The Last Garden in England

"The Last Garden in England," a novel by the author of the popular books "The Light Over London" and "The Whispers of War," has been praised as "a compelling read, filled with lovable characters and an alluring twist of fates" by Ellen Keith, author of "The Dutch Wife." The story follows the lives of five women in different time periods, all connected by a special garden.

In the present day, Emma Lovett, a dedicated garden restorer, is thrilled to have the opportunity to work on the gardens of the historic Highbury House estate, designed by her idol Venetia Smith in 1907. As Emma delves into the garden's past, she uncovers long-hidden secrets.

In 1907, Venetia Smith, a talented artist and sought-after garden designer, takes on the task of creating the gardens at Highbury House. Determined to make them a success, Venetia's encounters with the gardens and the people she meets along the way leave a lasting impact on her life.

Fast forward to 1944, where land girl Beth Pedley arrives at a farm near the village of Highbury in search of a place to call home. Cook Stella Adderton dreams of leaving Highbury House to pursue her own aspirations, while widow Diana Symonds struggles to hold onto her pre-war life as her home is transformed into a hospital for wounded soldiers. When war threatens the beloved gardens of Highbury House, these three women are brought together by a shared secret that binds them for years to come.

Described as "gorgeously written and meticulously detailed," this novel is sure to captivate fans of historical fiction. Readers will be swept away by the vibrant storytelling in "The Last Garden in England," a tale of love, loss, and the enduring power of nature's beauty.

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