Publisher's Synopsis
In a Garden with Wildflower synopsis,
Wildflower embarked on the journey of a lifetime when God called her to divorce her white husband to marry the black man He chose for her-and to remain celibate until this man was revealed to her. Her family, resistant and often downright racist about this God-ordained journey at first, finally accepted Wildflower's mission in life.
Over the ensuing years, Wildflower continued to work several jobs, engaged in vocational training, spoke with several pastors, was active in multiple churches, and raised her children as she sought to better herself in all ways for her man. While God did not reveal this man to her in the flesh, she communicated with him spiritually, both in public and private.
Wildflower has spent nearly two decades on this spiritual journey of self-improvement to be the woman she needs to be for her man while she waits for God to bring them together in the flesh. As she points out, this has been a journey of blind faith and she has also reached the conclusion that God will use their love story to end racism and allow the world to see true Godly love.
