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  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Shaundra J Woodmore Madison, 2026

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    Editorial: Indy Pub, 2026

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  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Shaundra J Woodmore Madison, 2026

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    Librería: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, Estados Unidos de AmericaGrand Eagle Retail

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rowan Lancaster returns to his family's crumbling estate expecting to solve a financial crisis, not inherit a moral battle. The Lancaster Estate is drowning in debt, the manor is falling apart, and his father, Maxwell, believes the only way to save the family is to sell fifteen hundred acres of ancestral land to powerful developer Xander Blackwood. The proposed luxury development promises wealth, debt relief, and a fresh beginning-but it could destroy the forest that has quietly sustained the entire valley for generations.As a landscape architect, Rowan initially sees the estate through the lens of decay and neglect. But deeper exploration reveals something his family has failed to understand: the ancient forest is not worthless timber. Its roots protect the valley's aquifer, filter its water, and preserve an ecosystem that supports surrounding farms and communities. At the heart of the forest lies the Sacred Grove, a living testament to Rowan's great-grandmother Helena Whitmore and the decades she spent repairing the damage caused by earlier generations.Helena's journals reveal a hidden family legacy known as the "Silent Vow." Her work was an act of penance, restoring the land her ancestors had exploited and planting trees whose benefits would not be fully realized during her lifetime. Rowan begins to understand that inheritance is not ownership-it is stewardship. The discovery transforms his relationship with the estate and forces him to question everything his family has called success.When Maxwell moves forward with Blackwood's development plans, Rowan must choose between his father's desperate financial logic and his own growing conviction that the land belongs to the future. Their conflict becomes deeply personal, exposing generations of fear, pride, resentment, and misunderstanding. Eventually, Rowan refuses to stand aside as bulldozers arrive at the Sacred Grove. He places himself directly in the path of destruction, determined to protect the forest and the water beneath it.The battle ultimately changes more than the fate of the estate. The development is stopped, and the property is transformed into the Whitmore-Lancaster Sanctuary & Regional Aquifer Trust-a place dedicated to conservation, restoration, education, and the protection of the valley's water. Children return to the land to learn its history, while Rowan begins the difficult work of healing what generations before him had damaged.The Garden of Seven Generations is a heartfelt story about family, environmental stewardship, redemption, and the meaning of legacy. It asks a powerful question: What if the greatest inheritance we can leave behind is not something we own, but something we protect for people we will never meet? When a struggling heir discovers his family's land holds a vital ecological secret, he must choose between immediate wealth and a sacred duty to protect the earth for those yet to be born. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: SHAUNDRA J WOODMORE MADISON, 2026

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    Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, AlemaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Rowan Lancaster returns to his family's crumbling estate expecting to solve a financial crisis, not inherit a moral battle. The Lancaster Estate is drowning in debt, the manor is falling apart, and his father, Maxwell, believes the only way to save the family is to sell fifteen hundred acres of ancestral land to powerful developer Xander Blackwood. The proposed luxury development promises wealth, debt relief, and a fresh beginning-but it could destroy the forest that has quietly sustained the entire valley for generations.As a landscape architect, Rowan initially sees the estate through the lens of decay and neglect. But deeper exploration reveals something his family has failed to understand: the ancient forest is not worthless timber. Its roots protect the valley's aquifer, filter its water, and preserve an ecosystem that supports surrounding farms and communities. At the heart of the forest lies the Sacred Grove, a living testament to Rowan's great-grandmother Helena Whitmore and the decades she spent repairing the damage caused by earlier generations.Helena's journals reveal a hidden family legacy known as the 'Silent Vow.' Her work was an act of penance, restoring the land her ancestors had exploited and planting trees whose benefits would not be fully realized during her lifetime. Rowan begins to understand that inheritance is not ownership-it is stewardship. The discovery transforms his relationship with the estate and forces him to question everything his family has called success.When Maxwell moves forward with Blackwood's development plans, Rowan must choose between his father's desperate financial logic and his own growing conviction that the land belongs to the future. Their conflict becomes deeply personal, exposing generations of fear, pride, resentment, and misunderstanding. Eventually, Rowan refuses to stand aside as bulldozers arrive at the Sacred Grove. He places himself directly in the path of destruction, determined to protect the forest and the water beneath it.The battle ultimately changes more than the fate of the estate. The development is stopped, and the property is transformed into the Whitmore-Lancaster Sanctuary & Regional Aquifer Trust-a place dedicated to conservation, restoration, education, and the protection of the valley's water. Children return to the land to learn its history, while Rowan begins the difficult work of healing what generations before him had damaged.The Garden of Seven Generations is a heartfelt story about family, environmental stewardship, redemption, and the meaning of legacy. It asks a powerful question: What if the greatest inheritance we can leave behind is not something we own, but something we protect for people we will never meet.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Shaundra J Woodmore Madison, 2026

