
Loved this sequel to Daughter of the Moon Goddess. The story was wrapped up nicely and not the way I imagined which was a bonus. It‘s a fun duology of Chinese Mythology with a wholesome love triangle, adventure, and empire politics.

Loved this sequel to Daughter of the Moon Goddess. The story was wrapped up nicely and not the way I imagined which was a bonus. It‘s a fun duology of Chinese Mythology with a wholesome love triangle, adventure, and empire politics.

To absolutely no one's surprise, I loved it! As always this series earns my admiration with the balance of fantastical and down-to-earth, drama and healthy communication, ancient Greek myth and modern urban fantasy, the complex adaptation of mythical figures into people with flaws and traumas, the spectacular art and the healthy dose of humour and warm fuzzies.
1/2

Pg 21 - Guinevere‘s fear of water
Being plunged into mortal terror every time she left or returned to the city was not good for maintaining a queenly presence.
Knowing that Merlin had placed the fear there to protect her from the vengeful Lady of the Lake made the fear less shameful, but no less terrifying. Wretched wizard. Wretched lake.
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EeeeeeeeEeeeeeeeeeeeEeeeeeeee!!!!🥰
Ahem, pardon the squee. ☺️

Good story, ending sucked.
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