A Landscape of Love

About the book

A man driven to success...

Hartley De Beauvoir was born into poverty and spent his early years in the workhouse, an experience that shaped his character. After being adopted by Minerva and Inigo De Beauvoir at age six, Hart felt grateful to them for everything. His main goal was to prove himself worthy of the name they gave him and achieve success on his own. With his own business, De Beauvoir Nurseries and Landscaping, he aims to become one of the top landscape designers in the country.

When the Duke of Beresford offers him the opportunity to redesign the gardens at Hardacre Hall, Hart sees it as a once-in-a-lifetime chance and is determined to focus on reaching his goal without any distractions.

A charming diversion...

Lady Fidelia Ponsonby is a beautiful but distant woman, surrounded by sorrow. Watching her stroll through the gardens each day, Hart can't help but feel empathy for her, as she appears to find no joy in her surroundings or the world around her.

Despite knowing the risks of getting involved with a nobleman's daughter, Hart finds himself drawn into Fidelia's world and becomes a trusted confidant to her.

A new beginning...

After being betrayed by someone she thought loved her, Fidelia is drawn to Hart, a straightforward man who prefers plants over people. When he saves her from a near-fatal accident, Hart helps break the cloud of melancholy that has hung over Fidelia, giving her the courage to start anew and dream of a brighter future.

Reaching for the stars...

Although Hart knows a future between a former workhouse resident and a duke's daughter seems impossible, he refuses to abandon Fidelia when she has no one else to protect her from scandal and despair.

In the end, Hart may have to make sacrifices to save the woman he loves, but some sacrifices are worth it.