Above The Harvest Moon: Love can be found where you least expect it...

In Above the Harvest Moon, Rita Bradshaw explores the themes of love, jealousy, and survival in 1926 Depression-era America. The novel follows the story of Hannah, a young girl who develops a friendship with Naomi's brother Adam and is forced to flee her house due to her uncle's unwanted attention. It is during her time of refuge that she meets and falls in love with Jake, Naomi's other brother, who becomes her protector and offers her a sense of belonging.

Format: Paperback
Publication date: 27 April 2023
Publisher: Headline Publishing Group

In Above the Harvest Moon, Rita Bradshaw once again captivates her readers with her stunning saga of love, jealousy, and survival. Perfect for fans of Annie Murray and Maggie Hope, this captivating novel transports readers to 1926, a time of economic hardship and social change.

Hannah and her mother, Miriam, have lived with Hannah's uncle and aunt since her father's death, and their relationship has never been close. As Hannah grows into a beautiful girl, Miriam's jealousy and resentment of her only intensifies. However, Hannah finds solace in her friendship with Naomi, whose kind mother provides the affection she lacks at home.

Naomi's handsome and charming brother, Adam, also captures Hannah's attention, but when she is forced to flee her house and the unwanted attention of her uncle, it is the grave, taciturn Jake, Naomi's other brother, who emerges as her protector.

As Hannah and Jake's relationship deepens, they must navigate the complexities of love, loyalty, and family secrets. Bradshaw's writing is rich in detail, and her characters are fully realized, making for a compelling and emotional read.

Fans of historical fiction will appreciate the historical setting, while those who enjoy a good love story will be captivated by the evolving relationship between Hannah and Jake. Above the Harvest Moon is a must-read for anyone who loves a well-written and captivating novel.

Weight: 322g
Dimension: 130 x 198 x 44 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781035403141