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The Garden of God is set in a lush, tropical paradise, reflecting Stacpoole's interest in exotic settings and romantic adventure. The story follows the lives of its central characters as they navigate personal and romantic challenges in this idyllic environment.The novel explores themes of love, nature, and the search for personal fulfillment. The "garden" in the title symbolizes both the physical beauty of the setting and the emotional and spiritual journey of the characters. The lush, vibrant landscape plays a significant role in the story, providing a backdrop for the characters' experiences and growth.As with many of Stacpoole's works, The Garden of God combines elements of romance with a vivid portrayal of its tropical setting, offering readers an immersive and engaging experience.