Hacienda Moon by KaSonndra Leigh
Gothic
Romance
Date Published: July 28
A Pathseekers Novel
Love, obsession, and
betrayal, the most powerful human emotions, are spun
together in this gothic novel. Tandie Harrison is a
police medium who has just suffered a divorce after
losing both her psychic visions and her daughter in a car
accident. When she leaves New York City to start a
new life near her hometown, she moves into the alluring
plantation house, Chelby Rose, and falls for its
enigmatic caretaker, EricFontalvo. Their burgeoning
affair ignites a centuryold curse, ensnaring them
in a web of danger, deceit,and intrigue. Soon Tandie
learns that in placid Bolivia,the worlds of the living
and the dead are dangerously connected.
Hacienda Moon is a
seductive tale of one woman’s journey to confront the
demons of her past and find the courage to face her future.
It is a mesmerizing novel that explores the deepest
depths of human nature, and the characters will hold
and haunt you long after you have read the final
chapter.
Author Bio:
KaSonndra
Leigh was born in Charlotte, North Carolina. She now lives in the City of Alchemy and Medicine, North Carolina. She likes to
write about people doing fantastical things in magical worlds. Her two sons have made her promise to write a boy book next.
She holds the MFA in creative writing, and loves to play CLUE, Monopoly (the Indiana Jones version), and Pandora's Box (good writer's
block therapy). She lives in an L-shaped house with a garden dedicated to her grandmother. It has a secret library complete with fairies, Venetian plastered walls, and a desk made out of clear blue glass.
write about people doing fantastical things in magical worlds. Her two sons have made her promise to write a boy book next.
She holds the MFA in creative writing, and loves to play CLUE, Monopoly (the Indiana Jones version), and Pandora's Box (good writer's
block therapy). She lives in an L-shaped house with a garden dedicated to her grandmother. It has a secret library complete with fairies, Venetian plastered walls, and a desk made out of clear blue glass.
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