Entangled Moon: A Novel

Heather, Esperanza, Fiona, and Mariah have been friends since their childhood. Each year, they find at least a week to meet each other in person so they don’t lose that connection that helped them to survive the hard times in school and at home.

Neither of them have the professional or family life that each of them envisioned and dreamed about. Either throughout the years their love has vaporized and is on the last straw, or perhaps their kids aren’t enough reason anymore to stay together, and maybe the reason is almost daily fighting and bickering Also, in one of the families, violence isn’t anything strange, and even moderate wealth isn’t enough for full happiness.

The book’s main villain this time is an international company, AAC (Astride Amalgamated Corporation), whose business methods have been far from fair; you couldn’t say they’re friendly toward nature, their employees, or anyone else. In some way, AAC links the four main characters, of which one is a journalist who writes about water rights and how wrong it is to monetize and privatize this resource (especially if the same party is polluting), but another one works for AAC and investigates the claim that the company’s future CEO has sexually harassed his (now fired) subordinate.

Entangled Moon/skillfully combines family drama with dangerous intrigues with the big AAC corporation and its illegal practices! There isn’t a moment when one outshines the other.