She and the moon

Luna has always been alone — not because the world was empty, but because no one in it ever truly saw her. In a city of endless blossoms and blazing concerts, she grew up in a house full of relatives who never remembered her birthday, speaking every night to the only friend who never left her: the moon.

On the night she turns eighteen, forgotten by everyone, something impossible happens. A blood-red beam of light pulls her and her cousin Balantine out of their bodies — and launches them into a journey neither of them could have imagined. What begins as a strange dream becomes an astral voyage across worlds, leading them to Planet Viola — a hidden violet world whose gentle, ancient people are on the verge of destruction.

To save them, Luna must confront the truth about her grandmothers death, the secrets her parents buried in silence, and the meaning of love in all its forms — family, friendship, and something deeper still.

She and the Moon is a fantasy novel that blurs the line between dream and reality, between the personal and the cosmic. It is a story about loneliness, wonder, sacrifice, and the quiet courage of a girl who always talked to the moon — and one night, the moon answered.