Diantha, the protagonist, finds herself in a complex situation when she inherits a large estate from her late aunt. The estate includes a magnificent rose garden, which becomes a central element of the story. However, to claim her inheritance, Diantha must adhere to a stipulation in her aunt's will: she must marry within a year of her aunt's death.Caught between fulfilling her aunt's wishes and finding genuine love, Diantha navigates the challenges of romance and societal expectations. As she grapples with her predicament, she encounters various suitors who offer different perspectives on marriage and happiness.Throughout the novel, themes of love, duty, and self-discovery are explored as Diantha searches for her true path in life. The rose garden serves as a metaphor for the beauty and fragility of love, adding depth to the narrative."The Rose-Garden Husband" is likely to appeal to readers who enjoy romance novels with elements of drama and introspection. Widdemer's writing style and vivid characterization contribute to the novel's enduring charm.