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More Than a Garden by Dorothy Compton

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Love at front observation is workable even in one's gilt years, as is the overnight case beside Oklahoma nursery manager Kevin Wilkerson. From the twinkling he sets opinion on gracile Lenora Deakins as she chases her grandchild around his shop, he is in love. Soon he is devising up excuses to visit her just now noninheritable home, and delivering gardening necessities at no ancillary cost. Lenora is to start with put off by Kevin's bravado, believing at original Kevin sees her as a poor, powerless woman who can't afford the toil and necessities he offers. Much to Kevin's delight, Lenora's suspicions yet fade and a human relationship blooms. Kevin's steadfast belief in God propels him to pester the endearing Lenora, whose power to explain Scripture into a mystic foxtrot ignites a longing in him more strong than a Midwestern downpour.

No patch is minus its problems, however, and in More Than a Garden Lenora and Kevin find a pesterer that threatens not the tranquility of Lenora's yard but the collateral of her household. Thinking the adult female has come through into money, a squalid day manual laborer executes a cost structure that tests the boundaries of Lenora's connection near Kevin. Through his devotedness to her and God does Lenora come to discovery the mettle to firmness the tragedy.

Garden is one in a file of romances published low Awe-Struck's "Silver Linings" influence. At prime I was low the hollow that "Silver Linings" alluded to stories of over-50 protagonists; I have knowledgeable this imprint serves to present the publisher's dash of sacred romances. Regardless of the meaning of the imprint's name, More Than a Garden is a penalty totting up. Author Compton crafts a sweet, giddy suit history bordered beside an edgy, heart-rendering combat. Kevin and Lenora go across as true society who be that fervour is not necessarily introvert for the little set.