Blood Debt of the Moon is a steamy paranormal fantasy blending Japanese mythology with polyamorous romance. Think American Gods meets A Discovery of Witches - with a sapphic throuple at its center. Tsuki is a kamiborn - a daughter of Tsukuyomi, the Japanese moon god - living in contemporary Toronto with her two immortal partners: Astrid, a Norse godborn, and Nofret, an Egyptian godborn still learning the full scope of her powers. When a rift between worlds opens in Tsuki's bathroom and sinister voices begin pulling her toward the spirit realm, she suspects her father is in danger. The truth is darker: Ukemochi, a wounded Shinto goddess with a blood debt to settle, has been luring Tsuki into a trap - and her wives are racing across dimensions to reach her before it's too late. Rich in Shinto mythology (kami, tengu, sacred shrines, and the hidden realm of Takamagahara), this novel delivers high-stakes supernatural conflict alongside a deeply character-driven exploration of what it takes to build a life - and a family - across centuries and cultures. The action ranges from the streets of Toronto's Beaches neighbourhood to the shrines of Japan to the divine realm itself, culminating in a climactic battle that tests not just Tsuki's powers, but the bonds holding her family together. Perfect for readers who love mythology-driven urban fantasy with explicit romantic content, morally complex immortal heroines, and found-family dynamics at the heart of the action.