Review: Pavarti just writes great stuff!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 11, 2012
This is the first book in a set of serial novellas.  I usually don't go for serial novellas because as my blog followers know, I'm not a fan of cliffhangers.  However, this set had Pavarti K. Tyler's name on them and as a huge fan of Shadow on the wall, I agreed to review them.I'm totally glad I did!Pavarti packs vivid imagery, complex characters and a little bit of every genre into Two Moons of Sera.  You meet Serafay who is half water dweller ( Sualwet ) and half land dweller ( Erdlander ).  Her mother was the victim of a twisted Erdlander experiment and Serafay was the result.  Now as the war between the Sualwet and the Erdlanders escalates, Serafay finds herself living amongst the enemy along with the mysterious man that saved her.  Deep down, she hopes to discover who she really is and if she's the only one of her kind.Sounds pretty complex for a novella doesn't it?  It is!  It's creative, it's beautifully written and the only thing wrong with it is that it does end.  I believe I said something similar about Shadow on the Wall.  I get the feeling this is going to be a running deal with me and this author.  She just writes great stuff!Thank you Pavarti K. Tyler for the review copy.  It in no way influenced my review.