Books

Two crossings.  One spoken past.  A journey toward forgiveness.

Set in the aftermath of the Second World War, The Hand That Sows the Stars follows Henry McRae, a Cape Breton fisherman turned soldier who crosses the Atlantic in search of the woman he once loved. Carrying a battered journal and a rare volume of Keats, he travels into memory as much as geography, drawn toward a reckoning shaped by love, loss, and unfinished vows.

Shifting between past and present, the novel traces the fragile threads that bind two lives across war’s long shadow. It explores how remembrance becomes both a burden and a form of grace, and how the heart finds its way home even through ruin.