We continue to move into the 21st Century. The Kindle edition of The Roses at the End of the Road is now available at Amazon.com. I even have a new description.

“By the time Pat and Henry Leuchtman unloaded the third U-Haul truck at their new old farmhouse at the end of a dirt road, Henry declared that this was it. He was never moving again. He had reached the end of his road. These lively essays chronicle the beginning of their adventures with neighbors like Mabel, who at 83 was still game to help corral escaped heifers, Elsa and Mike who took a unique approach to the predators among the delphiniums, a daughter’s wedding witnessed by the roses and broccoli and a rain storm, and the destruction of the barn hit by lightning. End of the Road Farm also saw the growth of a Rose Walk and the institution of the Annual Rose Viewing, and even a tour in Beijing where they learned some gardens were more about stone and water than flowers.” I love the idea that passengers in airports and planes carrying their Kindles will be able to transport themselves to our hill and enjoy an hour or two among the roses.