For generations, the Winston women have possessed a unique but unspoken gift: they can heal with the touch of a hand. The youngest, Louise Winston, is shocked to discover her abilities when her best friend is in an accident, mere hours after professing his feelings for her, and she inexplicably brings him back to life. Searching for answers, Louise visits her grandmother's lush Appalachian orchard, where her family's hidden history comes to light. Their story begins with her brave great-grandmother who secretly used her healing skills on soldiers in war-torn France and even fell in love with one of them. But just as Louise begins to embrace her magical legacy, she learns that it can also come at a high cost. And with a life hanging in the balance, she'll be forced to make the most impossible of Spanning eighty years, "The Moonlight Healers" is a deeply empathetic, heartfelt novel about mothers and daughters, life and death, and the beautiful resilience of love

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