Heather Horrock’s book, How to Stuff a Wild Zucchini, is a light-hearted LDS romance novel sure to bring a smile to your face. If you appreciate a good romance, I would recommend you pick this one up. There are sizzling sparks from the beginning when Lori lights her landlord’s brand new grill on fire and has to call the local fire department, where John Wayne Walker just so happens to be on duty. Lori’s red-hot anger at her father prevents her from trusting John completely, but her newfound faith might dull the flame enough that she can love. This is a story of finding hope, faith, and love in the middle of a zucchini patch with someone you care about. It just goes to show love can be found in unlikely places.
Content Analysis:
Profanity/Language: None
Violence/Gore: None
Sex/Nudity: Reference to a male and female sleeping with each other; reported sexual activity; hand holding; twelve kisses; a man guides a woman by touching her back; a woman possessively hangs onto the arm of a male; infertility discussions; man sexually cheats on his girlfriend with another woman.
Mature Subject Matter:
Separation; religious conflict.
Alcohol / Drug Use:
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