Dancing in the Moonlight

Sarah Chisholm wants revenge-and she has waited a lifetime to claim it.

She holds Baroness Van Dan Brecht, the formidable owner of the magnificent Jacobean mansion Ravensbridge House, personally responsible for her father's death. Years earlier, Sarah's father, John Chisholm, was falsely accused of stealing the Baroness's priceless jewels. Though innocent, the weight of public shame and betrayal broke him, ultimately costing him his life. In the aftermath, Sarah's mother was left devastated, spiraling into grief and ruin.

Now grown and driven by a carefully nurtured rage, Sarah returns with a single purpose: to destroy the family that destroyed hers. Her plan is meticulous and dangerous-gain access to Ravensbridge House, seduce Trent, the Baroness's son, and dismantle the Van Dan Brecht legacy from the inside.

But Sarah's resolve is tested by a haunting, recurring dream. In it, she dances beneath the moonlight with a mysterious man whose presence feels achingly familiar. When she finally meets Trent, she is shaken by the possibility that the man from her dreams may be him. The connection unsettles her, threatening to unravel her carefully constructed plan.

Falling in love is not an option. Trent is meant to be her victim-her recompense for his mother's unforgivable crime.

Yet as Sarah puts her scheme into motion, she discovers that Ravensbridge House holds secrets far older and darker than she ever imagined. A centuries-old truth buried within its walls will shake her identity, challenge everything she believes, and force her to confront a devastating question: what if the past she's built her vengeance upon is not what it seems?