Coven of the Crescent Moon

In New Orleans, where old magic hums beneath the streets and memory refuses to stay buried, a quiet circle of women gathers under a moon that does not lie.Anne Boleyn has learned to listen for the moments when the world hesitates. A historian by training and a witness by temperament, she is drawn into a coven bound not by spectacle or spellcraft, but by attention, restraint, and an ancient understanding of power that does not announce itself.As subtle disturbances ripple through the city, dreams that linger, water that remembers, truths that surface uninvited, the women of the Crescent Moon must decide what it means to stand together without surrendering themselves. Their rituals are small. Their choices are not.This is not a story of witches at war, nor of magic as escape. It is a novel about witnessing, about feminine authority reclaimed quietly, and about the cost of answering when something older than fear calls your name.Coven of the Crescent Moon is a literary occult novel rooted in modern myth, intimate power, and the long shadows cast by history.