Twilight in the Garden
by Carol W. Hazelwood
Twilight in the Garden spins love and family deceptions
into an intriguing story. A business fails, a gift of a computer exposes
family thefts, an elderly woman realizes she’s needed, and a young
widow and her daughter find a home.
Ninety-year-old Marta Wagner regains control of her finances from her
covetous and quarrelsome family, who want to sell her house with its
award winning garden. Brent, Marta’s beloved grandson, hires young
widow Clarissa to write Marta’s memoirs. Over the objections of
the Wagner family, Clarissa and her six-year-old daughter Amanda, come
to live with Marta, and the three develop a special rapport. Although
Clarissa and Brent are drawn to one another, tragedy strikes and causes
complications with surprising results.
Author Carol Hazelwood says, “I became so enthralled with the characters
of this novel that it was like losing a friend when I finished the manuscript.
I hope readers will enjoy reading this book as much as I enjoyed writing
it.”
Reader's Responses
"I just finished the book on a plane to Minneapolis. The book is the most rewarding I have read in some time. I wanted more. The ending was a rollercoaster too and that was good."
