Review: Stunning
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 16, 2012
I've read Pavarti's writing before. Shadow on the Wall was descriptive and provided a rush of information into a world of a newfound superhero. The Two Moons series was just as stunning but in a different way.In Vol. 1, she passionately describes 'mismatched love' and takes you through the fluid motions of Sera's world as she discovers youth, love and loss.Pavarti's writing is as always a sea of emotions and while you have to read this series in sequence, you will not be disappointed.In Vol. 2, Sera and Tor have a new set of obstacles to deal with and their journey of self-discovery continues. This time around their love doesn't seem so mismatched anymore and you are given the chance to understand their backgrounds.There isn't a resolution for Sera's story in Vol. 3, only more discovery which I assume will be uncovered in Book 2 of the series. As with life, there are many angles one must experience before we reach our ultimate ends. Although written from a fantasy perspective, this series touches on all those chords of emotions.Would I recommend this read? Oh so definitely.Overall assessment:Content: 4.5/5Editing: 4.5/5Formatting: 4.5/5Pacing: 4.5/5Offensive content?: I would rate it PG to PG13, mainly for language.Disclosure: I received a review copy of this book from the author through Orangeberry Book Tours. I did not receive any payment in exchange for this review nor was I obligated to write a positive one.