If It Wasn't for the Orange Grove - Paperback

by Dana Gradaya Farrell (Author)

Love. Nature. Faith.

The bright Florida sun produces sweet oranges near a small town. Set in 1988, two young people embark on a blossoming relationship that challenges the rigid confines of social class, wealth, and status. A love for nature brings them closer, despite their differences. They daringly discover passion and sensuality with the exciting landscape as their backdrop.

On the other side of town, a troubled married couple is adversely affected by past traumas and instances of infidelity. Their tumultuous relationship reaches a dangerous boiling point as notions of love, family, and loyalty are defied. Ultimately, the lives of the town residents intertwine as faith is explored in their quest for joy and fulfillment.

Dana Gradaya Farrell's debut novel highlights the social and emotional connections that people form within interpersonal relationships. It explores the themes of romance, marriage, family, and friendship.