Life trows a curve ball for Riley Mays and she has to move from Chicago to a Wisconsin farm where her cousins live.

A chance encounter makes Vaughn Orr to find himself in need of aid while crossing the rural streets of this forgotten natural place. He’s a world-famous author and, as many others, feels trapped into the writer’s block.

Their interactions are really interesting because Riley wants to escape from the world that kept her safe all these years while he is looking for a new muse to carry on with his career and life.

The moon has its magical moments, as we are already used by the author's books and here it might take even a bigger stance.

I enjoyed the story overall. It started strong and the beautiful writing kept me invested in the romance story and whatever was coming up next.

It's a beautiful prose that many readers will enjoy.

Very grateful to the publisher for my review copy