THe Star of Camp Greene
HISTORICAL • WOMEN'S • SOUTHERN • 20th Century
Sometimes heroism is found in dreams deferred.
When she falls in love with the man responsible for trapping her at camp, the mission she's sworn to keep secret threatens the men she's come to care for.
“The Star of Camp Green is a compelling read that had me putting other things off in order to keep turning the pages. Meticulously researched and full of heart, it illuminates a stateside training camp during WWI and is full of secrets, hope, jealousy, friendship, danger, and love. Readers will be eager to visit Callaway’s backlist if they aren’t already a fan.”
— Camille Di Maio, bestselling author of Come Fly With Me
“In The Star of Camp Greene, beloved historical fiction author Joy Callaway takes up the topic of a lesser known yet highly significant and fascinating locale of the stateside war efforts of World War I. With assiduous research and beautiful language, Callaway writes with obvious love for her subjects and delivers a tale of both tragedy and triumph. Readers will be swept into leading lady Calla Connolly’s world from the very first page.”
— Allison Pataki, New York Times bestselling author of Finding Margaret Fuller
JOY CALLOWAY
Joy Callaway is the author of The Grand Design, The Fifth Avenue Artists Society, and Secret Sisters. She holds a BA in journalism and public relations from Marshall University and an MMC from the University of South Carolina. She resides in Charlotte, North Carolina, with her husband, John, and her children, Alecia and John.
Recent Releases: What The Mountains Remember, All the Pretty Places, The Grand Design