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The Welcome Home Garden Club (Twilight, Texas #4)

by Lori Wilde (Goodreads Author)

3.93 of 5 stars 3.93 · rating details · 424 ratings · 52 reviews

Traditional meaning of Pink and White Roses: I love you still and always will.

Caitlyn Marsh stopped believing in happily-ever-after when high-school sweetheart, Gideon Garza, left for Iraq. Now she raises her small son while her matchmaking gardening club members drive her crazy. Then Caitlyn's world turns upside-down when Gideon swaggers back to Twilight.

Gideon had left t...more

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Published March 29th 2011 by Avon

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Apr 13, 2011 Ana rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: zz-read-in-2011, contemporary-romance, small-town-romance

The hero Gideon is a solider who spent the last 8 years in Iraq and Afghanistan, and is having problems with adapting to the normal life he desperately wants to live. He comes back home to Twilight for his father's funeral and is hit with two surprises. His father, the man who refused to admit that Gideon is his son, left him his ranch and 11 million dollars. And his high school sweetheart Caitlyn, has some news for him as well, he is a father to her 7 year old son Danny. What a welcome home, ri...more

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Jan 15, 2012 Addictive rated it 5 of 5 stars

Book 4 in the Twilight Texas series finds Caitlyn Marsh raising her son in the small community of Twilight, Texas after her husband is killed in a freak accident. Not to fear though, because the members of the local garden club rally around her in support. That is until Local bad boy turned local war hero Gideon Garza returns from the war a scarred man.
Caitlyn Marsh has found strength from her friends and fellow members of the local garden club in her hometown after her husband is killed by a li...more

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May 08, 2011 Romancing the Book rated it 5 of 5 stars

Reviewer: Valerie

Caitlyn Marsh stopped believing in happily-ever-after when high-school sweetheart, Gideon Garza, left for Iraq. Now she raises her small son while her matchmaking gardening club members drive her crazy. Then Caitlyn's world turns upside-down when Gideon swaggers back to Twilight.

Gideon had left town in the middle of night with threats ringing in his ears. A lot of things have changed since then. This bad boy-turned-Green Beret bears scars from the war, the timid girl he loved is...more Reviewer: Valerie

Caitlyn Marsh stopped believing in happily-ever-after when high-school sweetheart, Gideon Garza, left for Iraq. Now she raises her small son while her matchmaking gardening club members drive her crazy. Then Caitlyn's world turns upside-down when Gideon swaggers back to Twilight.

Gideon had left town in the middle of night with threats ringing in his ears. A lot of things have changed since then. This bad boy-turned-Green Beret bears scars from the war, the timid girl he loved is an independent mother, and the father who refused to recognize his son in life has, in death, left him a vast cattle ranch.

He still aches for Caitlyn, and now there's a dark-haired boy who looks exactly like Gideon did at that age. Could the child be his? And can this war-weary soldier overcome the scars of the past to claim the family he so richly deserves?

Review: I am a huge fan of books with series based on small towns. Right now, there are quite a few different series to choose from, including this one, the Twilight, Texas series. For me, the pull of these types of books is that not only do I get to read a story and learn to love the characters in that book but I also get small glimpses into their lives after their story is told by reading the rest of the books in the series. Book four was a heartrending story and yes, I cried at times. It had all the elements that make a story so complete and I read this one late into the night until the very last page. While you might think the storyline is predictable and guy ends up with girl, it’s much, much more than that. This guy is DEAD to the girl. This guy has been on three tours, not one, not two, but three tours of duty and is scarred. In fact, Ms. Wilde dedicated this book to our servicemen and women. The girl is recently widowed, estranged from her father and raising a young son, alone. Yes, it’s a story full of baggage and relationships and forgiveness.

