The Moonlit Divide

The Moonlit Divide

Two families. Two worlds. One love that was never supposed to exist.

In the ancient forests of Alsace, Clara Valois is a noblewoman born into wealth, duty, and a future already chosen for her. Her father expects obedience. Her family expects an advantageous marriage. And Lord Heinrich intends to make certain she never escapes the life planned for her.

Elias Oakhaven has none of Clara's privileges. He is a poor lumberman, hardened by hunger, work, and a bitter family feud that has divided the Valois and Oakhaven families for generations.

They should have remained strangers.

Instead, a chance encounter in the moonlit forest brings them together-and neither is prepared for what follows.

What begins with hostility and sharp words becomes a secret bond forged beneath ancient pines, beside a ruined chapel, and far from the watchful eyes of the aristocratic world. Clara discovers a freedom she has never known. Elias discovers that there is something worth fighting for beyond survival.

But their love threatens more than a marriage arrangement.

It threatens an old feud.

As Heinrich's suspicion grows and the walls around Clara begin to close in, Elias and Clara must choose between surrendering to the lives others have designed for them-or risking everything for a love that could cost them their families, their freedom, and perhaps their lives.

In a world divided by blood and class, can love cross the distance between them?

The Moonlit Divide is a sweeping historical romance of forbidden love, family rivalry, sacrifice, courage, and two people determined to build a life beyond the boundaries imposed upon them.