An Accidental Honeymoon

"An Accidental Honeymoon" by Edward Barron is a story that unfolds around the serendipitous journey of Tom Fessenden and Betty Landis, alongside the enigmatic Madge Yarnell, on Maryland's scenic Eastern Shore, the story is set in the early 20th century. The beginning shows a sweet introduction as Fessenden meets Betty by a stream, her fear of an eel quickly turning into playful conversation and light flirting. As Fessenden spends more time in Maryland, their relationship blossoms, along with her Aunt Landis and the promise of future adventures together hint at the charming and lighthearted adventures they have together. The novel's essence lies in its playful tone, brought to life through quick back-and-forth and vibrant descriptions of springtime, inviting readers to accompany Fessenden and Betty on their accidental journey, filled with love and self-discovery.