Moon Fall
The moon is cracked and falling, magic is leaking into the world, and the men I can’t live without are scattered a thousand miles away.
My name is Luna, and my world was fractured long before the moon cracked in the sky. Two years ago, I lost my parents and my brother in an icy rain-soaked night. I was left with a broken heart and a house filled with my brother’s four best friends.
Gage, Torrin, Jules, and Reid are the men who pulled me from the darkness and made me want to live again.
But there was a fifth. Mars. The one who promised me forever and then walked away when my world was in pieces.
For the first time in two years, they’ve all left on trips. None of us knew the unthinkable could happen while they were gone.
Now, the “End of the World As We Know It” has arrived, and it isn’t following the rules of science.
As the moon looms impossibly large and broken above us, reality itself is ripping at the seams. People are developing powers they don’t understand, cities are burning, and a strange, blinding white light is beginning to pulse from my own veins.
I can only hope my guys are fighting their way across a crumbling country to get back to me. In a world of falling moon-missiles and emerging magic, one thing is certain: family isn’t just about blood. It’s about who stands beside you when the sky literally falls.
Moon Fall is a genre-bending, slow-burn Why Choose paranormal dystopian romance. It features an “all about her” trope, brother’s best friends, second chance romance and a group of men who will burn the world down—or what’s left of it—to get back to and keep their girl safe.
This book contains adult themes, detailed steam, and emotional triggers including grief and past trauma.
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