K. C. Foster

Heather's Journey (eBook, ePUB)

Historical Romance of 1930

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Award-winning historical fiction author K. C. Foster invites you to take a journey into the eyes of Heather Randolph, a nineteen-year-old from Sterling, Illinois, who can't let go of her dream of romance in Savannah, Georgia. In the midst of the Depression, Prohibition, and racism, Heather is thrown a stumbling block with each turn in living out her dream. After a sudden tragedy at home, she has risky choices to make involving a debonair bootlegger from Puerto Rico, a dangerous mother chasing her, a beloved 12-year-old sister, and the law.

With speakeasies whispering and romance blooming, Heather has to grow up quickly. Is she running to her dream or running from herself?

Winner of the Literary Titan Award, 2025, and awarded a finalist of Young Adult Literature by the Independent Author Awards, 20025. Heather's Journey is making a strong debut.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: K.C. Foster
• Seitenzahl: 252
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798999369529
• Artikelnr.: 75091543

Autorenporträt

K.C. Foster lives and writes in Flowery Branch, Georgia, where the echoes of the past inspire every page. An award-winning author of historical fiction-including recognition as a Literary Titan Award winner and a finalist for the Literary Global Awards-Foster has an enduring fascination with early 1900s America. To Foster, it was a remarkable coming-of-age era marked by striking contrasts: freedoms and restrictions, soaring hope and deep hardship.When not crafting stories that explore this rich and turbulent period, Foster serves as an English professor at a local college, guiding students through the power of language and storytelling. Away from the desk, Foster enjoys wandering through museums, hiking Georgia's scenic trails, and spending cherished time with family.The early 20th century, Foster believes, isn't just history-it's a living tapestry worth pondering, basking in, and most importantly, writing about.