In the center of it all is a beautiful victory garden that Caitlyn is dedicating to her dead first love and all the servicemen and women from their town. By designing the garden, she feels some healing and it also helps her support her young son. Her garden club reaches out into the community and she has support. The only catch is that the garden club wants the garden designed around her father’s old carousel, her inheritance. Asking him for it requires that she speak to her father. Remember it’s a small town and everyone knows everything – including the fact that her son is not for her dead husband. On the day a prominent citizen is being buried, her son’s grandfather, she hears the roar of a motorcycle and sees a rider. When he removes his helmet, she faints.

How these two once-in-love as teenagers reconnect and try to figure out all the changes in each other and their world was a joy to read. When Gideon cried and had nightmares, I was there. When Caitlyn cried and hugged her son, I was there. When her young son questions why he doesn’t look like his dead dad, I was there. When the townspeople were taking bets on who will end up with who, I was laughing. While you don’t have to read the other books in this series to read this one, you will want to. The characters come alive from the very first page and don’t let go until the end. I can’t wait for the next book in this series!(less)

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May 05, 2011 Brie C. rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Lori Wilde’s Twilight Texas Series is wonderful. She has created a beautiful town full of quirky characters and compelling stories. I discovered her books a couple of years ago after the release of The Sweethearts' Knitting Club, and since then I’ve been anxiously expecting the next release.

The Welcome Home Garden Club is about Gideon and Caitlyn. They used to be high school sweethearts and they loved each other madly. They also had a lot of obstacle...more

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Apr 16, 2011 Karen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Everyone!

This is the fourth book in the Twilight, Texas series and the first I have read. I found so much to like about this story. Caitlyn (the daughter of the town judge) and Gideon (the illegitimate son of the town’s wealthiest man) are very believable, as is their history and their parent’s conspiracy to keep them apart by giving Gideon a choice of jail or the military. Eight years later, Gideon comes home when his father dies. He lost his arm in the service of his country and has had a lot of adjust...more

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Apr 15, 2011 Anne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance, lori-wilde, before-goodreads

It (the new Lori Wilde book) had me from the last sentence of the prologue.
"Then he stripped off his helmet, pulled away his goggles, and Caitlyn stared straight into the eyes of a dead man." Goosebumps popped out on my arms when I read this and I just knew I was going to love this story.

"The Welcome Home Garden Club" is the fifth of her Twilight, Texas series, and another winner as far as I'm concerned. This heart-warming story is one of Wilde's best. By the way, all of the other books in this...more It (the new Lori Wilde book) had me from the last sentence of the prologue.
"Then he stripped off his helmet, pulled away his goggles, and Caitlyn stared straight into the eyes of a dead man." Goosebumps popped out on my arms when I read this and I just knew I was going to love this story.

"The Welcome Home Garden Club" is the fifth of her Twilight, Texas series, and another winner as far as I'm concerned. This heart-warming story is one of Wilde's best. By the way, all of the other books in this series are very good and I have enjoyed reading all of them. The True Love Quilting Club (Avon Romance) The Sweethearts' Knitting Club The First Love Cookie Club

All of the books have endearing characters, just the right amount of sweet & spicy sex and stories, which will twist your heart but leave you feeling good with a happy ending. And that's why I read romance, and Lori Wilde is one of the best romance authors writing today. This book jumps to the top of my favorites-list from this author, for several reasons. I think it has some of her best story-telling. She is masterful at showing the reader -painting pictures with her words - rather than simply telling us. Our journey through the story is even more enjoyable because of this.
Her humor is also evident. One of my favorite passages is when she explains how the hero of the story, Gideon Garza gets his nickname, Giddy. Fun!

Each chapter begins with the traditional meaning of a flower. A clever and significant addition to the story, entwined nicely since the heroine, Caitlyn Marsh, is the town florist, who has a penchant for flowers and plants.
The story unfolds when the garden club asks Caitlyn to design a victory garden for a contest they want to enter; she is intrigued and is the natural person for the job. Caitlyn also has a personal reason for designing a very special victory garden, she intends to honor her first love, Gideon, who she believes died oversees after he enlisted when they were very young.
When Gideon, the war-weary, former Green Beret returns to Twilight for his father's funeral, Caitlyn is shocked and a sweet and romantic tale unwinds between these two soul mates, fate brought back together.

