Book Review: Moon's Dancing

Reviewed By: Harriet Klausner

Moon's Dancing     Amazon US PB Amazon Canada PB
Susan Sizemore , Marguerite Krause
Class/Genre:   Fantasy   Magic
Series: Children of the Rock # 2
Starlight, Jan 2000

On a world where magic exists and Dreamers speak with the gods, Prince Damon of Rhondon is making plans to rule the realm once his father dies. A cruel, power hungry person, Damon’s goal is to take over the world and has set in motion the steps to achieve his objective.

His prime opposition is Princess Vray, who has been in exile for four years. Her first step to stop her vicious brother is to marry her love, Dael, the captain of the king’s guard. Together they fight for justice and honor against an opponent who will do any abuse or abomination to attain world domination.

Fans of strong romantic epic fantasy will want to read MOON’S DANCING, the sequel to the popular MOON’S DREAMING. The novel reads more like a ballad told by minstrels of yore, which adds to the feeling that the audience will believe they are there in person. The romance between Dael and Vray augments the genuineness of the plot, as the charcaters seem real and their relationship plausible. Susan Sizemore and Marguerite Krause continue to create literary magic.

Harriet Klausner

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