Harry Haskell is the grandson of Henry J. Haskell. He is the author of Boss-Busters and Sin Hounds: Kansas City and Its Star, The Early Music Revival: A History, and editor of The Attentive Listener: Three Centuries of Music Criticism. He lives in Guilford, Connecticut.
A tale of love, duty, and aviation history. Harry Haskell's Maiden Flight unveils the untold story of Katharine Wright, the sister of the famous inventors, and her passionate romance with a newspaper editor.
Torn between her devotion to her brother Orville and her love for Harry, Katharine must navigate societal expectations and family obligations. Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century America and Europe, this historical novel explores the complexities of family, the thrill of aviation, and the courage to defy convention.
For readers who enjoy:
Strong female characters
Intriguing historical settings
Heartfelt love stories
Discover the woman behind the Wright brothers and the love that changed her life forever.
