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A woman holds a ball that looks like the moon

Mna

by Charlotte Smith

About the book

Thirteen centuries apart, the same water, the same sky. Read this when you want a mystery that lingers like moonlight. Based on a real-life Fenland mystery. A story buried for thirteen centuries—where four women are bound by the same wetland, the same longing, and the same need for safety. Why it hits: Dual timelines • Sisterhood • Buried secrets • Belonging • The land remembers Four lives. One landscape. Twelve cycles of the moon.

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About the author

Hi! I'm Charlotte. I live in the Fens and I am fascinated by how narrative and landscape shapes identity and sense of place. I write to give life to the characters that live in my head. I am also a folklorist and qualified librarian.

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