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Kristy Woodson Harvey is the author of Dear Carolina. She blogs at Design Chic about how creating a beautiful home can be the catalyst for creating a beautiful life and loves connecting with readers at kristywoodonsharvey.com. She is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's school of journalism and holds a Master's in English from East Carolina University. She is a regular contributor for The Salisbury Post, Domino magazine and Houzz. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and three-year-old son.
 


Genres: General Fiction, Historical
 
New and upcoming books
Novels
   Dear Carolina (2015)
   Lies and Other Acts of Love (2016)
   Feels Like Falling (2020)
   Under the Southern Sky (2021)
   The Wedding Veil (2022)
   The Summer of Songbirds (2023)
   A Happier Life (2024)
   Beach House Rules (2025)
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Kristy Woodson Harvey recommends
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The Wandering Season (2025)
Aimie K Runyan
"[An] latest, atmospheric novel about the power of family, the beauty of change, and the transportive magic of finding where you truly belong."
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A Home for the Holidays (2024)
Taylor Hahn
"Taylor Hahn is back with a warm-hearted holiday novel about second chances, found family, and maybe even a Christmas miracle or two. Readers will devour this charming page turner and root for wedding singer Mel Hart to find healing, a fresh start, and, maybe most of all, A Home for the Holidays. This feel-good book packs a big emotional punch - and Taylor Hahn has quickly found a place on my personal list of auto-buy authors."
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Until Next Summer (2024)
Ali Brady
"Ali Brady is back with a can't-miss vacation-in-pages. Two estranged friends come together to celebrate the last season at their favorite place with the best idea of all time: adult summer camp! Whether you're a former camper or could simply use an escape, run don't walk to pick up this charming, fun, and utterly poignant novel about the pieces of our younger selves that are always waiting to be rediscovered. Ali Brady captures the feel of carefree childhood days so vividly that you can practically smell the s'mores. Until Next Summer, like camp itself, brims with summer romance, forever friendship, and, maybe most of all, finding who you're meant to be. As a camp fanatic, I give this one five huge stars - and now I want to go to Camp Chickawah too!"

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