The Easter Garden

De: Bill Tarino

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Easter Garden

A Magical Realism Novel of Family Secrets, Love, and Redemption

On Easter morning, a long-forgotten garden suddenly bursts into bloom—awash in impossible flowers and hidden messages buried in its soil. For Nathan Marsh, returning to his childhood home was supposed to be a quick visit. But when the once-dead garden behind the house comes alive with whispers, secrets, and blooms tied to people long gone, he’s drawn into a decades-old mystery that his family has tried to forget.

Each flower holds a memory.
Each petal carries a truth.
And some roots go deeper than anyone ever realized.

As Nathan digs into the past—literally and emotionally—he uncovers hidden letters, a vanished child, forbidden love, and the grief that has haunted generations. When a mysterious stranger arrives claiming a connection to the family’s darkest secret, the garden begins to change again... offering one final bloom that could rewrite everything.

The Easter Garden is a heartwarming, emotionally rich novel filled with magical realism, family drama, and second chances. If you love stories about healing, buried truths, and gardens that remember what humans forget, this book will stay with you long after the last page.

Perfect for fans of Alice Hoffman, Sarah Addison Allen, and Kristin Hannah.

A story about what we bury, what we bloom, and what it means to come home again.
Ideal for readers who enjoy magical gardens, generational healing, and slow-burning family mysteries.