“Blood Moon Over the Chesapeake” from Occult Horror Author, Eve

Occult Horror Author, Eve Lestrange new book, “Blood Moon Over the Chesapeake” is now available to order on Amazon.

Eve’s previous books include Widdershins, Solitary Fire, and Path of Shadows. Check them out HERE

About:
Nora McCully had disappeared from South Baltimore, but long before she disappeared, pieces of Nora’s personality began to fade and what sprouted from a single seed of curiosity became a bewitching bloom full of beauty, but deadly for those who fell under its spell.

Set in Baltimore in the 1920’s, Blood Moon Over the Chesapeake is a sinister tale of an infamous house, a ghostly possession and a dark spirit hungry for power.

Order on Amazon:
www.amazon.com/Blood-Moon-Over-Chesapeake-Lestrange/dp/B09FNP49NZ/

Bio:
Eve Lestrange lives in a quiet suburb where haunting visions and dreams visit often. After a determined yet frustrating career as a musician with The Empire Hideous, she turned to writing as a more desirable creative outlet. Eve loves the creative control that writing gives her but it is a deep and passionate love for music that ignites her imagination and plants the visions that ripen into imaginative tales. Whether poetry, short story or novel there’s always some inspiring music playing when she is writing. Eve has always been drawn to writing – first to poetry, then to short stories and finally to novels. Writing gives her the creative freedom to explore whatever macabre phantoms descend upon her imagination. Eve mostly enjoys writing horror stories that take place in a historical setting, as she has a deep interest in history and archaeology.

After penning the Christina Lafage Chronicles, Eve decided to step away from the series for her new novel, Blood Moon Over the Chesapeake, a sinister tale set in 1920’s Baltimore of an infamous house, a ghostly possession and a dark spirit hungry for power.

website:
www.evelestrange.com/

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