There is a sprinkling of characters from her previous Twilight stories, something I love. I like to keep in touch with characters once I have invested in their happily ever after.

Ms. Wilde's simple acknowledgement in the front of the book sets the tone for her story. She wrote, "Thank you to all the servicemen and women who daily put their lives on the line to give the rest of us our freedom. God Bless You."

I recommend this book (and all of Lori Wilde's books). If you are a romantic at heart and/or simply enjoy a good romantic book this one is sure to please you.
You might also enjoy The Wedding Veil Wishes series by Lori Wilde:
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Apr 13, 2011 Gail rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance

I enjoyed this book. The heroine is a fairly recent widow with a little boy, but she's still haunted by the memory of her first love, a boy from the wrong side of the tracks who went off to war and was killed in Afghanistan. Except--when she's at the funeral of the Big Man in town--turns out he's not dead after all.

The hero is the bastard son of the Big Man who was a bastard in every sense of the word except literal. The heroine's dad is the local judge, and she hasn't spoken to him in years--no...more

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Mar 22, 2011 Amy Jacobs rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own

I am in love with this author and her novels! I always love the people of Twilight, Texas that she introduces me to with each new installment of the series. Not only does she bring new romance with each book, but she also does my favorite thing and bring back characters from the previous books! I love when an author reminds the reader of previous books in the series by integrating them into the current read.

With this book, we meet Caitlyn Marsh who owns the florist shop in town. After having a...more I am in love with this author and her novels! I always love the people of Twilight, Texas that she introduces me to with each new installment of the series. Not only does she bring new romance with each book, but she also does my favorite thing and bring back characters from the previous books! I love when an author reminds the reader of previous books in the series by integrating them into the current read.

With this book, we meet Caitlyn Marsh who owns the florist shop in town. After having a whirlwind romance as a teenager with Gideon Garza, she discovers that she is pregnant and hires a detective to locate him after he enlists in the army after a run in with the law. The detective informs her that he died in service and she finds herself devastated. What she doesn't know is that someone paid off the detective back then and made him lie about Gideon being dead. Caitlyn moves on with her life and marries the local florist in town. Her son is given a name, but everyone in town knows the truth of who the father really is.

Gideon was the result of an affair between one of the richest men in town and the hired help. His true father refuses to acknowledge him when Gideon confronts him with the paternity issue and it angers him to the point that he burns the rich mans barn to the ground. Caitlyn's father, who happens to be the judge in town, offers him the ultimatum of jail time or army time. While Gideon chooses the army, he never expected to lose not only the love of his life, but also his hand in a bombing.

When Gideon's father passes away, he is shocked to learn that he has just inherited the ranch and the bulk of his monetary estate. Add to this the anger from two half brothers still coping with the death of their father, and you can guarantee there is going to be some turmoil and revenge. Now Gideon must return to Twilight and figure out if he wants to accept the money and ranch, or stay away from the love of his life for good. Upon returning to Twilight, Gideon finds out he is a Father and is shocked at the lengths that people took to keep Caitlyn out of his life. When they both discover the truth though, their romance blossoms again and second chances are given.

While I enjoyed this story, it is not one of my favorites of the series. I enjoyed the writing and the characters discovery of second chances, but I wish the author would have give us a chapter or two of the couple as a teenagers first before starting the current time frame. I think if I would have read how the interacted as teens, I would have enjoyed their story more and could have understood how much they each suffered over the years.

