The Blood Red Moon

The Blood Red Moon - Paperback

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The Blood Red Moon

The Blood Red Moon - Paperback

$12.62
Sale price  $12.62 Regular price 

Book Overview

The Blood Red Moon is the third book in a four-book series. The year is 2072, and Henrietta and Amy have just returned to Manhattan . . . from the past.They have with them their new son Christopher, the product of virgin birth. Many things have changed since the women left the city, but some things have not. Amy is still rich, but she has to change shape in order to hide from the devil, and the same holds true for Henrietta. So Amy becomes "Helen," and Henrietta becomes "Maureen." They live in the penthouse at the Ritz on Central Park South, because Helen owns half the building.Their son is a happy child, until it's time for him to go to kindergarten. Christopher becomes best friends with Darren, who turns out to be the incarnation of Lucifer. When the boys say what their parents do for a living, Darren calls Christopher a fag because his parents are lesbians. Christopher begs not to go back to school, and his mothers agree that home schooling would be best.The family takes a vacation on the moon, which takes just three hours by transport. While there, Maureen starts to remember things. She opens the door to an ancient maze, which is the tomb of the Moon Daughter. The Moon Daughter speaks from beyond to tell Maureen that the devil is closing in on them.

Raised in Denver, Rena Dunsworth is currently a screenwriting student in Manhattan.

ISBN9781628570533
Author Rena Dunsworth
PublisherStrategic Book Publishing
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedJanuary 2014
LanguageENG- English
Pages76
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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