Beneath the Harvest Moon, L B Gaines (9798349620997) — Readings Books

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Beneath the Harvest Moon
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Beneath the Harvest Moon

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Sade Morgan's world is built on soil, sacrifice, and the unwavering love she has for her son, Eli. As the owner of a beloved pumpkin farm in Statesville, North Carolina, she's long since traded in dreams of romance for harvest seasons and hayrides. But when Lorenzo Tate, her childhood best friend and first love, returns to town after a failed marriage, his quiet strength stirs everything she thought she had buried.

As the crisp days of fall settle in and the scent of cider and woodsmoke fills the air, long-forgotten feelings begin to surface. But beneath the golden leaves and late-night bonfires, unresolved wounds and painful truths press in around them. Just as Sade begins to hope for a second chance at love, the past resurfaces with questions that could change everything.

Tangled in tenderness, slow-burning romance, and the resilience of a small town in autumn, Beneath the Harvest Moon is a heartfelt story of healing, homecoming, and the courage it takes to let love in when it matters most.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Three Months in Accra
Date
22 September 2025
Pages
222
ISBN
9798349620997

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Sade Morgan's world is built on soil, sacrifice, and the unwavering love she has for her son, Eli. As the owner of a beloved pumpkin farm in Statesville, North Carolina, she's long since traded in dreams of romance for harvest seasons and hayrides. But when Lorenzo Tate, her childhood best friend and first love, returns to town after a failed marriage, his quiet strength stirs everything she thought she had buried.

As the crisp days of fall settle in and the scent of cider and woodsmoke fills the air, long-forgotten feelings begin to surface. But beneath the golden leaves and late-night bonfires, unresolved wounds and painful truths press in around them. Just as Sade begins to hope for a second chance at love, the past resurfaces with questions that could change everything.

Tangled in tenderness, slow-burning romance, and the resilience of a small town in autumn, Beneath the Harvest Moon is a heartfelt story of healing, homecoming, and the courage it takes to let love in when it matters most.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Three Months in Accra
Date
22 September 2025
Pages
222
ISBN
9798349620997