A septuagenarian flower shop owner. A grieving widower and loving father. Will their chance encounter blossom into a lasting relationship?
Anna Lee Foster is NOT looking for love. This septuagenarian owns the In Bloom Flower Shop and is happiest when creating floral arrangements for her customers; encouraging the young ladies who work for her; and pampering her beloved cat, Salty, who travels back and forth to work with her in a backpack while she rides her scooter.
John Peerson postponed retirement to keep his grief at bay. Frequent contact with his three adult daughters keeps him going. When his oldest daughter encourages him to date, John feels he's finally ready to expand his heart, no matter the risk to himself, but he's cautious when faced with resistance from his youngest daughter.
Anna Lee believes she doesn't deserve love as the decision to give her baby up for adoption as a teenager still haunts her. John's attention chips away at the fences around her heart, but when she finally shares her darkest secret with him, his daughter's fear that Anna Lee's hiding something takes on new meaning.
Will John turn tail and run or stand by Anna Lee's side when she needs him the most?
Wildflowers for Anna Lee is the heartwarming fifth book of the In Bloom sweet romance series. If you like later-in-life romance, the beauty of wildflowers, and wise older characters, then you'll enjoy Kasey Kennedy's charming story of found family.
Each story in this series is a standalone, but you have the benefit of seeing recurring characters throughout the books.
