In An Apology in Bloom, wedding florist Jaime Harper is on a meteoric rise, working for an event company led by a successful and way-too-handsome boss. When a letter arrives from her past mentor with an offer too good to pass up, will she stay or head back to her hometown?
In A Field of Beauty, Tessa Anderson has found an acre of farmland to start her flower farm and forget the past. She's grateful for the help of two men--her boyfriend, Tyler, and a quiet soil specialist named Dawson. But as the farm finally starts to bloom, Tessa will discover something that challenges everything she's built. In A Future in Blossom, Jaime, Claire, and Tessa return to their hometown, finally ready to face each other and their beloved mentor, flower shop owner Rose Reid. As they unite to pull off an extraordinary wedding, amid the flurry of preparations they just may find their way to forgiveness.
A Year of Flowers by Suzanne Woods Fisher contains four novellas that revolve around three women and a floral shop owner who was their mentor. The first three stories feature Jamie, Claire, and Tessa who worked in the flower shop together when they were younger (a story for each character). The fourth novella has them back in their hometown at Rose Reid’s flower shop. I like how all the stories tied together. In each story we get a glimpse of what happened in the past that changed the course of women’s lives. The full tale is not revealed until the last novella when the three women are brought back together.
There is romance for each
of the three ladies as well. I liked all
the characters in the four novellas. Chris
was the most transformed character. I especially
liked his occupation. I like that the
author included a glossary of floral terms.
It was interesting learning about the language of flowers. It is amazing what you can say with a bouquet
of flowers. The ladies need to forgive each other as well themselves. They just need to be open to the truth. This
was a unique way for the author to tell this story. A Year of Flowers is a story of friendship,
faith, flowers, and forgiveness.
The
Avid Reader
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