Where the past and present intersect, the future can often be found. Mary Ellen Taylor tells a story of deep loss, painful truths, and an overgrown greenhouse full of old secrets. Stories of women from different eras, whose destinies are connected with a greenhouse that keeps the secrets of generations. Libby was invited as a wedding photographer to the old Woodmont estate. Its owner, Elaine Grant, plans to restore the winter garden and the abandoned greenhouse, which from the first minutes strikes Libby with its beauty. Libby happily agrees to take memorable photographs. She is going through difficult times, and work helps her take her mind off recent turmoil. The old estate keeps secrets for generations. Sadie once lived in these parts. She inhaled the sweet aroma of blooming honeysuckle and did not know what fate had in store for her. In this place shrouded in mystery, Libby would meet a young widower, Colton, and later find a letter that would change her life forever. For the first time in Russian. For lovers of fascinating stories, the action of which takes place in several time layers. Mary Ellen Taylor tells a story of deep loss, painful truths, and an overgrown greenhouse full of old secrets. American author Mary Ellen Taylor's characters, like real people, try to find their place in the world, exploring themes of family, home, love and origins. Her stories are inevitably intertwined with the amazing events of the places in which they take place, and the secrets underlying them span the past and present. Mary Ellen Taylor has been named on the lists of best authors by the New York Times and USA Today. “The Garden of Our Memory” - absolute Amazon Charts bestseller. For lovers of captivating stories set in multiple time periods. “This memorable story is sure to touch the heartstrings of readers.” – Publishers Weekly “A charming and deeply entertaining story about the nature of family and the meaning of love.” - Seattle Post-Intelligencer "Mary Ellen Taylor writes novels of depth...If you're looking for a relaxing read, this is the story for you." – Steph and Chris's Book Review