The Oak and the Moon
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Sloane Bevan and two-week-old Trey are kidnapped by strangers who speak her rare language and know her familyâs secrets. She suspects these men are the ones who murdered her husband nine months ago. Now itâs her son they want, to raise as one of them. To keep under their control.
Imprisoned in the Mooresâ opulent estate, Sloane cultivates a plan using her familyâs ancient magic right under her captorsâ careful watch. Escape is one thing. Ensuring the Moores wonât target her family again is another.
What she doesnât count on is a battle against the Moore brothers: one after her life, one after her sanity, one after her sympathy, and one after her heart. All while her son is being honed into a vicious killer, and itâs up to her to plant the seeds that will one day reverse the evil now growing inside him.
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Kay Camden is equal parts writer, reader, and metalhead, who believes the best stories are love stories and all heroes must have a cool car. She writes twisty plots with smart heroines, haunted heroes, ancient feuds, forbidden love, magic, and revenge. She lives with her husband, two children, and an assortment of four-legged creatures in the middle of the USA next to the mighty Mississippi River.
Amanda Berry received her BFA in Theater at NYU and BA in French & Linguistics, studied Meisner technique at the William Esper Studio, and founded a theater company in New YorkâNew Light Theater Project. From San Antonio, TX, to NYC, and now in the rural Pacific Northwest, she has dedicated herself to the study of voice as the foundation of communication.