Other than that one point above, the book was a great new addition to the series. I still wish I could find myself in the fictional town of Twilight, Texas and enjoy each character on a daily basis. A sweet romance to satisfy that sweet tooth when we want a true romance book to read. (less)

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Feb 23, 2011 Ruth rated it 4 of 5 stars

Once you get past the highly improbable premise on which the story is based, this is a better than average romance novel. Caitlyn and Gideon were high school sweethearts. She was the rich girl, he was the illegitimate son of a rich man and a poor woman. Their fathers teamed up to send him off to the Army to get him out of town. She thinks he died; he thought she forgot about him. His father died, and decided to make him the heir (rather than the two legitimate sons). She found out she was pregna...more

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Nov 21, 2012 Missy Jane rated it 3 of 5 stars

I kind of struggled with what to give this book as far as stars are concerned. The writing is good, no complaints on grammar, structure, etc. Unfortunately I had a few problems with the story from Chapter one. This was my first Lori Wilde book. I'm certain if I had started at the beginning of the series I wouldn't have felt overwhelmed by the amount of characters she tried to introduce right off the bat. I had to reread the prologue twice but it didn't help. I felt like she "info dumped" the who...more

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Apr 24, 2011 Ns rated it 3 of 5 stars

The Welcome Home Garden Club is a sweet, heartwarming read.

I liked the premise for what it was; simple, not completely new, or unexpected, but full of emotional potential. Where the story lacked originality, there was still the opportunity to bring the characters to life and make their stories new and special to us. Yet, I could not get into the story, finding the plot was not entirely believable and the characters unbalanced. At times, serious issues and situations were trivialized by crude di...more The Welcome Home Garden Club is a sweet, heartwarming read.

I liked the premise for what it was; simple, not completely new, or unexpected, but full of emotional potential. Where the story lacked originality, there was still the opportunity to bring the characters to life and make their stories new and special to us. Yet, I could not get into the story, finding the plot was not entirely believable and the characters unbalanced. At times, serious issues and situations were trivialized by crude dialogue. Many times I found myself cringing, not because of the crudeness, but because it simply did not blend well with the situation. Of all the books in the Twilight, Texas series, The Welcome Home Garden Club had the most emotional, in-depth promise, but I found that lacking. The story was not bad, it just could have been better.

Caitlyn Marsh lives a quiet, simple love. She has love from her friends and Twilight community. Yet, this something missing, or rather someone. Her relationship with her father is strained and she has never really found anyone to measure up to the one great love of her life. Gideon Garza. She gave up on love the moment he walked out of her life, taking with him their hope and dreams. She has accepted that, even realized the pain love can cost and is determined to live life without it.

Then one fiery day, the love of her life, her past comes roaring back in her life, on a motorcycle no less. Gideon, was once her world, her everything. He is also the father of her son who she thought was dead. Very much alive, he's back but a dramatically changed man. Scarred from the war and uncertain with life and where he belongs. He has a lot to catch up on; fatherhood and becoming the man Caitlyn deserves if he dares.

In Twilight, Caitlyn and Gideon are never alone on their journey to happiness. The town welcomes Gideon with open arms, and gives him a palce to belong to, a place called home. It's up to Caitlyn and Gideon to mend the rifts of their past, not just with each other but with with their other loves ones before they can truly be a family.

I was rooting for Caitlyn and Gideon from the start. They had a lot to overcome and watching them face their issues, transform into better and happier people was rewarding.(less)

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Apr 03, 2011 Penney rated it 5 of 5 stars

In Twilight, Texas, single mom Caitlyn Marsh disliked affluent J. Foster Goodnight who never recognized her high school sweetheart Gideon Garza as his. Eight years ago Garza was murdered and she was left pregnant and estranged from her father. Thus, she is stunned when Gideon, who left town late at night without a goodbye to join the Green Beret, arrives in town for Goodnight's funeral.

Caitlyn is hired to create a special garden to honor Goodnight; meanwhile Gideon has come back home, seeking cl...more

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Jan 05, 2013 Daniela rated it 3 of 5 stars

The 4th book in the Twilight, Texas Series, and I'm hoping it's not the last. I'm really loving the town, the traditions, the women who run these clubs, the love and friendship of everyone in the town. Although I enjoyed this book, I felt it was a bit rushed and got to the ending very quickly. Not to mention, some of the stuff that was brought up, was too easily accepted and everything went on in it's merry way.

