Gold medal winner in the Horror category of the Global Book Awards."conflicted characters and shocking twists [...] leave the reader guessing until the intensity filled ending.""The horrors promised in the book's description had no way of preparing me for what I was about to read."Scotland, 1924 - After a man gets arrested with an unconscious boy in his car, detectives Gow and McKenzie unexpectedly find themselves at odds with each other.
McKenzie makes a leap and wants to investigate the link with a nearby abandoned village, while Gow tries to cut off the investigation. But things turn ugly quickly when they discover the involvement of a child that doesn't appear to be entirely natural. Child of the Moon is a gripping mystery, hiding an unspeakable horror that will alter the lives of everyone involved.
Gold medal winner in the Horror category of the Global Book Awards."conflicted characters and shocking twists [...] leave the reader guessing until the intensity filled ending.""The horrors promised in the book's description had no way of preparing me for what I was about to read."Scotland, 1924 - After a man gets arrested with an unconscious boy in his car, detectives Gow and McKenzie unexpectedly find themselves at odds with each other.
McKenzie makes a leap and wants to investigate the link with a nearby abandoned village, while Gow tries to cut off the investigation. But things turn ugly quickly when they discover the involvement of a child that doesn't appear to be entirely natural. Child of the Moon is a gripping mystery, hiding an unspeakable horror that will alter the lives of everyone involved.
