Grace Greene Livres

In the second novel in the Wildflower House series, the author of The Memory of Butterflies reminds us that to achieve our dreams, we must first open our hearts. Kara Hart suffered overwhelming heartache when she lost her mother and husband, and her father's sudden death might be the blow that breaks her--unless she turns her grief into purpose. She'll finish renovating his Victorian mansion in rural Virginia, but with her own twist. She'll turn the old house into a creative retreat for artists and writers. Kara has never tackled a project this big alone, and she's not ready to open her heart to others for help. But the locals open their hearts to her--including two who have the potential to be more than friends. She tells herself she doesn't need romance or distractions, but maybe that's exactly what she needs. When her former best friend reenters Kara's life, it could be the distraction that finally destroys her--or heals her. The tragedies in Kara's life have damaged her self-confidence, but she presses forward, gradually lowering her protective walls and allowing others in little by little. Will bringing Wildflower House back to life and freeing her own creative spirit also allow her to open her heart to hope and happiness--and maybe even love?

Kara Hart suffered overwhelming heartache when she lost her mother and husband, and her father's sudden death might be the blow that breaks her -- unless she turns her grief into purpose. She'll finish renovating his Victorian mansion in rural Virginia, but with her own twist. She'll turn the old house into a creative retreat for artists and writers.

Kara Hart was scarred by loss -- first the loss of her mother and now her husband. She feels broken, with no will to move forward, until her father does the unexpected: he moves to the Virginia countryside to restore an old Victorian mansion. Kara decides to go with him, telling herself that it will only be temporary.

The journey of self-discovery unfolds as Jaynie Highsmith grapples with the distinction between chasing happiness and finding true joy. Faced with the challenge of breaking free from her mother's past mistakes, she seeks to reclaim joy in her life. The narrative delves into themes of personal growth and the pursuit of fulfillment, prompting readers to reflect on their own definitions of happiness and the choices that shape their destinies.

This large print edition offers an accessible reading experience for those who prefer or require larger text. It maintains the original content while enhancing readability, making it ideal for readers with visual impairments or anyone who enjoys easier-to-read formats. The book promises to engage with its compelling narrative, rich characters, and thought-provoking themes, ensuring that the story remains captivating regardless of the format.

Returning to her hometown to settle her guardian's estate, Beth Kincaid confronts her tumultuous past, including her alcoholic father and a former love, Michael. As she uncovers her guardian's hidden secrets, the carefully constructed life she built begins to unravel. With Michael's support and her ex-fiancé Stephen's attempts to rekindle their romance, Beth faces the challenge of reconciling her past with her desire for a better future. The discovery of an unknown threat complicates her journey toward healing and self-discovery.

Ellen Cooper will be leaving for college soon, and as a single mother Hannah isn't eager to confront the pain of being alone. As Ellen's high school graduation approaches, Hannah decides it's time to return to her roots in Cooper's Hollow along Virginia's beautiful and rustic Cub Creek. With the help of longtime friend Roger Westray, Hannah devotes her energies to building a new house on the site of the old family home, destroyed in a fire more than a decade ago. But Hannah's entire adult life has revolved around one very big secret. Her new beginning may cost her far more than she could have imagined; exposing her secret may destroy Ellen.

Set against a backdrop of Southern Gothic, the story follows Rachel Sevier as she searches for her missing brother at the enigmatic Wynnedower Mansion. Upon arrival, she encounters Jack Wynne, the irritable mansion owner burdened by responsibilities and eager to escape his past. As Rachel delves into the mansion's mysteries, she uncovers potential treasures that could save it from destruction. However, she must navigate the hidden motives of other residents and protect both Jack and the mansion from looming threats.

The updated second edition features the same engaging story as the original published in 2017, but with a fresh cover design. It continues to explore themes of happiness and personal growth, inviting readers to reflect on the journey between life's challenges and joys.

Grief and nostalgia envelop Mignon King as she contemplates the future of the Emerald Heart Hotel, a cherished legacy shared with her late husband. Living in isolation with her dog, she grapples with the decision to sell the property, urged by her friend Dominick, while fearing the potential loss of her husband's memory. The unexpected arrival of a charming stranger and her estranged sister-in-law Jeanette complicate her emotional turmoil, forcing Mignon to confront her past and the uncertain path ahead. Trust becomes a fragile commodity as she navigates these challenges.