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rowan Lancaster returns to his family's crumbling estate expecting to solve a financial crisis, not inherit a moral battle. The Lancaster Estate is drowning in debt, the manor is falling apart, and his father, Maxwell, believes the only way to save the family is to sell fifteen hundred acres of ancestral land to powerful developer Xander Blackwood. The proposed luxury development promises wealth, debt relief, and a fresh beginning-but it could destroy the forest that has quietly sustained the entire valley for generations.As a landscape architect, Rowan initially sees the estate through the lens of decay and neglect. But deeper exploration reveals something his family has failed to understand: the ancient forest is not worthless timber. Its roots protect the valley's aquifer, filter its water, and preserve an ecosystem that supports surrounding farms and communities. At the heart of the forest lies the Sacred Grove, a living testament to Rowan's great-grandmother Helena Whitmore and the decades she spent repairing the damage caused by earlier generations.Helena's journals reveal a hidden family legacy known as the "Silent Vow." Her work was an act of penance, restoring the land her ancestors had exploited and planting trees whose benefits would not be fully realized during her lifetime. Rowan begins to understand that inheritance is not ownership-it is stewardship. The discovery transforms his relationship with the estate and forces him to question everything his family has called success.When Maxwell moves forward with Blackwood's development plans, Rowan must choose between his father's desperate financial logic and his own growing conviction that the land belongs to the future. Their conflict becomes deeply personal, exposing generations of fear, pride, resentment, and misunderstanding. Eventually, Rowan refuses to stand aside as bulldozers arrive at the Sacred Grove. He places himself directly in the path of destruction, determined to protect the forest and the water beneath it.The battle ultimately changes more than the fate of the estate. The development is stopped, and the property is transformed into the Whitmore-Lancaster Sanctuary & Regional Aquifer Trust-a place dedicated to conservation, restoration, education, and the protection of the valley's water. Children return to the land to learn its history, while Rowan begins the difficult work of healing what generations before him had damaged.The Garden of Seven Generations is a heartfelt story about family, environmental stewardship, redemption, and the meaning of legacy. It asks a powerful question: What if the greatest inheritance we can leave behind is not something we own, but something we protect for people we will never meet? When a struggling heir discovers his family's land holds a vital ecological secret, he must choose between immediate wealth and a sacred duty to protect the earth for those yet to be born. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Shaundra J Woodmore Madison, 2026

    9798256281502

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    Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rowan Lancaster returns to his family's crumbling estate expecting to solve a financial crisis, not inherit a moral battle. The Lancaster Estate is drowning in debt, the manor is falling apart, and his father, Maxwell, believes the only way to save the family is to sell fifteen hundred acres of ancestral land to powerful developer Xander Blackwood. The proposed luxury development promises wealth, debt relief, and a fresh beginning-but it could destroy the forest that has quietly sustained the entire valley for generations.As a landscape architect, Rowan initially sees the estate through the lens of decay and neglect. But deeper exploration reveals something his family has failed to understand: the ancient forest is not worthless timber. Its roots protect the valley's aquifer, filter its water, and preserve an ecosystem that supports surrounding farms and communities. At the heart of the forest lies the Sacred Grove, a living testament to Rowan's great-grandmother Helena Whitmore and the decades she spent repairing the damage caused by earlier generations.Helena's journals reveal a hidden family legacy known as the "Silent Vow." Her work was an act of penance, restoring the land her ancestors had exploited and planting trees whose benefits would not be fully realized during her lifetime. Rowan begins to understand that inheritance is not ownership-it is stewardship. The discovery transforms his relationship with the estate and forces him to question everything his family has called success.When Maxwell moves forward with Blackwood's development plans, Rowan must choose between his father's desperate financial logic and his own growing conviction that the land belongs to the future. Their conflict becomes deeply personal, exposing generations of fear, pride, resentment, and misunderstanding. Eventually, Rowan refuses to stand aside as bulldozers arrive at the Sacred Grove. He places himself directly in the path of destruction, determined to protect the forest and the water beneath it.The battle ultimately changes more than the fate of the estate. The development is stopped, and the property is transformed into the Whitmore-Lancaster Sanctuary & Regional Aquifer Trust-a place dedicated to conservation, restoration, education, and the protection of the valley's water. Children return to the land to learn its history, while Rowan begins the difficult work of healing what generations before him had damaged.The Garden of Seven Generations is a heartfelt story about family, environmental stewardship, redemption, and the meaning of legacy. It asks a powerful question: What if the greatest inheritance we can leave behind is not something we own, but something we protect for people we will never meet? When a struggling heir discovers his family's land holds a vital ecological secret, he must choose between immediate wealth and a sacred duty to protect the earth for those yet to be born. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: SHAUNDRA J WOODMORE MADISON, 2026

    9798256281502

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    Librería: preigu, Osnabrück, Alemaniapreigu

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Garden of Seven Generations | Shaundra Madison | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | SHAUNDRA J WOODMORE MADISON | EAN 9798256281502 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…