January is
settling more into her life in Moonshadow Bay and is finding joy again with
friends, family, and her job at Conjure Ink. As she awaits to face with the
Aseer to see where her magical strengths are, she finds secrets that are buried
in her family history around d her great-grandmother Colleen and a long-lost
child. Then when she and Ari take on a private case, they find it too big for
them to handle and ask in Conjure Ink to help them out in solving the riddle
that is around a child who may not be a child. As January investigates, she
finds herself being led to the woodlings and magical intrigue. With danger coming
for them, January finds herself determined to help solve this case and figure
out answers even as she finds her own world view changing the more, she learns
about the magical world she lives in.
WOW is all I
can say, and I am going to not mention that easter egg that is hidden in the
third book because that alone had me going ‘OMG!!” out loud in delight and
shock. Ms. Galenorn is on my auto-buy regardless of what she writes because I
just adore her books and with this third book in her new paranormal women’s
fiction series, Moonshadow Bay, we get a story that is complex, mysterious, and
more within its pages plus a few twists I sure didn’t see coming. If you read
books one and two (Starlight Web and Midnight Web) then you are familiar with January
and how she moved to Moonshadow Bay. If you haven’t then I highly recommend
reading those first two books before CONJURE WEB as it leads into this
one. I love January to pieces. She is older, more mature and I can relate to
her and her travels as she navigates life as a divorce and picks up the pieces
of a shattered marriage. What really intrigued me was how much she grew as a
character between all three books the reader sees how she continues to find her
strength and self-esteem again. Add in magical mysteries and secondary characters
that keep the story rolling along nicely and all that combined is my catnip, so
to speak.
Ms. Galenorn’ and I am extremely impressed at how she continues to expand
Moonshadow Bay while also introducing some new characters to discover, a few
old ones to know more of and a place that makes me want to yell ‘ROAD TRIP’
just to visit. The characters are so different and unique but also independent
which lets me enjoy all their personalities immensely and I love how beautifully
written they are. With a story that flows seamlessly from start to finish, the
reader is taken on a journey that will leave you spellbound. So, sit back, take
a load off and settle in as January finds herself once again in the thick of
things as a new case and family secrets come together to give her answers and
more in CONJURE WEB. Now all I am anxious is now book four, Harvest Web
to get here so I can see what else is in store for the gang in Moonshadow Bay.
This is an
objective review and not an endorsement.
Moonshadow Bay Series
Book 2: Midnight Web
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