Description
Leota’s Garden by Francine Rivers is a contemporary Christian novel about family, faith, forgiveness and the possibility of healing old wounds. Eighty-four-year-old Leota Reinhardt has watched her once-beautiful garden and her family relationships fall into disrepair. When her granddaughter Annie, whom she has barely known, comes back into her life, Leota finds an unexpected opportunity to reconnect with the family she has lost.
As Annie and Corban Solsek, a university student volunteering with Leota as part of his sociology research, help restore the neglected garden, they begin uncovering painful secrets and long-held misunderstandings that have shaped the Reinhardt family for generations. As the past comes to light, Leota, Annie and those around them must confront questions of faith, regret and forgiveness while discovering that broken relationships may still have the possibility of renewal.
A heartfelt choice for readers who enjoy Christian fiction, family stories and emotionally rich novels about forgiveness, faith and second chances.
