Review: Great set-up for the series, intriguing characters and plot set-up as well
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2011
This first installment of Two Moons of Sera is very much worth the price of $0.99 (and more) for just this installment, never mind the fact that it buys you the additional installments as they release as well.It's short, but it does a great job setting up the world that Serafey lives in and setting up her character, giving her and her mom some background and introducing Tor into the picture as well.  I found the characterization of Sera to be well done so far and expect it to continue as the story continues.  I like that the setting is kind of parallel to earth, but a little different, so I don't have to go too far out of my box to figure out what the world is like.  But there still is imagination required to envision the Sualwet (I see as a mer-type people) and the Erdlanders (humans, I'm thinking).  Sera falls between the two and this makes her even more interesting and I'm sure will make her more desirable in later installments as well.Tor is interesting as well, and you start to learn his story as well and I can't wait to learn more about him and see him and Sera get to know each other better.  And the ending definitely has me anxious for the next installment.  Ms. Tyler has does an amazing job with the first installment with setting the story up and keeping it interesting and moving along.  I am already involved with the characters and ready for installment two.So give it a shot, it's $0.99 and it's great fantasy/romance.  The serial format is also fun, read a little, get intrigued, wait a little and then read some more.  I wholeheartedly recommend Two Moons of Sera to those who enjoy romance or fantasy - I think if you enjoy either genre you will enjoy this book.  I also think if you are an adult who enjoys YA, then you will enjoy this story as well.  For now I will anxiously await part two.