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We want to do something different than the regular newsletter, so we thought Quarterly Postcards would be a fun idea. 

These will be part of the two paid membership tiers....and the first 25 people who sign up for our FREE Membership Tier will also be included.

If you join the free membership and leave, that spot goes to the next person.  Anyone who signs up for the paid tiers will be included in the next mailing.

(Not the actual postcard pictured above)

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Two cousins inherit a mansion and discover it’s filled with family history, secrets…and maybe magic. 

Maggie McCrae knew her granddaughters were not ready for the legacy she must leave them. The house, the grounds and everything that went with it would now be theirs. She vowed she would do all she could to protect them and hopefully, give them the time they needed to fulfill their destiny. Gabriella and Moira must learn to trust themselves and each other as they discover the true magic of Burrows Bay.

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We are posting this story one chapter at a time on our Lavender Cottage Blog.  You can find it here, and we hope you'll join us as we read the entire first book.  If there's enough interest, we may post the next book, too.

You can download this ebook for FREE from our Lavender Cottage BookShop and most retailers...but we hope you'll read along with us as well.

Two cousins inherit a mansion and discover it’s filled with family history, secrets…and maybe magic. This is the first book in a serialized story, so there will be cliffhangers!

Maggie McCrae knew her granddaughters were not ready for the legacy she must leave them. The house, the grounds and everything that went with it would now be theirs. She vowed she would do all she could to protect them and hopefully, give them the time they needed to fulfill their destiny. Gabriella and Moira must learn to trust themselves and each other as they discover the true magic of Burrows Bay.

We are working on our gardens this summer and fall.  The fire smoke (we live near Spokane) has delayed a lot of our plans, but we hope to be back out there very soon.

Gardens are never finished, which is one of the things I enjoy so much about them. There's always seasonal changes, plants outgrowing a space, shrubs moved for deer traffic (we have a few of those), and new ideas for what to plant next.

Do you have a favorite time in the garden?  Quiet mornings, sunny afternoons, evening sunsets, maybe a moon garden?  If you could plant one new garden space, what would it be?