Till the End of Time: A Love Story

by Judith Gould

Book Overview

Gene Logsdon has found an imaginative way to introduce gardeners to a more total enjoyment of nature--fauna as well as flora. From suburb to countryside, every gardener knows that there are many pests who delight in one's precious creations--rabbits devour petunias, raccoons eat the almost ripe sweet corn, deer browse the morning glories, crows pull up young corn sprouts. How can gardeners and wildlife live together in harmony. Gene knows.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0451405676
• ISBN13: 9780451405678
• Release Date: October 1999
• Publisher: Onyx Books
• Length: 426 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

My First Read by Gould was Very Good

This book proves to be very interesting and a true page turner, no matter how tired I become. The book is a bit predictable, but enjoyable and a refreshing fantasy for a love story. It's nice to be able to flashback to a younger day and be reminded of what it felt like to have a steamy physical attraction to a new love.

Heart-warming good read that has you flying through it.

Being familiar with all of Judith Gould's other lengthy works, I'm definitely a fan of hers. This is probably her shortest book, but the real locations vs. operatic drama and epic scale are much more "now" and the characters more down-to-earth. It's a love story that's kind of a spiritual rebirth. I can't wait for her next novel! Judith Gould is my absolute FAVE!

A fantastic read-Highly Recommended

Leonie Corrinth relishes her lavish lifestyle in Manhattan. Wife of a Wall Street investment banker, Leonie blissfully runs her own antique shop. However, everything abruptly changes when she and her spouse bitterly divorce. Knowing New York City is no longer the same, Leonie decides to flee her acerbic memories and settle in upstate New York.Leonie plans to restore her soul while renovating an old house. A fender bender speeds up the process as Leonie accidentally runs into the vehicle of architect Sam Nicholson. Though they are instantly attracted to each other, Sam is already married. However, he does agree to help her see her dream turn into reality. As the duo work together, they fall in love with one another. However, he has a wife and she has seemingly insurmountable baggage to overcome, making it unlikely that a lasting relationship can be forged.TILL THE END OF TIME is a warm romance that demonstrates the restorative powers of love to mend a broken heart. The vigorous, well-written story line is fun to read even though the climax wraps up in too neat of a package. However, the motives, desires, and heartaches of the characters are so fabulously developed within a soul gripping plot that readers will want more works from Judith Gould even as they search for her previous novels.Harriet Klausner 1/1/99

Gould is pure gold

Leonie Corrinth relishes her lavish lifestyle in Manhattan. Wife of a Wall Street investment banker, Leonie blissfully runs her own antique shop. However, everything abruptly changes when she and her spouse bitterly divorce. Knowing New York City is no longer the same, Leonie decides to flee her acerbic memories and settle in upstate New York. Leonie plans to restore her soul while renovating an old house. A fender bender speeds up the process as Leonie accidentally runs into the vehicle of architect Sam Nicholson. Though they are instantly attracted to each other, Sam is already married. However, he does agree to help her see her dream turn into reality. As the duo work together, they fall in love with one another. However, he has a wife and she has seemingly insurmountable baggage to overcome, making it unlikely that a lasting relationship can be forged. TILL THE END OF TIME is a warm romance that demonstrates the restorative powers of love to mend a broken heart. The vigorous, well-written story line is fun to read even though the climax wraps up in too neat of a package. However, the motives, desires, and heartaches of the characters are so fabulously developed within a soul gripping plot that readers will want more works from Judith Gould even as they search for her previous novels.Harriet Klausner