Don't Wake The Moon: Let The Darkness Sleep
Paperback
Publisher Price: $13.99
ISBN13: 9781068669101
Publisher: A G Nuttall
Published: Jun 3 2024
Pages: 322
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.72 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
An atmospheric paranormal horror novel about a small-town medium, a century-old evil, and the children a town has spent generations forgetting.
Valencia Leni Agostini has spoken with the dead since the night she was born, and she has never once been afraid of a ghost, until now. When a new family moves into the crumbling house next door to her late grandmother's home in small-town Connecticut, Leni tells herself the darkness she once sensed there died with its last occupant. She is wrong. A shape begins crossing a young girl's bedroom window at night, someone who should not be there, and Leni comes to understand that whatever lives in that house has been feeding on this town for over a century, one missing child at a time. To protect the family next door and the friends now being drawn into danger, Leni must uncover exactly what has been rising with the full moon for a hundred years before it decides to stop hiding.
Don't Wake The Moon is a chilling, character-driven ghost story for readers of Simone St. James and Darcy Coates who love a slow-burn haunted house tale with real emotional weight.
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