Red Moon

In a world teetering on the brink of an unprecedented transformation, Benjamin Percy's "Red Moon" plunges readers into a gripping speculative thriller where lycanthropy is a terrifying, politicized reality. Claire Forrester's ordinary teenage life shatters when government agents brutally murder her parents, revealing her own latent, extraordinary nature. Simultaneously, Patrick Gamble emerges as a reluctant hero, the sole survivor of a mysterious plane crash that leaves him irrevocably changed. Meanwhile, President Chase Williams, who has publicly vowed to eradicate the growing 'menace' of the afflicted, battles a terrifying secret: he is slowly succumbing to the very condition he condemns. As the fragile peace unravels and an uprising looms, these disparate lives — the targeted girl, the compromised leader, and the unwilling hero — become inextricably linked. They are caught in a violent struggle where laws, drugs, and fear have failed, hurtling towards a cataclysmic 'red moon' night that promises to birth an unrecognizable world and ignite humanity's ultimate battle for survival and identity.