Wildflowers Beyond the Road is romance novel taking place in rural Nebraska.

The fifth year drought had pummeled J. P. in every way imaginable - it had tested his faith, dimmed his dreams, and broken his marriage. With his wife gone and his farm suffering, J.P. was forced to make a life-changing decision.

Whether he was running away from his past, searching for something new, or possibly even a little of both, J. P.'s journey landed him in the city, working at George's Garage.

After serving as the garage's bookkeeper for most of her life, Leah knew better than to fraternize with the employees. Her history with men was stormy enough as it was.

There was something about the new mechanic, though.

Both J.P. and Leah liked dependable routine of working at the garage. After struggling for so long, all they wanted was a steady paycheck with no surprises.

But, like a Nebraska wind racing through a patch of wildflowers, True Love has a way of shaking things up.

• Paperback 
• 29 Chapters 
• 265 Pages 

About the Author:

Ron Dubas is a first time, self published author. He is a farmer/rancher in western Nance County. His faith, love of family, and his way of life is represented in his writings.