Waning Gibbous

Author: Cassandra Featherstone
Genre(s): Romance | Paranormal
Total pages: 101

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Fate and I have beef, and it started long before I learned how hard it hits back.
I get yanked back to Faerie fresh off a cultish nightmare in Briarvale and shoved straight onto the road with my Fae prince’s rock band.

No recovery time, no answers—just a one-way ticket to the Midnight Court.
The Midnight Court is a Goth’s wet dream, and crawling with secrets—and that’s before we’re captured while snooping and hauled into a covert meeting with a shadowy council who swear they’re allies.

Sure… because nothing says trust us like secret chambers and ominous silence.
That’s when they confirm my worst fear; the documents we found that suggest I’m not who I thought I was are real. These guys want me to claim a destiny that could save Faerie but I just want the truth about who murdered my family.

I’m screwed no matter what, but that doesn’t matter.

Luckily, Dezi, Rev, Tiernan, and Khol are at my side when the claws come out and the Fae start circling. With the tour only halfway over, my enemies multiplying, and the Fey Stag’s clues dragging us deeper into Midnight and toward the Court of Reaping, time is running out.

The question isn’t whether I’ll survive Faerie—it’s whether Faerie survives me.

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The Children of the Moon series is a six book series that is being relaunched in anticipation of the fifth and sixth books releasing in late 2026/early 2027.

This series follows two FMCs who are sisters and their journey to discover who they really are–with their own family groups being found along the way. Fans of Caroline Peckham, JR Thorn, Lexi C. Foss, Marie Mistry, and Morgan B. Lee will enjoy the fantasy/paranormal aspects of their tale.

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