Wildflowers from Winter, A Novel by Katie Ganshert

by Deborah Martin

May 23, 2012

What a great writer! Katie Ganshert knows how to write a romantic novel that doesn’t get too sappy or too ‘preachy’ for being in the Christian section of the bookstore. The main character of the novel, Bethany Quinn struggles with her imperfect childhood and the memories that come with it, changes in her present and what the future might hold. Thinking she has it all together in her professional life, she has to deal with all the suppressed emotions of her past when her grandfather is ill and then dies, leaving her 500 acres of farmland. What’s a girl to do? The story is so well written as it takes us through her discoveries and healing, allowing her to open up to possibilities for a brighter future. A must read!

Authors website: http://katieganshert.com

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