For readers familiar with Book One in this series set in an extra-ordinary garden in Kent, this second installment in the White Briars series begins around two years on from the birth of Betony. ...Hamish and Liana's daughter. It follows the life and goings-on of Sara Blaine, hard-working mum and owner-operator of Blaine's Nursery, a family-run business nestled within the stone perimeter walls of White Briar's woods. Out for some much-needed personal time, Sara meets an itinerant musician, Greg, who says that he is trying out the country life for the summer. Despite an undeniable spark of attraction, Sara jogs back to her busy life, determined to forget about the handsome stranger while she gets on with the business of running her own business. But life intervenes and Sara finds herself accepting an offer she can't refuse in the guise of assistance from Greg, who is familiar with the day-to-day routines of a busy family-run nursery. ​ Meanwhile, Green Jack, arch-nemesis of Liana is ba-ack with a vengeance. He has plans for revenge and is searching for the opportunity to wrest power over the Garden away from Liana whom he thinks is more concerned with matters familial than botanical. As the summer moves on and Sara works alongside Greg, she discovers that her assistant is far more than the simple sometimes-musician she thought him to be ...but the path to their burgeoning romance proves to be no walk-in the-park when Green Jack sees his opportunity to strike at the very heart of Sara and Liana's lives.