Author Rachel Rain Martin is back with the second installment in The Sisters McConnell Series. This second book, titled Ghosts of Luna Creek, continues the series with a history-charged tale about romance, trust, and betrayal. The series debut, Ashes of Richmond followed McConnell sister Farah in a story of love, loss, and discovery. Martin brings us the story of Hannah McConnell in Ghosts of Luna Creek...
Hannah McConnell could not understand why her mother, Francesca, chose to give her away. Feeling rejected and abandoned, Hannah struggled throughout her adult life fighting to learn her self-worth. While visiting her sister, Farah, in Richmond, Virginia, Hannah sends a wire to the James brothers, Frank and Jesse, requesting their assistance in freeing her newlywed husband from jail for a crime in which he was falsely accused. The James brothers hold up their end of the bargain, but then decide to take Hannah and Farah for themselves. Hannah’s new husband is soon killed, leaving her alone with Frank James. Hannah has found a new life calling and joins Frank in his outlaw adventures. The two of them become known as The Ghosts of Luna Creek after robbing the Richmond-Alexandria Railroad. They meet up with Jesse and Farah in Missouri where they plan to travel together to the Wyoming Territory to find the McConnell’s missing sister, Melody.
The cover for Ghosts of Luna Creek utilizes a color palate that speaks to the historical setting of Rachel's story. It provides a sense of age, as though the picture is a relic of times gone by and has the grit and discoloration to prove it. Only the immediate space around the couple gives a clearer glimpse of their surroundings. As for the young couple, their expressions are both enthralled and guarded. Their happiness is surely tempered by the struggles to come.
Hannah McConnell could not understand why her mother, Francesca, chose to give her away. Feeling rejected and abandoned, Hannah struggled throughout her adult life fighting to learn her self-worth. While visiting her sister, Farah, in Richmond, Virginia, Hannah sends a wire to the James brothers, Frank and Jesse, requesting their assistance in freeing her newlywed husband from jail for a crime in which he was falsely accused. The James brothers hold up their end of the bargain, but then decide to take Hannah and Farah for themselves. Hannah’s new husband is soon killed, leaving her alone with Frank James. Hannah has found a new life calling and joins Frank in his outlaw adventures. The two of them become known as The Ghosts of Luna Creek after robbing the Richmond-Alexandria Railroad. They meet up with Jesse and Farah in Missouri where they plan to travel together to the Wyoming Territory to find the McConnell’s missing sister, Melody.
The cover for Ghosts of Luna Creek utilizes a color palate that speaks to the historical setting of Rachel's story. It provides a sense of age, as though the picture is a relic of times gone by and has the grit and discoloration to prove it. Only the immediate space around the couple gives a clearer glimpse of their surroundings. As for the young couple, their expressions are both enthralled and guarded. Their happiness is surely tempered by the struggles to come.
Ghosts of Luna Creek releases on Kindle and in Paperback October 7, 2015. The final book in The Sisters McConnell Series, Montana Dreamer, will be available in November of 2016.
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