Branching Out

"March's debut novel visits the charming, idyllic town of Bayfield, Wisc., nestled on the shore of Lake Superior. March's setting is lovingly drawn." - Publishers Weekly

"A wonderful debut novel with adorable, but struggling characters. March is a stellar new author, and her research of the Bayfield area really shines." - RT Book Reviews

"Unfolding against this impressive setting, the narrative features Shelby Meyers...March is skillful not only at rendering her setting, but also at raising questions in the reader's mind about Shelby's fate and withholding answers for many chapters." - Minneapolis Star Tribune

"March writes lyrically about the orchard and Lake Superior. Fans of intelligent contemporary romance will enjoy this story of love, forgiveness, and growing into adulthood." - St. Paul Pioneer Press

"Packed with thrills and chills of living next to Lake Superior, a body of water that 'rarely gives up its dead,' every detail is crafted to a perfectly created world that is utterly believable. [March] has accomplished what every writing professor professes, 'to invent characters readers really care about.'" - Bayfield County Journal

"Family Trees is a beautifully written book, focusing primarily on the secrets that threaten to shake foundations to its very core. It's about learning to trust and live again, even after the rug has been pulled out from under you. Most of us have skeletons that lurk in our closet. Kerstin March opens those closet doors, allowing everyone a peek into the things that we'd rather keep buried, the hidden truths never meant to see the light of day." - Chick Lit Central

"Kerstin March writes a captivating story of love, heartbreak and triumph." - Laura Sobiech, author of Fly a Little Higher

"A charming, romantic story of life after loss, filled with lush descriptions of Lake Superior's magical beauty." - Kristina Riggle, author of the Whole Golden World

"A sweet, heartening story, Family Trees explores love, loyalty, and the growing pains inherent in building a life for oneself." - Lindsey Palmer, author of If We Lived Here

"Beautifully written romantic story! The characters are likeable and flawed, the romance is sweet, and the setting is delicious. I love how the author wrote in vibrant detail about the Great Lakes and the Meyers apple orchard. March captures the intense devotion and respect that locals feel for Lake Superior perfectly." - Jennifer Lynn Alvarez, author of "The Guardian Herd Series""

"March's debut novel visits the charming, idyllic town of Bayfield, Wisc., nestled on the shore of Lake Superior. March's setting is lovingly drawn." - Publishers Weekly

"A wonderful debut novel with adorable, but struggling characters. March is a stellar new author, and her research of the Bayfield area really shines." - RT Book Reviews

"Unfolding against this impressive setting, the narrative features Shelby Meyers...March is skillful not only at rendering her setting, but also at raising questions in the reader's mind about Shelby's fate and withholding answers for many chapters." - Minneapolis Star Tribune

"March writes lyrically about the orchard and Lake Superior. Fans of intelligent contemporary romance will enjoy this story of love, forgiveness, and growing into adulthood." - St. Paul Pioneer Press

"Packed with thrills and chills of living next to Lake Superior, a body of water that 'rarely gives up its dead,' every detail is crafted to a perfectly created world that is utterly believable. [March] has accomplished what every writing professor professes, 'to invent characters readers really care about.'" - Bayfield County Journal

"Family Trees is a beautifully written book, focusing primarily on the secrets that threaten to shake foundations to its very core. It's about learning to trust and live again, even after the rug has been pulled out from under you. Most of us have skeletons that lurk in our closet. Kerstin March opens those closet doors, allowing everyone a peek into the things that we'd rather keep buried, the hidden truths never meant to see the light of day." - Chick Lit Central

"Kerstin March writes a captivating story of love, heartbreak and triumph." - Laura Sobiech, author of Fly a Little Higher

"A charming, romantic story of life after loss, filled with lush descriptions of Lake Superior's magical beauty." - Kristina Riggle, author of the Whole Golden World

"A sweet, heartening story, Family Trees explores love, loyalty, and the growing pains inherent in building a life for oneself." - Lindsey Palmer, author of If We Lived Here

"Beautifully written romantic story! The characters are likeable and flawed, the romance is sweet, and the setting is delicious. I love how the author wrote in vibrant detail about the Great Lakes and the Meyers apple orchard. March captures the intense devotion and respect that locals feel for Lake Superior perfectly." - Jennifer Lynn Alvarez, author of "The Guardian Herd Series""