Review: Enchanting
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 19, 2011
Serafay is unusual.  She has both the aquatic characteristics of her mother, a Sualway, and the land loving characteristics of the Erdlanders.  Unfortunately, these two peoples are in conflict with each other, forcing Sera and her mother to live in seclusion.  When Sera discovers another recluse, she finds much needed companionship.  Unfortunately, a battle is brewing between the Sualway and Erdlanders.I quickly became entranced with this new, fantasy world!Sera is different from anyone else she has ever met because she is a hybrid between two races.  With anyone that has lived a secluded life in exile, Sera is bored and craves companionship that is not her mother.  I loved how the traits that paint her as her an outcast are also the traits that make her remarkable.The plot moves well as the world and environment is set.  The fantasy world features two moons, two races fighting against one another, and a world that is similar, yet very different, to our own.  Generally, Sera's world is beautiful and lonely.  Unfortunately, as soon as the story is full of conflict, we are to be continued.  Argh!  Aside from somewhat extensive world and character building, not much occurs in this story other than setting up the next serial portion of this novel.Two Moons of Sera definitely sets the pace for this new serial novel series.  Sera and her world are entrancing and the story definitely grabbed me at the point in which this installment ends.  I wish there were some conflict resolution in this story, but I know more is coming relatively soon.  Two Moons of Sera is a strong start to a fantasy series that is definitely worth checking out.BookingIt Grade:  A-