Moonshadow’s Guardian
Bound by the curse in her demonic blood for millennia, Riana has tried several times to bend the rules and live out her life in the mortal realm. Now her consistent rule breaking has drawn the attention of Loki, God of Mischief, the main tormentor of Riana’s kind. But instead of punishing her, he offers her the escape she has always desired. All she has to do to is save the kingdom of Moonshadow from a mysterious magical plague.
However, when her mission forces her to destroy the last remnants of an ancient culture, Riana must ask – what is freedom really worth?
Content notes:
This book tackles many difficult subjects. There are graphic representations of violence and torture, as well as depictions of mental illness (specifically PTSD and depression), suicide, abuse, and torture. There is also significant use of alcohol and some use of other substances (namely an in-world substance similar to weed). Oppression and bigotry are also discussed and shown on-page. Most of the bigotry is toward a fictional group of people, but there are brief references to homophobia.
If reading about any of these topics is difficult for you, please take care when reading this book.
Words of praise for Moonshadow’s Guardian
“Genuinely this blew me away in the way only an author you’ve read a completely different genre before can. The story is compelling, the mc is immediately not just likable but lovable and she managed to contain a huge world in such a manner that leaves you begging for more.” – The Book Wyrm’s Hoard
“If you haven’t read Moonshadow’s Guardian yet, you really need to. Soon. If you enjoy the fantasy genre, you need this book in your library.” – The Picky Bookworm
“I liked the whole atmosphere of this story. The setting was immersive and interesting, if not a little horrifying at times. I really, really liked the magic in this book. The way that magic works, the lore around it, and the limitations to it were all very interesting and fun to read about.” – Eliza Stopps
“Moonshadow’s Guardian is an engaging tale filled with magic and adventure.” – Eric Balch
Moonshadow’s Champion
In the weeks after the events of Moonshadow’s Guardian, Riana finally has what she’s always wanted: a free life in the human world. No more commands. No more restraints on her will. No more being used as a living weapon.
Yet the scars she earned escaping her old life don’t just mark her body. Nightmares haunt her sleeping hours and news of Jacob VIII’s plans to exterminate the telars harry her waking thoughts.
If she wants to keep the fragile place she’s built for herself and the peace she secured for Moonshadow, she must decide if she will once again take up her blade—this time against her former master.
Elsewhere in Moonshadow, unrest and discrimination have roiled into a deadly storm of force. Revolution is brewing—and even Jacob VIII’s death might not be enough to stop it from sweeping over Moonshadow.
Content notes:
This book tackles many difficult subjects. There are graphic representations of violence and torture, as well as depictions of mental illness (specifically PTSD and depression), abuse, and torture. There is also significant use of alcohol and some use of other substances (namely an in-world substance similar to weed). Oppression and bigotry are also discussed and shown on-page. Most of the bigotry is toward a fictional group of people, but there are brief references to homophobia.
If reading about any of these topics is difficult for you, please take care when reading this book.
Words of praise for Moonshadow’s Champion
“Overall, Moonshadow’s Champion is an entertaining and well-written story. Like Guardian, it is a dark tale, but easily enjoyable by those who prefer lighter fantasy.” – Eric Balch