A strange new merchant arrives in the Witch City, the League of the Moon are on high alert.

Jagger Corey seemed to appear from nowhere. He's arrived with a dark wish, and unusual things have begun to happen in Salem.

Henry Trank, called to Maine to take care of his ailing father, has disappeared.

Joanne Trank is attacked on the Salem common by six supernatural entities.

The Chief of the Salem Police goes missing on a routine wellness check.

All seemingly unrelated events.

In Salem, it's never that simple.

Envy carries a steep price. And someone in the League of the Moon coven must pay.

If he succeeds one will perish, and all will be changed forever.

The gripping fourth book in the League of the Moon series.

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Praise for The League of the Moon series

★★★★★ Never Disappoints.

★★★★★ An absolute must read!!!

★★★★★ These are some of the most exciting page turners I have read in a long time!

★★★★★ A great read. Love the characters and the book just flows beautifully. Well done Robert Sanborn keep up the great work.

★★★★★ I can’t tell you how this author just grabs your attention from the beginning and keeps you moving until I had a hard time putting them down to go to bed.

★★★★★ WOW!!! Tighten up your grip on your chair arm and get ready for a jaw dropping dive down the ole rabbit hole of brain bending reality !!! And … you’re gonna love every minute.

★★★★★ It grabs you from the very start and gives you an amazing ride all the way throughout!

Robert Sanborn is the author of The League of the Moon, a supernatural suspense series about reincarnated witches, ancient evils, and the hidden magic pulsing beneath Salem’s surface. Fueled by a lifelong fascination with the paranormal, Robert weaves eerie legends, haunting secrets, and echoes of love across lifetimes into stories where nothing is ever quite what it seems. He lives with his endlessly patient wife, Diana, five loudmouthed birds, a new puppy named Eevee who thinks she runs the house, and Luna—the black cat who actually does.