Caring For Crabgrass

Book Summary Fully capable and fiercely independent at the age of seventy-four, Marjorie Palmer is unexpectedly reunited with her wayward daughters-in-law, Sandra and Kate, to perform a rather unpleasant task. Unrelated by blood yet bound by family ties, the three women have diametrically opposed personalities and can barely tolerate each other. All of them harbor hidden agendas and well kept secrets. When a twist of fate threatens to prolong their unintentional cohabitation indefinitely, tempers flare and things begin to unravel. Beautifully set in the White Mountains, Caring for Crabgrass is about the precarious journey these three women must travel together before any of them can reach the summit of resolution.

Author Bio This is Beverly's third novel. Like Caring for Crabgrass, The Water's Edge and Evidence of Mice explore the shifting lifestyles of women who have reached the other side of fifty. A musician, an artist, and a nature enthusiast, when Beverly isn't hiking in the woods, she is in her backyard communing with the furry and feathery critters that comer her way.