Ghosts are real. They
are all around us. Most of the time they are satisfied to watch us go by and
not interact. When a couple was cursed to spend three hundred years in death
searching for the one living couple that could release their bounds they search
for centuries to find a love that will make time stand still. If they fail they
will be sent to Hell to live out the rest of eternity.
Demons are real. They
are all around us. Their one goal is make our lives a living hell. They will
stop at nothing to destroy our minds and bodies. With the curse rapidly
approaching its end the deepest darkest demon is summoned to make sure they
don’t succeed.
Kate O’Malley fell in
love with the old two story farm house in Maine at first sight. She had to live
there. Spending all of her savings she was able to buy it and moved right in.
The very first night strange things happened. Her dreams aren’t her own.
Looking for answers she calls on a friend who puts her in contact with a ghost
hunter, Sawyer Hamilton. Neither knew what was in their future, neither knows
if they are going to survive it.
Dreaming in Moonlight
when your sleep is filled with passion and your nightmares are real.
M. Stratton is an International Amazon bestselling author in the
romantic suspense and mystery suspense categories for her debut novel After the
Storm. She is a self-proclaimed dork that loves to make people laugh and can
trip over nothing. Her inner rock star is always on stage performing to a sold
out crowd but is quiet and shy on the outside.
She lives with her husband and son in Arizona, which is a big difference from
where she grew up north of Chicago Illinois. As an only child she learned to
tell herself stories to make the long winters go by quicker while dreaming of
summer vacations. Now as an adult she still makes up stories to pass the time,
but now she writes them down to share with other people.
When not writing you can find M. watching football (Go Bears!), NASCAR, or
classic movies, watching her husband and father restore classic cars, and
seeing who can be sillier, her or her son, and of course reading.
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