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Three women meet at a crossroads in their lives, each searching for new ways to grow-and find in each other the courage to take chances and embrace the future.

Roz is a woman of independent means who thought love was behind her, but when romance takes her by surprise, she won't allow... read more

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  • “Candlelight flatters a woman. If we had our way, Edison would never have invented that damn lightbulb.”
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  • “Roz, you want me to die?”
    Mitch
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Dawn, the awakening promise of it, was her favorite time to run.

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Prologue
Chapters 1-20
Epilogue

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This is book 2 of 3 in In the Garden. (standard series)

Preceded by Blue Dahlia, and followed by Red Lily.

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  1. Nora Roberts (Author)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: Jove Books
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2005
ISBN: 0515138657
Page Count: 384

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Reading Level: Adults

Profanity. Sexual content.

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  • Blue Dahlia
  • Red Lily

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