Books with title The Shadow of the Red Moon

When a dark witch seeks to claim Sal as her servant, he must fight against himself to protect the one he loves most.It starts with a mysterious note attached to Sal’s bike. But when he follows its instructions, he comes face to face with a new dark force in the small town of Muskobewun.Eric Kent Edstrom returns to the weird world of the 1980s rural Wisconsin with a brand new Sal Van Sleen short story (8000 words). Fans of Stranger Things, Goonies, and Buffy will love the world of Sal Van Sleen. Get your copy today.

A powerful tale of magic, love and revenge with a strong female lead set in fairy-tale Japan; this is "Cinderella" meets "Memoirs of a Geisha". Trained in the magical art of shadow-weaving, sixteen-year-old Suzume is able to recreate herself in any form - a fabulous gift for a girl desperate to escape her past. But who is she really? Is she a girl of noble birth living under the tyranny of her mother's new husband, Lord Terayama, or a lowly drudge scraping a living in the ashes of Terayama's kitchens, or Yue, the most beautiful courtesan in the Moonlit Lands? Whatever her true identity, Suzume is destined to capture the heart of a prince - and determined to use his power to destroy Terayama. And nothing will stop her, not even love. The author's debut novel, "The Swan Kingdom", sold over 20,000 copies worldwide. It was chosen as a USBBY Outstanding International Book and was longlisted for the Branford Boase Award. Zoe also recently won a writing grant from the Royal Literary Fund. It is supported by a major marketing and press campaign, including book proof and Ebook for early adopters, author events and dedicated online activity. "Shadows on the Moon" has already won the prestigious Sasakawa prize, an award gifted by the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation for outstanding contributions to the promotion of understanding and cooperation between people of Japan and the UK.

At first, living in the shadow of the mob didn't seem so bad. Sure, Carl's parents didn't get along, and his extended family treated them all like outcasts. But Carl and his family had practically everything that money could buy . . . until his dad made a million-dollar mistake that would change their lives forever. Of course, no one but God knew that the change would turn out to be the best thing that ever happened to them even though the enemy had other plans.