Review By Mary A. Hake
Wildflowers from Winter provides an intimate look into one woman’s life and her struggle to overcome her tainted past. Bethany Quinn is dealt several tough blows as her dream life of being a successful architect begins to crumble. Can she renovate herself as she has the buildings she’s worked on? She’s forced to return to her despised rural hometown for a time, where she is thrown into assisting her former best friend and her grandfather’s hired hand.
This powerful novel deals with loss and finding one’s way through grief. Don’t read the back cover copy first—it gives away too much of the story. I like the joy and adventure of discovering things as I read. And this book is one you won’t want to miss. Even though it deals with sorrow, readers will find hope in the midst of pain.
The insights gleaned can spill over into anyone’s life journey, just like wildflowers bloom profusely following a severe winter. Katie Ganshert’s strong characterization and flowing prose in this debut novel make me long for her next one.
Wildflowers from Winter at AMAZON
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