Dancing in the Moonlight

When Sarah Chisholm's father, John, dies, Sarah holds the Baroness Ria Van Dan Brecht responsible. As the former gardener of the magnificent Jacobean mansion Ravensbridge House, John Chisholm did his best to resist the overpowering charms of the Baroness Ria Van Dan Brecht, but to no avail. The Baroness's charms led him into a world of lies and deceit that ultimately took his life, and not only his life but the world of Jenny Chisholm, Sarah's mother, comes crashing down.
Sarah wants revenge, and nothing is going to stop her. She formulates a dangerous and fragile plan that could go wrong any minute.
Her unwavering and determined spirit urges her on, but she could lose everything. Including the love of a man, she has fallen desperately in love with but will ultimately deceive.
Sarah's nights are restless; a faceless man dances with her in her dreams. They dance, gripped by the brightness of the moon and the familiar haunting music that spins her ever deeper into a whirlpool of dangerous and unknown occurrences.
Sarah's desperation to put a face to the man in her dreams leads her into a tighter web of lies and deception that not even she is prepared for. But worse is to come. Peter Hogan, Trent Benhails's best friend, discovers Sarah's secret and decides to use it for his own ends, sending Sarah into a whirl of shock and fear.
A young girl appears to Sarah, but Sarah doesn't know that her new friend is part of a dark and dormant mystery about to rock her to her very core.