A “too sensitive” oracle-in-denial becomes the only one who can see the spiritual corruption eating her city—and the tangled loves that might save her or break her heart—when the Black Moon finally rises.
In a city that fears anyone “too sensitive,” seventeen-year-old Nyla has learned to swallow their dreams, dull their intuition, and pretend they don’t wake up with songs in languages they don’t know.
Their bloodline once held open the door between worlds—seers, healers, and protectors powerful enough to threaten empires—until they were forced to bury their magic to survive. Nyla was supposed to be normal. Invisible. Safe.
That ends the night a Black Moon rises and a disaster rips through the city.
Nyla starts seeing what no one else can: a web of spiritual corruption coiled around leaders, temples, and streets, feeding on fear while hiding behind “order” and “faith.” The same sensitivity they were taught to hate becomes the only thing that can cut through the lies.
Along the way, Nyla is pulled into a small orbit of people who refuse to look away from who they really are: a childhood friend who loves them too loudly, a complicated almost-rival who understands their power a little too well, and a makeshift family of outsiders who choose each other long before they have language for it. The bonds between them—intimate, familiar, and fiercely platonic—become both Nyla’s greatest protection and their most dangerous vulnerability.

Quiet, observant, and not easily fooled, Nyla doesn’t want to be a chosen one. But as prophecies leak into their dreams, ancestral songs call their name, and love in all its forms asks them to stay, Nyla has to choose—keep shrinking to survive, or reclaim the sacred “too much” that could save everyone…or break the world open.
The Oracle of Black Moon is a fantasy/supernatural series about ancestral magic, hidden lineages, complicated love, and the kind of sensitivity that gets called dangerous right before it changes everything.