Moon Moms: The Awakening. Moon Moms

In the suburb of Wren Hollow, a circle of mothers who know each other from school pickup, yoga class, and the PTA are about to discover they're connected by something far older than any of that. Sam is new in town, still finding her footing in early motherhood, when her daughter starts having the exact same dream as a boy she's never met: a field, a circle of women, a house on fire. Naomi is the skeptic, an ER nurse who trusts evidence over instinct, until the evidence stops making sense.
Priya has spent fifteen years hiding the real inheritance her grandmother left her, guarded so carefully that not even her own wife knows the whole truth. Bree just wants to keep her family and her business intact while her own curiosity pulls her in deeper than she planned. Dee, the quiet elder of the group, already knows more than she's told anyone, and has spent three decades making sure of it.
And Mars is the one who somehow ends up holding all of them together. When the children's shared visions point back to an actual coven their own mothers ran a generation ago, one that broke apart after a ritual went wrong and its seventh member vanished, the women realize the past isn't finished with them. What starts as a strange coincidence becomes a circle none of them chose, and by the time they understand what they've actually formed, walking away is no longer on the table.
Moon Moms: The Awakening is Volume One of the Moon Moms series, collecting the first three books:Wolf Moon: Threshold, told through Sam, as isolation turns into the first flicker of connection. New to Wren Hollow and drowning in the particular loneliness of early motherhood, Sam watches her new neighbors from the outside until her daughter's dreams pull her, cautiously, into their circle. Snow Moon: Coincidence, told through Naomi, as skepticism gives way to something she can no longer explain.
An ER nurse who has built her whole identity on evidence, Naomi runs out of rational explanations one by one until only the truth is left standing. Worm Moon: The First Circle, told through Priya, as the women cast their first ritual together and the circle is truly formed. After fifteen years of hiding her real inheritance, Priya finally says the truth out loud, and something in the room answers back.
Cozy, character-driven, and full of found family, moon rituals, tarot, and the everyday magic of women who show up for each other, Moon Moms is for readers who love their supernatural stories warm, grounded, and a little bit witchy. This is not a horror story. The danger, when it finally arrives, is emotional before it is anything else: the ache of wanting connection badly enough to keep reaching for it, the relief of finally saying a frightening thing out loud to someone who doesn't flinch, and the quiet dread of an elder who recognizes, long before anyone else does, that history might be about to repeat itself.
Buying Wolf Moon, Snow Moon, and Worm Moon together as this bundle is a discount versus purchasing the three books separately, and it's the fastest way into the world before Volume Two: Secrets and Shadows continues the story. If you love found family, slow-burn supernatural mystery, and stories about the specific loneliness and wonder of modern motherhood, Moon Moms: The Awakening is where it all begins.
The full series unfolds across twelve books and four volumes, each one named for that month's full moon, following a different woman at the center of each installment while a single mystery builds steadily underneath: what the original coven left unfinished thirty years ago, and what it will cost this new circle to finish it. Moon Moms: The Awakening is your first step into Wren Hollow. Once you're in the circle, you don't really leave it.