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Grace Lyndon is a
rising ingénue in
the world of
perfumes and
flavors; a
stiletto-wearing,
work-a-holic in
Atlanta, she
develops aromas and
tastes to enthrall
the senses. She’ll
stop at nothing to
get what she wants,
even when her
colleagues think
she’s crazy. When
she lands the
biggest account of
her career, to
develop the flavor
for a major beverage
company, she thinks
she has all she
needs. That is,
until she tastes an
apple that changes
her life.
Determined to track
down the apple’s
origin, Grace sets
off in the middle of
the night where she
finds not only a
beautiful mountain
orchard in the
clouds, but the
mysterious man who
owns it. Dylan
Jackson is a widowed
single father whose
heart and hands have
been calloused in
the fields of his
North Georgia apple
farm. Still mourning
the death of his
wife, he’s reluctant
to let Grace study
his apples… but
there’s something
about this
headstrong woman
that he just can’t
ignore.
In Stepakoff’s
heartbreaking
eloquence, their
sudden yet
undeniable
attraction is
threatened—leaving
readers with a
momentous finale
that proves Jeffrey
Stepakoff is a
master craftsman of
the heart. |
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Praise for THE
ORCHARD:
“The Orchard is a
reminder of why I
love to read. A man
who’s emotionally
chained to the past.
A woman with a
determined eye on
the future.
Happiness can be
theirs today…if only
they have the
courage to harvest
it.”
— Sandra Brown, New
York Times
bestselling author
“Stepakoff crafts an
intricate and tender
love story readers
can feel and taste.
The Orchard awakens
all the senses and
offers the gift of
an unforgettable
story that will
follow the reader’s
heart for a long
time.”
— Patti Callahan
Henry, New York
Times bestselling
author
“The Orchard is a
delicious
page-turner. Anyone
who enjoys a good
love story will have
a wonderful couple
of days settling
down with this
Southern tale of
unexpected romance.”
— Katie Crouch, New
York Times
bestselling author
of Men and Dogs, and
Girls in Trucks |
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