Bad Medicine — Volume 1: New Moon
A rogue moon, a missing doctor, and a town that swears the darkness saved them. Welcome to New Moon, where miracles come with a price and the prescription is never straightforward.
When a small, sleep-starved town wakes to discover a pale, slow-moving moon hanging too close to the horizon, everything changes. Crops thrive, old wounds stitch shut overnight, and the dead seem less…final. New Moon becomes a headline and a haven, attracting desperate patients and curious profiteers alike. At the center of it all is Dr. Ada Voss — brilliant, blunt, and newly disappeared. Her clinic sits open with an unfinished chart, her stethoscope cold on the counter, and a waiting room that’s grown into a shrine.
Bad Medicine blends dark humor, medical mystery, and a touch of the supernatural. Inside Volume 1:
A tight-knit cast of townsfolk who barter favors, secrets, and salvaged hope.
A morally messy cast of healers — from a charismatic cultish nurse to a grifter who claims to cure anything for cash.
Strange recoveries that look like miracles but leave odd side effects: children who speak in unison, fever dreams that predict tragedy, and scars that remember differently than their owners.
A slow-burning conspiracy that hints the moon’s boon has costs not yet counted.
Part mystery, part satirical look at healthcare and belief, New Moon pulls you into a place where faith and medicine collide and no one walks away unchanged. If you like sharp, witty characters, unsettling supernatural twists, and a plot that keeps flipping the diagnosis, pull up a chair — the waiting room is full, and the clock ticks in sync with the moon.
Bad Medicine — Volume 1: New Moon
A rogue moon, a missing doctor, and a town that swears the darkness saved them. Welcome to New Moon, where miracles come with a price and the prescription is never straightforward.
When a small, sleep-starved town wakes to discover a pale, slow-moving moon hanging too close to the horizon, everything changes. Crops thrive, old wounds stitch shut overnight, and the dead seem less…final. New Moon becomes a headline and a haven, attracting desperate patients and curious profiteers alike. At the center of it all is Dr. Ada Voss — brilliant, blunt, and newly disappeared. Her clinic sits open with an unfinished chart, her stethoscope cold on the counter, and a waiting room that’s grown into a shrine.
Bad Medicine blends dark humor, medical mystery, and a touch of the supernatural. Inside Volume 1:
A tight-knit cast of townsfolk who barter favors, secrets, and salvaged hope.
A morally messy cast of healers — from a charismatic cultish nurse to a grifter who claims to cure anything for cash.
Strange recoveries that look like miracles but leave odd side effects: children who speak in unison, fever dreams that predict tragedy, and scars that remember differently than their owners.
A slow-burning conspiracy that hints the moon’s boon has costs not yet counted.
Part mystery, part satirical look at healthcare and belief, New Moon pulls you into a place where faith and medicine collide and no one walks away unchanged. If you like sharp, witty characters, unsettling supernatural twists, and a plot that keeps flipping the diagnosis, pull up a chair — the waiting room is full, and the clock ticks in sync with the moon.
