Jeremiah Moon

Jeremiah Moon is a Palm Beach County author whose speculative science fiction explores memory, identity, hidden systems, and the people society too easily overlooks.

His debut novel, The Invisible People, launched The Quantum Seed Saga, a planned five-book series combining psychological suspense, quantum theory, and socially grounded science fiction. The second novel, The Entangled, expands the story into fractured realities, overlapping identities, and the consequences of technology that has begun making choices of its own.

BookLife by Publishers Weekly described The Invisible People as “an alarmed and humane science-fiction debut.” In May 2026, Barnes & Noble Wellington selected Moon as a Featured Book Club Author and hosted an in-store appearance, discussion, and signing. His books are available through Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and other major booksellers.

Before becoming an author and educator, Moon served twenty years in the United States Navy. He now teaches high-school business education in Palm Beach County. His writing draws on his experiences with leadership, institutions, technology, and the human consequences of systems designed without seeing everyone they affect.

He writes under the name Jeremiah Moon and publishes through BusinessEd4Kids Press.