Sophie Shaw suffers over the loss of her oldest son, Henry, seven years ago as well as the marriage that fell apart after that. Caring for her son Matthew and her daughter, Tia, she is a reporter for the Blue Moon Gazette in Northbridge, Connecticut. While helping her father with his kayak business, a shining knight comes to her rescue to help in her son's absence. Little does she know the handsome stranger is part of the Resort Group International that is planning a large-scale development on Blue Moon Lake, property they have stolen from under her nose. Her biggest desire is to re-establish the vineyard from the past, while keeping her dead son's memorial garden and burial site in tact on the parcel.

Duncan Jamieson is moving from Manhattan and his father's exclusive law firm to settle himself and his two children in Connecticut in hopes of restoring a lost closeness since the death of his wife. Both Duncan and Sophie harbor their own secrets as to why they desire the land. Even as things get tacky as Sophie is dealt the task of interviewing the newcomer, they both feel the same pull and attraction. Duncan remembers Sophie when his family had a summer home there but Sophie at first does not remember the thirteen year old that apparently had a crush on her. Working through the desire to be together, their secrets and vast sadness of their loss is a big obstacle to overcome. The question is, what is Duncan's personal reason for obtaining the property for a resort and which one of them has more claim. As one question is answered, more arise that demand more secrets to uncover.

Sharon Struth has woven a tale of suspicion, mystery and the complete emotional breakdown of two people searching for love and restoration of their past lives. The plot is refreshing and will definitely keep the reader turning page after page. SHARE THE MOON is the first I have had the pleasure of reading by this Sharon Struth but will not be the last. SHARE THE MOON is a book that restores faith in human nature and the ability to again find love.