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Bright of the Moon by Miranda Honfleur
4.0
3,75 stars
Yet another super enjoyable read, set in this awesome magical world. Loved both these MC's a lot. Their romance and character development is beautifully written down, as was the case with No man can Tame as well. The author really knows how to write characters you can really connect with.
There's again a nice amount of politics present, a good story line build up as well as excitement and some more dept/development regarding magical creatures present in this world, like unicorns in this instance; what we learned from them in this story, was so exciting! Would love love love to get more unicorns in this series in later books.
Do think that, as I've experienced with the first book in the series, the HEA is accomplished a bit too easy but then again... this way, books like these just make for super fun, easy reads that you can so perfectly lose yourself in and just fly through. Excited to read the next one!
This book is a standalone and companion novel in the series. Can be read before the first book, but I recommend reading them in publishing order; so to start with No man Can Tame before you dive into Bright of the Moon.
Yet another super enjoyable read, set in this awesome magical world. Loved both these MC's a lot. Their romance and character development is beautifully written down, as was the case with No man can Tame as well. The author really knows how to write characters you can really connect with.
There's again a nice amount of politics present, a good story line build up as well as excitement and some more dept/development regarding magical creatures present in this world, like unicorns in this instance; what we learned from them in this story, was so exciting! Would love love love to get more unicorns in this series in later books.
Do think that, as I've experienced with the first book in the series, the HEA is accomplished a bit too easy but then again... this way, books like these just make for super fun, easy reads that you can so perfectly lose yourself in and just fly through. Excited to read the next one!
This book is a standalone and companion novel in the series. Can be read before the first book, but I recommend reading them in publishing order; so to start with No man Can Tame before you dive into Bright of the Moon.