LAZARUS KRANE

Jack Summers arrives at a remote property in the Pacific Northwest with a camera and a grief he has not yet learned to carry. His wife is dead. He tells himself the isolation will help. The property comes with a garden. Beautiful. Silent. Patient. He begins to document it and finds he cannot stop returning to it. A previous owner left journals behind. What they contain should be enough to make any reasonable person leave.
The Garden is a quiet, devastating story about grief, beauty, and the terrible things a person will surrender to when love is the price.