Tomorrow's Garden is the final work in the Texas Dreams trilogy. Featuring the story of Harriet, who comes to town to serve as the local schoolmarm, complete with her ready made family of 5 siblings whom she has been caring for most of her life. I enjoyed both the plucky Harriet and her sister Ruth, who is so painfully shy but finally lured out of her almost phobic condition by the newly arrived minister. I shall miss the characters in Ladreville, as I enjoyed this trio very much. The third title in the Texas Dreams Trilogy rounded out the series with a flourish. Not as sweet as the first title Paper Roese or as emotional as the second Scattered Petals, Tomorrow's Garden brought back the Texas Ranger Laurence Wood from the second title. Now the reluctant town mayor - Laurence is unhappy that the town has called a single female teacher to the town and bangs heads with Harriet Kirik from their first meeting.Harriet for her part, is charged with looking after her many siblings after her parents tragic death and it has made her fearful in many areas. She and Laurene soon discover that they can help each other to overcome their fears.I enjoyed this final tale a lot - I had enjoyed the character of Laurence and looked forward to his own story being told. It was a quick read and an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon.
