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    Alexandra's Garden: Virginia Lovers, #1

    By Vivian Sinclair

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    Alexandra Stewart leads a happy life with her husband, Dr. Michael Donovan in Bethesda, Maryland, close to her parents' house in Fairfax County, Northern Virginia. Her life changes when her husband moves out and she is served the divorce papers. Distressed and not knowing what to do, Alexandra moves back home and finds solace in the wonderful garden tended by her Aunt Loretta. April in Virginia, with flowers blooming, birds chirping, and the garden a paradise of colors and fragrances, gives her comfort and healing. And the handsome landscaper who rebuilds the gazebo is not too bad to look at.

    Brad Russell had a hard time taking care of his four younger brothers and the family's nursery and landscaping business, after his parents' death in an accident when he was eighteen. Eight years later, life is much better. His brothers have grown up and his business is thriving. Brad always admired Alexandra from afar and now that she moved back home, he gets to know her better.

    Is Alexandra going to let herself be persuaded that their love is the real, forever kind, despite her doubts and the age difference between them?

    Virginia Lovers Trilogy:

    Alexandra's Garden – Book 1

    Ariel's Summer Vacation – Book 2

    Lulu's Christmas Wish – Book 3

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVivian Sinclair Books
    Release dateJul 30, 2019
    ISBN9781393756323
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    Alexandra's Garden: Virginia Lovers, #1
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    Vivian Sinclair

    Vivian Sinclair always enjoyed dreaming up stories. When she had time in her busy life, she used to disappear with her laptop to write. Her family often found her in her office immersed in the world of fiction. And because a good dream should be a happy one, all her books have happy-endings. She was a pioneer of e-publishing. Her first book, a contemporary romance, was e-published in 1997 under a different pen name. Vivian is a prolific author with a rich imagination and in addition to romances enjoys writing women’s fiction and westerns, both contemporary and historical. After years of moving from the East Coast to the Midwest and then to the Pacific Northwest, after traveling all over the United States, Vivian settled in the Seattle area, where she lives with her husband and her daughter. Visit Vivian at VivianSinclairBooks.com

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