The Garden at Thistle Cottage - Couverture souple

Filho, Sed

Couverture souple

ISBN 13 : 9798233983702

Editeur : sed Filho, 2026

Synopsis

When London event planner Sophie Hartwell receives a letter from her estranged grandmother, she expects the usual obligatory visit to a crumbling cottage in the Cotswolds. What she finds instead is a forty-year-old garden-and a life-changing inheritance that asks far more of her than money ever could. Eleanor's garden is extraordinary. Designed by hand, tended with patience, and holding within its borders the stories of a lifetime. Behind the roses that Eleanor planted for the people she loved lies a woman Sophie never knew-one who walked away from the city to build something real. As Sophie begins to understand her grandmother's legacy, she discovers the village of Thornbury itself: a community that knew Eleanor, cared for her garden, and is now watching to see what Sophie will do. Will she sell to the highest bidder? Or will she stay? Enter James Lockwood, the landscape architect who has kept Eleanor's dream alive. Quiet, capable, and profoundly guarded, James speaks the language of growing things better than people. As Sophie and James work to restore the garden for the summer festival, an unexpected understanding blooms between them-slow, rooted, and undeniable. But Sophie has a business in London, a life she's carefully constructed, and a past that taught her not to trust permanence. And James has learned that the things you love are the things that hurt you most when they leave. The Garden at Thistle Cottage is a story about paying attention. About slowing down enough to notice what matters. About the courage required to rebuild a life around something real instead of something impressive. It's about how gardens hold memory, how communities hold you up, and how sometimes the bravest thing you can do is put something in the ground and trust the future to take care of it. Perfect for readers of contemporary romance seeking slow-burn love, found family, and the particular magic of English gardens.

A propos du livre

À propos de l'auteur

Sed Filho is a Brazilian author who writes heartwarming stories about healing, second chances, and the quiet beauty of starting over. His novels blend emotional depth, atmospheric settings, and characters who feel remarkably human-flawed, hopeful, and unforgettable.

Driven by the belief that stories can serve as safe harbors in turbulent times, Sed creates books that offer comfort, tenderness, and the warm glow of a guiding light. Whether exploring seaside towns, emotional journeys, or the delicate courage found in ordinary lives, his writing invites readers to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the small miracles around them.

In addition to fiction, Sed also writes about personal development, mindset, and emotional well-being, always with an emphasis on clarity, empathy, and transformation. His narrative voice is known for its sensitivity, introspection, and the gentle way it blends simplicity with emotional resonance.

When he's not writing, Sed can be found researching new ideas, exploring coastal landscapes for inspiration, or crafting stories that remind readers that light-soft, steady, and resilient-can always be found, even after the darkest storms.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: sed Filho
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 13: 9798233983702
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 188
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
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