Where fierce imagination meets loyalty, love, and a touch of the supernatural.
Where fierce imagination meets loyalty, love, and a touch of the supernatural.
Whispers from beyond the Veil.
Lore, chronicles, behind-the-scenes revelations, and fragments from The Moon’s Curse universe.
There is a particular kind of recommendation that has taken over dark fantasy discourse on BookTok. It does not start with a plot summary. It starts with a feeling. "If you want something that feels like fog rolling in before you realize you should be afraid…" "This one reads like standing at the edge of […]
The Veil is not a wall. It is a living contract — and it is expiring. A deep-dive into the ancient barrier at the heart of The Moon’s Curse Trilogy: what it is, what it separates, and what its collapse means for every character in the series.
A guide to dark fantasy fiction that takes lunar mythology seriously — moon-bound creatures, blood moon omens, and the cosmic architecture of The Moon’s Curse Trilogy.
If you’ve read The Moon’s Curse series and enjoyed the journey through the Veil, I would be incredibly grateful if you would take a few moments to leave a review. Reviews help other readers discover the series and make a tremendous difference for independent authors like me. The Moon’s Curse: Awakening (Hardcover, Paperback & eBook)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F351CDSY/ […]
I chose to publish The Moon’s Curse Trilogy independently before I finished the third book. Here is the honest account of what that decision actually cost — and what it gave back.
BookTok has done something the traditional publishing industry spent decades failing to do: it made reading feel urgent again. For indie dark fantasy, that shift changes everything.
The Nythrall are not mindless predators. They are signatories to an ancient Covenant — a civilization with hierarchy, politics, and a Shadow Court that has been meeting Beyond the Veil for centuries. Understanding their power structure changes everything about The Moon’s Curse Trilogy.
Jay’s Personal Note I keep coming back to a scene I almost cut from Awakening. Early draft, Evan standing at the edge of the Hallowmere with the Veil thinning in front of him, and he says nothing for almost a full page. My editor at the time wanted dialogue there, wanted him to process the […]
For a genre built on the undead, dark fantasy has grown tired of the same fangs. Vampires built the foundation of modern gothic horror, and for good reason. But readers searching for dark fantasy books in 2026 are increasingly drawn to something else: monster mythology that doesn't borrow its rules from Dracula, doesn't sparkle in […]
If you've spent any time in dark fantasy communities lately, you've noticed the pattern: readers are tired of the vampire. Not tired of the blood, the immortality, the seduction of the monstrous, but tired of the same monster wearing a different coat every season. The genre needed something that felt ancient rather than recycled, and […]
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