Synopsis: Aggie Bell and the Buried Moon

When a corrupt seer deliberately names the wrong savior, an ordinary teenage girl and her friends must try to rescue the Moon from her early grave before sinister forces can take over the night.

Deep in the kingdom of the Midnight Lord, where the darkness hangs thick as the mud in the bog, lies a coffin beneath a long-dead willow. Lady Luna, Keeper of the Moon's Lantern, lies in peaceless rest in her early grave, guarded by the Midnight Lord's army of Dark Things while he waits for the last flame of her lantern to go black.

In another realm, a seer's vision reveals the one who shall save the night from the clutches of Darkness. The one the stars have chosen and the one the seer names are different, for who would believe that an awkward and ordinary teenage girl could save the world? Not everyone believes the seer, however, and the Man in the Moon and his sister go searching for the rightful savior.

Aggie Bell has just turned fourteen, and she's counting down the days until high school with dread. She knows no one in the tiny town of Winship, and she knows she will never fit in there. And when she finds out she's a witch from an old woman named Bat, she wants no part in it. But how can Aggie convince the Man in the Moon's sister that she is merely an ordinary girl?

Isn't she?