Description
The Desert Crop by Catherine Cookson is a compelling tale of hope, deception, and family ties in the harsh countryside of the 1880s. When Hector Stewart decides to marry the wealthy Irishwoman Moira Conelly, he hopes for financial security. However, both Hector and Moira have mistaken beliefs about each other’s wealth. As time passes, their fate changes dramatically—especially when an expected inheritance disappears, leaving lasting consequences for generations. A gripping historical novel filled with intrigue and strong characters.
