Jul 5, 2023
Southern Fiction author Kristy Woodson Harvey has announced that her upcoming novel has been endorsed by a bestselling contemporary author.

Beaufort, United States - July 5, 2023 /PressCable/ —
This new endorsement comes from legendary romance author Emily Henry, whose work is celebrated as some of the finest summer reading available today. Her endorsement comes just one month ahead of the release of the novel, titled “The Summer Of Songbirds”, alongside new tour dates and other information.
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The latest endorsement is one in a growing list of reviews by bestselling contemporary authors, a list which also includes names such as Susan Wiggs, Sonali Dev, and Nancy Thayer. These authors join other early reviewers in celebrating Woodson Harvey’s latest work as being among her best yet.
Specifically, Henry had this to say about the upcoming release: “The Summer of Songbirds is a warm, hopeful story of friendship, love, and second chances. Reading this book genuinely feels like sipping iced tea with your best friends on a hot summer day. Put this in your beach bag immediately.”
These endorsements come ahead of Kristy Woodson Harvey’s upcoming book launch tour, which kicks off on July 11th in Nantucket, MA. The book will be available for purchase that same day, and those who attend that or any of the other stops along the tour will have the opportunity to hear Harvey speak, sometimes alone or sometimes alongside other Southern Fiction authors.
Harvey’s new novel will follow a multi-generational tale of loss, friendship, and triumph in the face of adversity. Like her other works, the story showcases an emotionally complex situation while maintaining a warmth and hopefulness that pervades her entire bibliography. In this new novel, Harvey borrows and subverts common tropes from the Southern Fiction genre while telling a story that is uniquely her own, and deeply personal to her own life.
Specifically, the story revolves around the trials of a summer camp owner struggling to hold on to everything she has worked so hard to maintain. When some former campers, now grown and estranged from one another, hear of the growing troubles, they reunite to fight for the camp where they met and forged their life-long friendship.
This book is Harvey’s 10th main release, and features an entirely new cast of characters. This novel will also be Harvey’s latest since the announcement of her screenwriting debut, which will see her seminal Peachtree Bluff series adapted to network television via NBC. More information on her tour, other projects, and this upcoming release are available on her website.
Visit https://www.kristywoodsonharvey.com/ to learn more.
Contact Info:
Name: Kristy Harvey
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Organization: Kristy Woodson Harvey, Author
Address: 1619 Live Oak Street, Beaufort, NC 28516, United States
Website: http://www.kristywoodsonharvey.com
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