After Ruby Jewell’s sister passed away, she wanted to breath
her last breathe as well. Hating everyone and everybody after her sister’s
death, all of a sudden the anger and hatred were gone, just as it had all suddenly
materialized. Changing her field of study from law to floristry was how Ruby
pulled herself out of depression and despondency.
Ruby has the magical touch when it comes to the art of arranging
flowers and a magical touch bringing unsuspecting individuals together. Long time
customers depend on Ruby to present beautiful flower arrangements for all their
functions and events since she has advanced knowledge of flowers and their effective
benefits. For instance, Ruby added the color orange to a floral arrangement
given to Jenny Seale by her boyfriend when she was in the hospital. “Because
orange is a gentle energizer and helps strengthen the immune system” Ruby
believed it would help Jenny to a speedy recovery.
Ruby never considers her own loneliness or having no companionship,
until Captain Dan Miller, a retired astronaut and a man whom she admires, asks
her to a gala event he is attending. Ruby and Dan’s friendship begins to
flourish leading ultimately to a marriage of love and happiness for the delightful
couple.
This novel is full of charming sub plots of individuals who
are in need of outside motivation in their personal situations, and Ruby steps
in to assist matters along. The book with its many technical floristry terms hopes
to draw you in to a heartfelt drama with the stories of persons needing or
wanting companionship. I enjoyed stories of the people Ruby aided, nevertheless
would have loved reading the preparation of Ruby’s own wedding nuptials. I
recommend this novel to readers who like descriptive floristry details, and fictional
stories of finding romance, love, friendship, companionship, and peace of mind.
I received this book free from the Net Galley Reviewer program
for an honest and unbiased opinion.
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