Return to a bygone era in Sara Ware Bassett's "Shifting Sands," a captivating glimpse into New England social life and customs in the early 20th century. This meticulously prepared edition offers a window into the heart of a small town, where the ebb and flow of daily life shape destinies and forge enduring bonds.

Experience the charm and challenges of a close-knit community as its residents navigate the complexities of family, friendship, and romance. Bassett's keen observations paint a vivid portrait of a time when tradition held sway, and the shifting sands of change began to reshape the landscape.

A classic tale of love and life in a historical setting, "Shifting Sands" resonates with timeless themes of connection, belonging, and the human spirit. Perfect for readers seeking a heartwarming story rooted in a rich sense of place and history.

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