Review: a more original fun novelette
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2011
Please also see my review of Black Moon. This part of the story also pretty much stands alone, but the main problem is not solved and is left for Silver Moon. This novelette introduces some ideas that seem original to me and are fairly well fleshed out. The villian has the usual characteristic of needing to explain plans and motives - amusingly B movie stuff. The heroine is very self sufficient and competent. This one of the three lacks an explicit love scene, though the romance is interesting. Though one needs all three novelets to get the full story, this one shows the most promise for the author's ability to come up with something original and entertaining in the future. I think once C.L. Blevill follows her(?) own muse and finds her own story to tell (more than following expected tropes) the future could bring much better things.