The Second Journal of Lettice Moore By Jelina Bertow
A gentle Edwardian diary of friendship, hidden burdens, hope, and quiet everyday change.
About the Book
The Second Journal of Lettice Moore returns readers to the quiet coastal town of Tidebury in 1905, where ordinary lives are woven from countless small moments.
As Lettice cycles from house to house with her basket of fresh fish, familiar faces reveal unexpected depths, friendships quietly grow, and she begins to learn that not every burden is visible. Beneath the familiar rhythm of village life, not every heart is as open as it first appears.
A gentle, atmospheric novel filled with warmth, hope, and the quiet beauty of everyday life.