Gideon Garza is in the military. He's been in Afghanistan for over 8 years now. Every...more

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Apr 04, 2011 Naima rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this book and would rate it 4.5. Recently, I've started to get tired of the secret baby trope (shocking for me) because most of the time the woman has no good reason to keep the kid a secret. In the Welcome Home Garden Club, the kid is a secret to the father due to machinations by a third party. This was the perfect secret baby set up. There was no Harlequinesque Presents prolonged angst on the part of Caitlyn about whether or not to share the news of the child with Gideon when he...more

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Mar 15, 2013 Julie Barrett rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Welcome Home Garden Club by Lori Wilde
Kaitlan runs the garden club and she supplies funerals and weddings with the flower arrangements. Members try to matchmake and find dates for her.
Cool that some meanings of some flowers are at the beginning of every chapter.
Legend of the fountain where you throw a penny into it and you'd find her true love is prevalent in this book as the others. It's a Twilight, TX tradition.
at a funeral for another Marine Giddeon rides up on his Indian motorcycle, she...more

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Sep 20, 2012 Lady Lioness marked it as old-borders-reviews

Review from the Borders days: 1/05/11

I don't know how I feel about this one. I wanted to like it because I liked the Christmas Cookie one, but crap on a cracker, it's all over the place. Gideon's dead! No, he's alive! But missing a hand! And tortured by his war experiences! That's okay, she still loves him! But he doesn't know he has a son! And his half brothers hate him! But he moves in! But it's too soon! So he moves out! Then it's three months later! And now it's okay again! But his brothers...more

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Apr 13, 2011 Cindy Flory rated it 5 of 5 stars

I have read many books by Lori Wilde, so when I saw she had added another book to this story, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it. I have to say...that I was not disappointed. I loved it so much, that I hated to see it end. That to me is a sign of a great writer. You'll find it very hard to put this book down, believe me, I was up until 4 am reading this one. Poor Caitlyn finding herself all alone pregnant at 17, after the boy she's always loved, up and leaves town without any notice, leaving...more

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May 10, 2011 Sara rated it 3 of 5 stars

while the ending to the book was a bit anticlimatic, the overall story was very heartwarming and relevant to today's society.
In the world we now live in, people rarely think about the soliders overseas fighting to keep our country free. And while I don't personally agree with the whole concept of an army on foreign soil for no valid reason, I do have to admit that the US would not be the same country if people weren't fighting for our freedom.
Gideon is a former Green Baret who returns home for...more

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Jan 07, 2012 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was my first time reading anything by this author. I thought this book was good though I guess I would have liked to see more of the details in the story with regards to the forgiveness of certain characters and more background to each of the characters themselves. Take for instance Gideon. We know he was in Afghanistan and he lost his hand there but we didn't really know that he had a head injury the first time. We didn't even know that there was a first time until later in the story.

I wil...more

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Jan 19, 2012 Natālija rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary

I have mixed feelings about this book. It was definitely a page-turner & I wasn't even slightly annoyed. I really like the hero & the heroine & I found myself rooting for them.
Although it takes place in Twilight (Texas), it has no Texas feeling to it. It could easily take place in another state. So if you aren't into cowboys - don't worry, there are no cowboys in this book.
My main complain is that there were to many characters. I wasn't able to remember all Caitlyn's garden club me...more

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May 02, 2013 Cynthia rated it 4 of 5 stars

This story talks about Gideon who come back to Twilight .He met her fist love Caitlyn who is a garden owner.she had married,but her husband died.She's garden is very important to her. They met at Gideon father 's funeral.When he knows Caitlyn and he has a child Danny,he is very happy and fear.He had lost a arm in a war ,he thought he couldn't live as a normal person.He can't give them a wonderful life.But he love Caitlyn,even lover her than before.This story has a happy ending.Finally,love defea...more

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Apr 19, 2011 Edith rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book had everything a romance novel requires -- a lover returning from the dead, a spurned lover (although the spurner wasn't aware of that), a controlling father, several members of the Goodnight family (from the famed Goodnight Trail), the joining of an unwed mother to a good man who was later killed by a lightning strike, not to mention a prize for the best garden in Texas. Did I mention that the unwed mother's husband owned a florist shop?

