Review: Fresh ideas
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2011
In this, the last of Bevill's MoonTrilogy, the previous events are all tied together. You find out who the really big bad guy is, albeit a bit too easily. Two minor characters from the preceding book are the featured protagonists, one of which is a very fresh supernatural being known as a mirmir. The story is still a bit rushed and telegraphed, and the sex is back. At least this time they do more than introduce themselves before hopping in bed. But the silver moon artifact has a surprisingly satisfactory twist as to what it actually is. You shouldn't read this one unless you've read the previous book, "Amber Moon" first. Not great fantasy but worth the free price.