Ho'nehe hat Enchanted Greenhouse von Sarah Beth Durst besprochen
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Absolut herzerwärmende Geschichte. Ich empfehle einen leckeren Tee und Kuchen zum Lesen.
Hardcover, 496 Seiten
Sprache: Deutsch
Am 10. September 2025 von FISCHER Tor veröffentlicht.
Zugegeben, ihr Zauber war verboten – aber hatte man die Bibliothekarin Terlu deshalb direkt in eine Statue verwandeln müssen? Sicher nicht. Als sie nach sechs Jahren wieder aufgeweckt wird, befindet sie sich fernab der Hauptstadt des Reiches auf einer einsamen, verschneiten Insel. Um sie herum stehen zahllose Gewächshäuser, die von einem einzelnen Gärtner – Yarrow – gepflegt werden. Doch etwas stimmt nicht: ein Teil der Pflanzen ist bereits gestorben, die Magie, die die Gewächshäuser beschützt, verliert an Kraft. Um die Insel zu retten (und das Herz des Gärtners zu gewinnen), wird sich Terlu einiges einfallen lassen und so manchen Zauber wirken müssen. Auch auf die Gefahr hin, dass man sie erneut für ihre Anmaßung bestraft.
Absolut herzerwärmende Geschichte. Ich empfehle einen leckeren Tee und Kuchen zum Lesen.
A lovely 'cozy fantasy' about a former librarian who finds her skills put to good use when she ends up on an island with enchanted greenhouses that are failing, and she has to figure out why and how to stop it. Throw in a handsome gardener and a group of talking plants, and you have an enchanting story about recovering from loss, overcoming your fears and finding love and companionship among an unlikely group of people.
Terlu Perna was punished by being turned into a statue in the Empire's library for the crime of being lonely, and using magic to make a plant come alive for companionship. Years later, she wakes up human again on an island with only an uncommunicative (handsome) gardener who needs the help of a sorcerer to stop his magical greenhouses from failing. Terlu decides to help him by investigating the notes of the former …
A lovely 'cozy fantasy' about a former librarian who finds her skills put to good use when she ends up on an island with enchanted greenhouses that are failing, and she has to figure out why and how to stop it. Throw in a handsome gardener and a group of talking plants, and you have an enchanting story about recovering from loss, overcoming your fears and finding love and companionship among an unlikely group of people.
Terlu Perna was punished by being turned into a statue in the Empire's library for the crime of being lonely, and using magic to make a plant come alive for companionship. Years later, she wakes up human again on an island with only an uncommunicative (handsome) gardener who needs the help of a sorcerer to stop his magical greenhouses from failing. Terlu decides to help him by investigating the notes of the former sorcerer who created the greenhouses. In the processes, she breaks the Empire's laws against magic again by bringing other plants to life.
As more greenhouses fail, Terlu convinces the gardener to ask for help from his estranged family, now living on other islands. With their help, Terlu makes progress and may finally discover why the greenhouses are failing. But to stop it, she will need the help of the gardener, his family and a host of magical creatures who all call the greenhouse home.
In the process Terlu and the gardener find themselves falling for each other, and they would need each other to help heal their hurts over being left alone and living in a world that does not appreciate them for what they are.