For the Ante-Fae bone witch,
Raven, her experience with a serial killer has left her shaken and as she
enjoys her new friendship with Ante-Fae Trinity, she finds herself drawing
closer to the edge than ever before. Trinity has his secrets and he threatens
Raven’s relationship with Kipa, Lord of the Wolves as well as her friends. When
Raven’s recklessness causes issues and even more danger, can she find a way to
help her friends and come back to herself as she deals with nightmares’ and
memories that threaten everything she holds dear? And will the price be Raven’s
life?
WITCHING MOON follows up after Sun Broken ended and it is
everything I love from this author and more. We get new characters to meet and
enjoy, find out how everyone fared after Sun Broken (Wild Hunt book 11) ended
and the aftereffects that affect everyone involved. What I love about this
author is how much character growth goes into the books as they move
along. Each time I pick up one of this
author’s books, I am awed by her world building and character development. I
love how diverse and unique the world and characters are in the Wild Hunt
series. It is filled with life-like characters t hat fairly brim with energy
and leap out of the pages while I read the books. I always want to know more
about them and how much each has grown within the series books. The author’s
worldbuilding is amazing as it seems so massive on scale and yet works
perfectly within the series as we find out more about the principal players in
the series as well as the surrounding scenery.
WITCHING MOON picks up a few months after Raven’s run in
with Pandora and her madness. Filled with nightmares, anxiety episodes and
more, Raven has tried to move past it but cannot as it impacts every part of
her life, From her relationship with Kipa to her friends. I loved how Raven could not walk this one off
as much as forget it as well. It was nice to see how Raven dealt with something
or someone more powerful than she. It gave me a better sense of who this
character is, and I loved how dark she became as she dealt with her memories
and terrors. Yasmine Galenorn delivers a darker book in the series but one that
works perfectly in my opinion with moving the overreaching story ARC in the
Wild Hunt Series and kept me glued to the pages till the very end. I loved
every aspect of Raven’s journey to healing from this traumatic event and trying
to repair the relationships she damaged by pushing them away during her time of
afterwards. The author does a great job in capturing Raven and other’s unease
and helplessness as they try to help Raven deal with everything that happened
in Sun Broken.
WITCHING MOON delivers a wonderful addition to the series
and I loved meeting new Ante-Fae to enjoy and I am really loving Raven’s mother
as well. She was a hoot to see in action. If you are looking for a wild, unique
series that will leave you breathless than grab the first book in the Wild Hunt
series, The Silver Stag and get ready to be drawn into a world so amazing, you
won’t want to leave it. I can’t wait to see where the author goes in the series
and with her beloved characters. I do recommend reading this right from book
one as each book capitalizes on the past ones. It will be easier to understand
the whole story ARC that is making its way through them.
This is an objective review
and not an endorsement
Book 2:Oak & Thorns
Book 3: Iron Bones
Book 4: A Shadow of Crows
Book 5: The Hallowed Hunt
Book 6: The Silver Mist
Book 7: Witching Hour (An Ante-Fae Adventure)
Book 8: Witching Bones (An Ante-Fae Adventure)
Book 10: The Eternal Return
Book 11: Sun Broken
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