Moonlight Inn: a cozy magical small-town novel (Moonlight Springs Book 5)

Her unwanted visions. A magical inn. A quiet craftsman restoring more than antiques.

Leanna McMann comes home to Moonlight Springs carrying a gift she never asked for. Every touch can flood her with glimpses of an object’s past, and sometimes, unsettling flashes of what may still be coming.

She’s spent years trying to keep the visions at a distance. But when she turns to her childhood friend Verena for help, Moonlight Inn seems to have answers of its own. Its walls hum with old memories, and the antiques inside hold stories Leanna can no longer avoid.

Joe Hall, the quiet craftsman restoring the inn’s antiques, understands how history lingers in wood, stone, and the things people leave behind. Steady, patient, and far easier to trust than Leanna expects, Joe helps her see her gift as something more than a burden.

As Leanna and Joe uncover visions tied to the legendary Amber Stone, they begin to understand how deeply the town’s magic is connected to the past Verena has spent so long protecting. And if Leanna wants to help Moonlight Springs, she’ll have to stop hiding from the gift that keeps trying to lead her home.

Because in Moonlight Springs, some objects do more than remember.

They reveal what still needs to be healed.

For readers who enjoy: gentle magic, a magical inn, a quiet craftsman, old objects with stories to tell, coming home, and sweet closed-door romance.

Moonlight Inn is Book 5 in the Moonlight Springs series, where gentle magic, found family, and sweet closed-door romance shine through a charming Ozark mountain town. This story is told in multiple points of view, with no swearing, no explicit content, and an emotionally satisfying ending.