BOOTIE BAXTER has flitted among her tearoom guests for thirty years, serving chamomile tea and cucumber sandwiches. But behind her charming hostess smile, she struggles to hide an unwanted gift (or curse?) for seeing the hidden secrets in people's lives. Although stories about her peculiarities have made her the darling of the neighborhood gossips, Bootie's childhood secrets are deliciously more scandalous. Even today. she must conceal them to protect herself and those she loves. But when a prophetic vision warns Bootie of a violent stalker's obsession with her niece, Grace, she realizes she will have to stare down her demons, leave the safety of her tearoom, and tap into the full strength of her gift to save her beloved niece. If she can't, she will lose Grace. And more. HOW TO DANCE ON THE MOON spans four generations and almost fifty years, moving between the New Hampshire lakes and the Puget Sound shores. It tells the story of a young girl who must face adversity while trying to understand why and how she is different. It is also the story of a middle-aged woman who must reconcile her past and learn to forgive herself for youthful mistakes. Will she learn how to dance on the moon? And can she save her niece's life?