Author Wilde does a masterful job of filling out...more

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Jul 26, 2012 Kim Reads (Read Your Writes Book Reviews) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Reviewed on: http://readyourwrites.blogspot.com

This is the fourth book in the Twilight, Texas series by Lori Wilde. However, it is the first book by Lori that I have read. It will not be the last.

The story centers around two characters, Caitlyn Marsh and Gideon Garza. Two high school sweethearts who have had the last eight years of their lives changed dramatically as a result of things done to them by the adults in their lives.

Caitlyn Blackthorne Marsh grew up being privileged, as the only child...more

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Mar 17, 2013 Marina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: lori-wilde, romance, fiction

Book 4 in Twilight, Texas series.This was fun to read as always. Love the town and all its characters. I can't believe I am done with this series.I want more.Please someone tell me this is not the end!
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Caitlyn Marsh(florist,ex,25yo,widow,garden club mem,pal)& Danny(7yo,theirs) +Gideon Garza(27yo,ex,ex Green Beret Sargent,amputee,half bro),Judge Richard Blackthorne(65...more

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Jun 01, 2011 Deborah rated it 3 of 5 stars

A totally perfect book to read over the memorial weekend. Veterans of the past and present abound in this book where the club is now into planning a garden for a competition. Thrilled over how the author presents current issues that our returning veterans are facing as they reaclimate into civilian life. But still disappointed that that thread that was presented in book 3 was not resolved. Will there be a 5th?

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May 21, 2011 Tasty Book Tours/ A Tasty Read/ Sweet Reads Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Gideon was a very real character, one that we can relate to. He was a troubled youth who was sent away to the military and became a man with a dark side of life that only the few and proud know about. Left to think he was dead was Caitlyn. Who was lied to about what happened to Gideon and raised a son with a stand in husband. It was a toching story about healing, trusting and learning to love again.

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Jul 02, 2012 Heidi rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great Romance with enough heart to carry me through to the end of the book. I enjoyed it alot and I will read the rest in the series, I didn't realize this book was one of a series so I will hve to get the rest. There's enough plot to keep you reading although it is pretty obvious who is going to get the girl and get hooked up, however, I liked it and look forward to reading the rest of lori's novels

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Apr 07, 2011 Emma rated it 2 of 5 stars

I didn't enjoy reading this book at all. I'm pretty disappointed because I love the idea behind this series (and I love Lori Wild's books, in general). The reunited lovers storyline usually works very well with me but this one was just so d** boring. Plus it reminded me of one of her previous books, Addicted to Love, and of Truly Madly Yours by Rachel Gibson... The similarities were truly annoying. I mean even the heroes names are somewhat similar (Graza/Allegreza). But what really bothered me i...more

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Apr 03, 2011 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011

Maybe I am sentimental because I have my own soldier (thankfully never hurt while deployed) but books that have someone who has fought, especially in our current conflicts, always make me tear up and feel thankful. I really liked this book and I was very happy for the main couple who got a second chance in love and happiness.

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Jan 28, 2012 Natalie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: small-town

I enjoyed the psychological layers of this story. The hero's post traumatic stress and the heroine's caution and grief were well drawn. At times it was a little slow, but that's probably part and parcel of what the author wanted to achieve. I love the small town community setting. Nice ending regarding the Victory garden, too. Not too sweet.

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Lori Wilde can’t remember a time when she didn’t want to write. She even went to nursing school so she could have a schedule flexible enough to allow her to write on the side. She nursed for 20 years, working in a variety of settings from the newborn nursery to the recovery room, to dialysis. But she never lost her desire to write.

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