Owen Rivers writes slow-burn, atmospheric paranormal romance set in the mist and folklore of the Appalachian South — starting with the Lunar Claimed series.
A love triangle, a found-family pack, and a prophecy that's been waiting for centuries, set against the mist and moonlight of a small Georgia lake town.
The moon rose fat and silver over Lake Lanier, turning the water into a sheet of hammered tin. The first book in the series that started it all — available now in Kindle Unlimited.
Manuscript complete. The pack's secrets deepen as the prophecy pulls tighter around them. Release date to be announced — newsletter subscribers hear first.
Manuscript complete. The mythology at the heart of Lake Lanier starts to surface in ways no one in town can explain away.
Manuscript complete. The found family faces its hardest test yet, as old bonds are tested by a threat that isn't only supernatural.
The series finale. Fully outlined — everything the prophecy has been building toward finally comes due.
A modern reimagining of Sheridan Le Fanu's 1872 gothic novella — same atmospheric, sincere register, a different kind of ache. Manuscript complete.
Owen Rivers writes the kind of paranormal romance that lingers in the fog rather than rushing through it — moody nature imagery, small-town secrets, and a found-family pack at the center of every book. The stories draw on Appalachian folklore and atmosphere as inspiration for original fiction, not as a claim to any real tradition.
The Lunar Claimed series began with Cursed Wolves of Lanier, set on the misted shores of a small Georgia lake town, and has grown into a five-book arc built around a single prophecy that's been waiting a long time to come due. A standalone gothic vampire romance, Carmilla, is next.