Two dreams; one threat to life. It's 1846. When sixteen-year-old Will sees Frances in the rectory garden, he can't get her out of his head. He takes his chances and knocks on the rectory door. Frances is lonely but when they're together, none of their past troubles matter. But disaster strikes and he moves impossibly far away.
As the story unfolds, Frances suspects something sinister going on at a girls' reformatory. She becomes a detective, enlisting an unlikely bunch of people from her past, to help her investigate. When her life is in danger, is Will able to put aside his prejudice to rescue her?
'Original and intriguing - I absolutely loved this book. A feisty heroine, a walk-off-the-page historical setting, a romance and a twisty mystery - The Same Side of the Moon has it all.'
Christina Jones, award winning author of An Enormously English Monsoon Wedding