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Creature of Moonlight | Rebecca Hahn

4 posts | 6 read | 5 to read

Sixteen-year-old Marni lives with her Gramps in a one-room shack, cultivating a magnificent flower garden that attracts villagers and noblemen alike. Only the invasive blue dragon flowers in her garden belie Marni s secret: She is the niece of the king and the daughter of a dragon. When events force Marni to claim her rightful place as princess in her uncle s court, King Roderick eyes the dragon-born girl with suspicion, blaming her for the enchanted, rapidly encroaching woods that are destroying his kingdom. Will the king kill Marni, as he did her mother, or will Marni get her revenge first? A rich, compelling fantasy for the wild at heart."

Carolyn11215

Creature of Moonlight | Rebecca Hahn

so-so

Interesting concept but execution/writing was a bit of a yawn after some of the amazing books (like the 10 Thousand Doors of January) which I‘ve read this month.

14 likes

JSW

Creature of Moonlight | Rebecca Hahn

so-so

A meandering sort of book, with lovely descriptive language, but awkward character voices. An odd sort of book, but an engaging heroine whose choices defy cliche. Maybe good for tween readers.

21 likes