Amazon.com Review
In
Dancing at the Harvest Moon, a story of first love rekindled, 46-year-old Maggie McIntyre has just lost her husband to another woman and sees no reason to remain in Kansas City. She decides to return to The Harvest Moon, the dance hall where she worked in college. So we go there with her, back to the beautiful Canadian town on Little Bear Lake, where Maggie faces all of those juicy yet unanswered questions: Will true love find her? Will Rob, her first love, finally forgive her? Is she prepared to face the demons that have for so long kept real passion at bay? Author K. C. McKinnon is actually "respected literary novelist" (as she is described on the dust jacket)
Cathie Pelletier.
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From Library Journal
This novel, a "debut" for its pseudonymous author, is being touted widely as the "female Bridges of Madison County," and it should appeal to the same audience. McKinnon is purported to have published seven literary novels under her real name, which was not divulged at press time. The story centers around a newly divorced woman and her journey back to the locale of her first "true" love some 20 years before?an idyllic lakeside retreat in New England. A major twist occurs early in the story, but the rest is fairly predictable. Both characters and story seem familiar, and there are no fresh approaches or surprises. The novel's publicity alone, however, may generate demand; television rights have been sold to Farrah Fawcett, and the book is a main selection of the Literary GuildR. Recommended for all libraries.
-?Caroline Mann, Linfield Coll., Portland, Ore.Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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