Scent Of Water

A Lyrical and Uplifting Tale of Renewal, Nature, and Self-Discovery

Scent of Water by Alison Hoblyn is a beautifully written novel that explores the quiet power of healing and the natural world. Published in 2005 by Transita, this reflective and emotionally rich story follows one woman’s journey to reclaim her life and rediscover joy in unexpected places.

New Beginnings Bloom in the Countryside

When Lucy leaves behind a broken relationship and the bustle of city life, she finds solace in a small, neglected garden in the English countryside. As she begins to restore the land, she also begins to restore herself. Through gardening, friendship, and the gentle rhythms of rural living, Lucy uncovers the courage to move forward, face her past, and embrace the possibilities of the present.

Gentle, Poignant, and Full of Hope

Scent of Water is a celebration of nature’s healing power and the quiet strength that comes from reconnecting with one’s roots. Alison Hoblyn’s graceful prose and rich descriptions make this novel a soothing, life-affirming read — perfect for fans of introspective fiction and stories of personal transformation.

A tender and inspiring novel about letting go, starting over, and finding beauty in life’s smallest moments.