‘Under
the bracken, under the soil, under the forest, under the water,
the garden’s history is there. It needs an ardent lover
to find it.’
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Lotte
is in unfamiliar territory. After a painful divorce and a great
deal of soul-searching, she’s abandoned her successful career
as an architect for a degree in Garden History, and uprooted her
three children to take a job as Head Gardener to millionaire Brody
Keegan.
Brody is as ignorant about gardens as Lotte is knowledgeable,
his tastes as loud as hers are quiet. The things they have in
common are a passion for Maddon Park and a determination to get
their own way.
As Lotte locks horns with her boss and his spoilt young wife,
she finds herself on an emotional rollercoaster. She knows what
is right for the garden, but – still raw from divorce, anxious
about the children and frightened of entanglement – she
has no idea what is right for her.
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Profile : Prue Leith |
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Prue
Leith was born in South Africa, but has lived most of her working
life in London, where she has held Cookery Editor or Food Columnist
jobs for The Daily Mail, The Sunday Express, The Guardian and The
Mirror.
She
has also been a restaurateur, caterer, telly-cook and broadcaster,
and has written many cookbooks.
Prue
Leith has written three novels: Leaving Patrick, Sisters and The
Gardener.
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