It has been over twenty years since the Owens sisters — Sally and Gillian — broke the family curse that doomed any man who dared to love them. Since then, the sleepy New England town where magic once stirred beneath whispers and judgment has been unusually quiet.But magic, like fate, never rests for long.Now in her forties, Sally Owens has built a peaceful life running a holistic apothecary, raising her daughters Kylie and Antonia, who are both grown and discovering their own powers. Gillian, ever the wild heart, returns from Europe with a mysterious charm bound to her wrist — and a secret she refuses to share.
That secret is a name: Rowan, a young warlock whose mother was banished by the Owens bloodline generations ago. Rowan arrives in town under a blood moon, and with his presence, strange things begin to happen: the garden wilts overnight, black birds circle the house at dusk, and people begin dreaming of fire.A new curse has awakened.The Owens women discover an ancient pact — older than the Salem trials — hidden in the grimoire of Maria Owens. It speaks of the Blood Moon Pact, a forgotten spell born of betrayal, forged by a sister who turned her magic to vengeance. To break it, the Owens must journey beyond their family’s past and confront the very roots of their magic — including the painful truth that Maria wasn’t the only witch who started the bloodline.
As Kylie and Antonia find themselves drawn to Rowan’s mysterious charm, Sally fears history may be repeating itself. Gillian, trying to make peace with her own guilt, seeks out a circle of forgotten witches whose powers were long buried under shame and fear.When the next blood moon rises, the curse will claim the heart of the Owens family unless they can complete a dangerous ritual: a spell that requires the sacrifice of the thing they each fear most.
In a storm of fireflies, falling petals, and glowing moonlight, the Owens women gather for one final act of magic — not bound by fear or secrecy, but by truth, love, and sisterhood.Because being a witch was never about spells.
It was always about the strength to love, even when it hurts.
