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He Should Have Told the Bees: (Women's Contemporary Fiction about Sisters, Family, and Beekeeping) Paperback - 2023
by Amanda Cox
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- Title He Should Have Told the Bees: (Women's Contemporary Fiction about Sisters, Family, and Beekeeping)
- Author Amanda Cox
- Binding Paperback
- Condition New
- Pages 336
- Volumes 1
- Language ENG
- Publisher Fleming H. Revell Company
- Date 2023-08-29
- Bookseller's Inventory # 531ZZZ029O8S_ns
- ISBN 9780800742737 / 0800742737
- Weight 0.68 lbs (0.31 kg)
- Dimensions 8.47 x 5.63 x 0.95 in (21.51 x 14.30 x 2.41 cm)
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Themes
- Demographic Orientation: Rural
- Demographic Orientation: Small Town
- Religious Orientation: Christian
- Sex & Gender: Feminine
- Library of Congress subjects Farms, Family secrets
- Library of Congress Catalog Number 2022057516
- Dewey Decimal Code 813.6
From the rear cover
"A heart-deep journey of courage, compassion, and connection."--Amanda Dykes, bestselling and award-winning author of All the Lost Places
Beekeeper Beckett Walsh was living her dream, until her father's death sent her world into a tailspin. She suddenly finds she must deal with a new part owner of the family apiary--one who is looking to sell the property--and she cannot fathom why her father would put her in the position to lose everything they built together.
When Callie Peterson is named in the trust of a man she's never heard of, she's not sure what to do. Her fledgling business has just taken wing and her mother has reentered her life asking for help, making Callie's financial situation rather . . . precarious. She's sure she has no right to someone else's farm, but the money from the sale could solve her problems and give her the stability she's always craved.
With an entangled past behind them and an uncertain future ahead, Beckett and Callie must discover why they've been thrown together before all is lost.
"This novel speaks to each heart's yearning for home--but one that is more than just a place on a map. A beautiful and poignant must-read."--Jennifer L. Wright, author of If It Rains and The Girl from the Papers
"He Should Have Told the Bees is the type of book that is destined to become an often-visited friend."--Kimberly Duffy, author of The Weight of Air and A Tapestry of Light
Beekeeper Beckett Walsh was living her dream, until her father's death sent her world into a tailspin. She suddenly finds she must deal with a new part owner of the family apiary--one who is looking to sell the property--and she cannot fathom why her father would put her in the position to lose everything they built together.
When Callie Peterson is named in the trust of a man she's never heard of, she's not sure what to do. Her fledgling business has just taken wing and her mother has reentered her life asking for help, making Callie's financial situation rather . . . precarious. She's sure she has no right to someone else's farm, but the money from the sale could solve her problems and give her the stability she's always craved.
With an entangled past behind them and an uncertain future ahead, Beckett and Callie must discover why they've been thrown together before all is lost.
"This novel speaks to each heart's yearning for home--but one that is more than just a place on a map. A beautiful and poignant must-read."--Jennifer L. Wright, author of If It Rains and The Girl from the Papers
"He Should Have Told the Bees is the type of book that is destined to become an often-visited friend."--Kimberly Duffy, author of The Weight of Air and A Tapestry of Light
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Citations
- Foreword, 08/25/2023, Page 0
- Library Journal, 07/01/2023, Page 65
