Mustard Seed
Three Widows Series – book 2
As a nurse, Marjorie Malone never planned to run her late husband’s machine shop. Now she’s juggling hospital shifts, treacherous employees, and a business on life support—armed only with raw determination and a childhood mustard seed necklace. In the shadow of loss, she discovers that the smallest faith can move mountains and rebuild a life she never expected.
Ginny Graham, Christian, mom, grandmother, Gigi, writer, painter, crafter, gardener, and disturber of weeds.
“Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how you ought to answer each person.”
Colossians 4:6
What Readers are Saying…
I could not stop reading once I started last night. I read until 4:00 AM, slept, and finished the book at 2:00 PM today. Every chapter was a cliffhanger, wondering what the next chapter would bring. Lots of eye-opening thoughts as to what it must be like to be a widow and how to deal with the emptiness of loss. Barb
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I finished the book and enjoyed every minute of it. The story never becomes boring. It kept me totally interested with new developments. Angela’s additions to the flower shop really appeal to me since I love to decorate. LaDonna
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I loved this book. It was about strength, faith, courage, and a love that is shown to others. Acts of kindness and a love for family. I highly recommend it. Julie
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The story unwraps the emotions of all the characters from the point of view of the gregarious Angela, proprietor of a flower shop called, naturally, Wisteria. How would I, a man who was widowed several months ago after a wonderful marriage of 58 years, respond to Wisteria? I found that Mrs. Graham accurately describes the adjusting to sleeping alone and where bills, business, death certificates and on and on met me and still meet me. Mrs. Graham’s book, Wisteria, was to me a great help and a great read. Gary
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A touching and encouraging novel about a newly widowed woman’s journey through the grieving process and coming through it stronger. There are lessons for us all in learning to lean on God’s care and grace in difficult times. Gina