Love is Where Your Rosemary Grows - Softcover

Longley, Peter

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0595292534 ISBN 13: 9780595292530

Verlag: iUniverse, 2003

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Reseña del editor:

Jake Saunders, a middle-aged artist and enthusiastic horticulturist from Georgia, while teaching drawing and painting classes on board a luxury cruise ship becomes captivated by Rose, a nineteen-year-old beauty. The relationship that develops shows all the pitfalls of their age difference and the generation gap that it reveals, but is lovingly supported by Rose's affable mother, Marianne Paulsen, who is herself attracted to Jake.

Set in exotic locations in Iceland, Europe, Georgia, Minnesota and New York the story shows the development of Jake's relationship with both these women and the different kind of love each fosters. When Marianne is diagnosed with cancer, the garden of her home on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota becomes the bonding ground between her and Jake--a garden that at first Jake had started to restore for his upcoming wedding to Rose, but which ultimately becomes the means for his personal growth and Marianne's spiritual transition.

Biografía del autor:

Peter Longley, a graduate in theology from Cambridge University, is a highly respected author and sought after speaker. Love is Where Your Rosemary Grows is his third published novel and he is working on his fourth.Peter, himself an artist, is married to celebrated flautist Bettine Clemen, whom he met when he was cruise director of the prestigious ocean liner Queen Elizabeth 2. They live in the Ozarks in rural Missouri where Peter manages their small farm and extensive gardens. Horticulture has always been a prime interest and from 1966-77 he was the estate manager of Tullamaine Castle in Ireland before embarking on a twenty-five year career as a cruise director and global port lecturer. Now retired, he writes novels.

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• Verlag: iUniverse
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2003
• ISBN 10: 0595292534
• ISBN 13: 9780595292530
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 252