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Title Page

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Dearly Beloved

Chapter 1 - A Day to Remember

To Love and to Cherish

Chapter 2 - What a Difference a Year Makes

Chapter 3 - Opportunity Knocks

Chapter 4 - Dreams Coming True

Chapter 5 - The Wonders of Modern Technology

Chapter 6 - A Few Complications

Chapter 7 - Love Stories

Chapter 8 - Rising to the Occasion

For Better or For Worse

Chapter 9 - Good in a Crisis

Chapter 10 - The Trouble with Men

Chapter 11 - A Small Affair

Chapter 12 - Homecoming

Chapter 13 - Problems of Their Own

Chapter 14 - Love Letters

From This Day Forward

Chapter 15 - On Tending Gardens and Taking Chances

Chapter 16 - Life Is Not a Rehearsal

Chapter 17 - Here Comes the Bride

We/come Home

At the corner of the driveway to the house, there was a sign, hand-painted by Lindsay and decorated with ladybugs and a garden scene, that said, Welcome to Ladybug Farm. It never failed to make them smile. As they made the turn and started down the gravel drive, lined with tall oaks, the anticipation of some grand destination always made the heart beat a little faster. And then, coming out of the shadows and rounding the curve where the full, emerald lawn with its purple hydrangeas and brilliant pink peonies and carefully cultivated beds of hollyhocks and impatiens and showy, old-fashioned dahlias spread out like a ruffled quilt designed to show off all the colors of nature, there was always a catch of breath. In the background, the majestic blue mountains spilled their shadows onto a bright green meadow dotted with sheep. And in the foreground the big old house with its faded brick, painted columns, and tall, high windows seemed to reach out to them, and welcome them home. Bridget and Lindsay shared a glance as they pulled up in front of the wide front steps, each of them understanding what the other was thinking: I can’t believe we live here.

Berkley Books by Donna Ball


A YEAR ON LADYBUG FARM

AT HOME ON LADYBUG FARM

LOVE LETTERS FROM LADYBUG FARM

A BERKLEY BOOK

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Copyright © 2010 by Donna Ball

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Ball, Donna.

p. cm.

eISBN : 978-1-101-46443-4

2. Farmhouses—Conservation and restoration

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