Three short poignant love stories written by a master storyteller about farmers who have not fared well in love. Surprisingly they find strong love and companionship where they least expect to do so—right on their farms. Each mans inherent kindness causes women they helped to love them unreservedly. These stories received very high ratings and much praise when first published online.

In Wood Nymph, our heroine Sarah is mistreated by men for years beginning with her mother’s boyfriends, then men in foster homes and finally by older men she works for. She ran away from her live in boyfriend, one of her last foster parent’s sons, when the abuse became too much for her. She tried to live on a riverbank in an old broken down truck, working when she could, dumpster diving and raiding gardens for food. A farmer found her seriously ill during a torrential downpour and took her to his home. He nurses her back to health and she returns the favor when he becomes ill shortly afterward. Soon their association transforms into a lifetime of love.

In Country Love, our hero is a three time loser in the game of love. Each of his wives cheated on him. The mother of his children was so bad he was awarded custody of the children in the divorce and had to find a babysitter or nanny. He ultimately hired the younger sister of a good friend. The business relationship morphed into love and marriage.

In The Long Wait, our hero left his small town farmhouse for the big city where he hoped 6o find a great job and true love. After several setbacks and the death of his parents he returns home where he finds everything he searched for in the city