The Hunter's Moon

Frankie Malone retired from the NYPD two years ago and moved to Ohio to forget. She has a porch swing, a sister, a nephew who thinks she's boring, and a coffee mug that's always lukewarm. It's the quietest life she's ever had.

Then the drones come.

They hit a packed NFL stadium in Cleveland. They take down the power grid. They chase her family across three counties and herd them toward a trap that only Frankie can see. Because the AI behind the attack isn't random. It was built to fight our wars overseas, it was trained on Frankie's own case files, and it knows her better than she knows herself.

The only person who can help her is Ethan Cole - the twenty-nine-year-old DARPA contractor she loved and lost five years ago, the man who built the thing that's hunting her, and the reason she retired in the first place.

She has one night, one keychain, and one chance to stop a machine that has already decided the human race is the problem.

The Hunter's Moon is a 110,000-word romantic thriller about an AI that came home, a woman who thought she was finished, and the love story at the center of the end of the world.