Where The Grass Grows Blue is one woman's journey to either accept her troubled past by embracing the power of forgiveness, or risk losing a second chance at love in a small Kentucky town.

Penny Crenshaw is a high-society wife and mother who appears to have it all living in one of Atlanta's wealthiest neighborhoods. When she said goodbye to Kentucky as a teenager, Penny thought she had escaped men who would betray her. That is, until her husband suddenly leaves her for a younger woman. When her beloved grandmother dies, bequeathing her home to Penny, she must return to the bluegrass state and reckon with her sordid past.

Upon arriving in Summit, Kentucky, to settle her grandmother's affairs, Penny is haunted by the ghosts of her childhood--an abusive father; a promiscuous mother; and three siblings who died, one by one, from different genetic diseases; it shaped the woman she's become. And worst of all, her greatest source of pain is alive and well, living just down the street: Bradley Hitchens, her staunchest defender, the keeper of her darkest secrets, and the boy who shattered her heart twenty years ago.

As the days go by and Penny struggles to cope, a colorful brood of extended family and friends drift back into her life, reminding her of the unique warmth, fellowship--and romance--only Kentucky can provide. When fate forces her back into the nightmare she thought she left behind, Penny must finally let go of the scars she carries on both the inside and out, or she'll risk losing a chance to finally live her life unbridled, free of the fear that's paralyzed her for far too long.