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All Eily McKintrick needed was an onion.
Across the fence an entire garden waits, but her brusque and unfriendly neighbor Marshall Frye doesn't want to trade for the needed vegetable. Annoyed, Eily crawls through the fence to borrow the onion anyway, risking the wrath of the contrary man at the property line. If she's caught.
Marshall would only be too happy to gift the widow with an onion, if it weren't for her choice of friends. She spends time with Hillary Shepherd, a determined divorcée with her sights set on him.
After his wife died, Marshall retired early as a high school principal to live a contented solitary life growing vegetables for the local food banks. But when he finds Eily on her knees in his garden, the ensuing adventure is more trouble than either are prepared to handle.
Will Eily and Marshall find love for a second time? And what will Hillary do?
About the author
Patricia Lee is an Australian author, poet and artist living in the idyllic Southern Highlands of New South Wales. She writes historical fantasy and historical fiction as well as biography and short stories. She founded Duck Farm Press in 2020.
