She pictures a relaxing oasis. He sees food for the less fortunate. They both claim the same backyard.Family lawyer Sadie Guthrie snaps up a heritage house with a backyard perfect for relaxing with her caramel espresso and cinnamon rolls. Now some guy is digging in her garden and thinks he has a claim to it. For vegetables! Too bad he doesn't realize he's taken on a veggie-hating attorney in her den.Urban farmer Peter Santoro had a deal with his elderly neighbor to cultivate her yard for his business, but when she dies and the property is sold, the new owner refuses to honor it. Peter is torn between his need for income and an attraction to the hard-hitting, plus-size lawyer, but is his interest for all the wrong reasons?What's a guy to do when his arch enemy invites him to escort her to a fundraiser for his favorite charity? And how can Sadie ever trust that an active guy like Peter could actually fall for an unhealthy girl like her?"I am blown away by Radishes. I feel like you wrote it for me.""Thank you sooooo much for tackling the "obese" subject in such a sensitive, true & Christlike way. It really hit home to me." RAINDROPS ON RADISHES is the sixth story in the Urban Farm Fresh Romance series, an off-shoot of the original Farm Fresh Romances. If you love Christian contemporary romance series that focus on engaging characters, strong communities, and deep faith - clean, wholesome, sweet, and inspirational romances - you've come to the right place! About the Urban Farm Fresh Romance SeriesThese urban farming stories explore what a city neighborhood focused on local food might look like: raising goats, chickens, and bees in the heart of the city while sharing in food projects and engaging in each other's lives. Oh, and falling in love! 0. Promise of Peppermint1. Secrets of Sunbeams2. Breezes on Butterflies3. Memories of Mist4. Wishes on Wildflowers5. Flavors of Forever6. Raindrops on Radishes7. Dancing at Daybreak8. Glimpses of Gossamer9. Lavished with Lavender10.Cadence of Cranberries11. Joys of Juniper12. Together in Thyme
