The Moonshiner's Daughter: A Prohibition-Era Novel of Betrayal, Justice, and One Woman's Fight to Survive

The night her father died, Ruby Tate was told it was an accident. She spent six years pretending to believe it.

It's 1933, and Prohibition is ending — taking Ruby's bootlegging livelihood down with it. She's the best driver in Copper Hollow, the one who kept her younger siblings fed on nerve and moonshine money after her father's still "accidentally" exploded. But when a federal investigator shows up asking questions about the corruption still running through the hollow's mines, Ruby learns the truth: her father wasn't careless. He was murdered — by the same men who are now watching her.

To get justice, Ruby has to do the one thing she swore she'd never do: trust a federal agent with her family's survival, her own freedom, and a secret that could get them all killed. As the net tightens around the sheriff who covered it up, Ruby must decide how much she's willing to sacrifice — her home, her safety, everything she's built — to finally make someone pay.

This is a story about what justice actually costs, and whether it's worth paying anyway. Perfect for Historical Fiction readers, The Moonshiner's Daughter is a richly detailed, emotionally gripping novel about family, corruption, and the price of the truth — set against the vivid backdrop of Prohibition's final, desperate days.

Ruby Tate risked everything to bring the truth into the light. Read her story today.

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