Sumner's Garden

Runaway. Drifter. Andy Pulaski made choices.

Fate can rule with a gentle hand, and one bright summer day she deposited Andy Pulaski in Sumnerville. Needing to work to earn enough money to get to the next stop in his journey, Andy hires on with Tom Sumner to help the older man on his homestead. Andy may be a drifter, but he's frequented public libraries and educated himself. He looks at every stop he makes as an opportunity to learn. Things are looking up and Andy may stay longer than the agreed two weeks.

Rafe Sumner isn't too happy about his Uncle Tom hiring a scruffy drifter. He's been Tom's helper all his life even if he doesn't always see eye-to-eye with his uncle. He doesn't get along with his mother, either. He knows his father's last name wasn't Sumner and he knows the truth is out there somewhere. He just can't find it.

Andy and Rafe develop a grudging respect for each other while working for Tom. It could be that what they're seeking is right in front of them. All they have to do is look beyond what happens between them at night.

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This work contains sexual situations and is intended for mature readers.

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A special note about Sumner's Garden:

Sumner's Garden is the companion book to Shine A Light. In Shine A Light, Sumner's Garden is the name of the theatre play in which the main character stars.

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