Texas-based author, Jennie Reeves’ is releasing her debut novel, “Once in the Blue Moon” on March 5th, and will hold her book signing at Magic City Books on March 28, at 7pm, open to the public.

Jennie Reeves has been a teacher, a mother and a Park Cities socialite. Sarah Hepola with the Dallas Morning News tells us about Reeves and her new book, ‘Once in the Blue Moon.’

"Once in the Blue Moon," by debut Dallas author Jennie Reeves, merges her personal journey with historical narratives, celebrating the resilience of the human spirit. Her story encapsulates the essence of storytelling, linking her past to universal themes of struggle and triumph.

In "Once in the Blue Moon," Virginia Miller Reeves crafts an evocative story of Maggie's family enduring the trials of post-WWII Oklahoma. This novel, infused with personal history, explores the themes of struggle and the unyielding strength of family bonds.

If you’re looking for your next great read, head to Interabang Books on Wednesday, March 6, to catch Virginia Reeves and Kyle Hobratshck on their book tour.

Oklahoma native and well-known Park Cities’ resident, Virginia (Jennie) Reeves, will release her debut novel, Once in the Blue Moon, on Tuesday, March 5. It has been decades in the making. The release of her first novel proved to Reeves that there was never a doubt. “Everyone has a story,” Reeves said.

A Park Cities, Texas, resident is launching her debut novel, “Once in the Blue Moon” with a book signing at Tolstoy & Co. Bookshop in Clifton at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, March 8.“Once in the Blue Moon harks back to a simpler time of storytelling, with a classic theme of forgiveness, hope, and the power of true love. There’s something beautiful about a novel done the old way, particularly when…

Oklahoma native and well-known Park Cities’ resident, Virginia (Jennie) Reeves, will release her debut novel, Once in the Blue Moon, on Tuesday, March 5. It has been decades in the making.

Park Cities resident Virginia "Jennie" Reeves will debut her novel, Once in the Blue Moon, with a signing event in March. Set on a 1940s Oklahoma cotton farm, the story weaves themes of resilience and redemption, inspired by Reeves's own upbringing.