The Night & Its Moon

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kaer morhen is a fortress set in the mountains where the Witchers are trained and taught to kill monsters and protect the realm.

It didn’t convey my true thoughts, as I was attempting to be diplomatic and supportive of a new author.Still important to remember that the bullying extended past just esska, and pretty much anyone that rated the book lower than a 5 star was attacked (albeit in a less public way). I'm so excited to bring you with me on my journey as I step out of our everyday lives and into the new fantasy world within The Night and Its Moon fantasy series! But the threat of war looms overhead, and the two are inevitably swept into a conflict between human and fae, magic and mundane. No one stands up for Nox because they all know she has to take the blame, or they’ll find the super special white girl.

Unfortunately, it appears to have been rushed not only in its writing, but in its entire production. She was growing increasingly lucid as to the weight of her decisions and the consequences that may result from her choice to follow an assassin into the woods.Anywho, Nox and Amaris are primed to run away, and an injured assassin with a gravelly voice shows up( I wonder who he could be! You cannot genuinely apologise if you are not even explicitly stating what it is you did and/or for what you are apologising for. The temperature on the Moon reaches about 260 degrees Fahrenheit (127 degrees Celsius) when in full Sun, but in darkness, the temperatures plummet to about -280 degrees Fahrenheit (-173 degrees Celsius). I have a lot of questions for Piper on her perceived notion of how this book was empowering for sex workers in any way, shape or form.

The content of the book itself is near identical to the original draft, without any major developmental or structural changes. Now, Nox is half-fae too, but for some reason, no one can tell that, yet they know Amaris is half-fae just by the sight of her. I was very on the fence about purchasing this book, because the “editor” (which I say in quotations, because they are not a professional editor with any credentials - but they did the task of editing the book) has been going around insulting and demeaning those who leave anything less than perfect reviews. I was greatly looking forward to reading this book, but found it wasn’t quite my cup of tea after all.

It is blatantly obvious that this was written in a very short period of time without much revision, if any. For more details on what exactly happened, please do check esska's review and the related comment thread. Also, the cover and graphics of this book are pretty enough to make this a great addition to one’s bookshelf regardless of if they liked the story inside or not! Also, for people separating the author and the editor, please do not do that: the editor is a reflection of the author and it is ludicrous to view them as separate.