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The Curse of Moonseed Manor​
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Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-951239-28-2
Paperback ISBN: 978-1-951239-29-9
eBook ISBN: 978-1-951239-30-5

Publication Date: October 17, 2023

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A haunted hotel. A skeptical photographer. A deadly curse that could cost her everything.

 

Wren Mabry’s life is a disaster. Her last few years have been rife with tragedy and hardship. So when she’s offered a job at Moonseed Manor, a Gothic revival mansion that’s never welcomed visitors, it seems suspicious. Even so, this is her chance to finally turn her life around.

 

The gloom that hangs over Moonseed Manor is enhanced by its cold yet alluring owner, Mr. William Courtland Bennings. And the spooky tales of the flirtatious and sexy caretaker, Watt, play up that feeling.

 

Even though Wren doesn’t believe in ghosts or curses, she’s always had a flair for the darker side. And when she finds a handwritten book of poetry filled with longing, terror, and ghostly revenge, it reawakens her very soul—or rather the unknown poet does. 

 

Love, death, secrets, and lies await in this gothic romance.

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"a gothic masterpiece that will delight and thrill readers of all ages…The Curse of Moonseed Manor will leave you spellbound…From start to finish, you'll be drawn into a world of adventure, romance, and mystery that will leave you breathless."
—Suzie Housley, Midwest Book Review
"An unexpectedly cozy tale of mystery and romance among a dynamic cast."
—Kirkus Reviews
"a delightful modern-day Gothic novel written in beautiful language, evoking feelings of looming disaster...a gripping read for any lover of the genre. It has all the classic elements needed to evoke feelings of mystery and suspense. It also creates a gloomy atmosphere and highlights the fear of the unknown." 
—Readers' Favorite
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