Rhoma Grace is a 16-year-old student from House Cancer with an unusual way of reading the stars. Black Moon is definitely a win for me.At the dawn of time, there were 13 Houses in the Zodiac Galaxy. The author has me hooked quite thoroughly. I can’t fathom how any of this is possible, which is awesome. And I see that happening as this series progresses.įew book series have made me feel so invested in the story – a sign of a true work of art in my eyes. It’s like the saying goes, things will get worse before the get better. I am left pleasantly devastated like the book nerd I am after reading Black Moon and need to read the next book as soon as possible. Tomorrow – the next book, Thirteen Rising, is so uncertain that I have no idea what will happen next. I feared for Rho and her friends and allies.
Tension and danger keep mounting and there were several times I wanted the book to end because I was so afraid of what the outcome could be. Goodness, you learn so much more in Black Moon and it’s almost disorienting (in a good way). I’m glad as was wrong on that theory and pleasantly surprised by what the true answer was. Something I began to suspect in last book is answered in this book. Once again I am in awe of Romina Russell’s ability to weave a story, craft a whole new world, and devise a plot so intricate and fascinating. This series just keeps getting better and better! The plot thickens and the stakes raise higher than I thought possible. Trust is fragile.Īnd the choices made now could possibly decide the fate of the Zodiac. Rho suspects the Marad aren’t as gone as people want to believe and she aims to discover what’s truly going on in the Zodiac and in her own life. And visions of Rho’s estranged and long dead mother begin to appear. Rho’s best friend, Nishi, joins a new youthful political party. But Piscians begin to literally drop like flies.
Two months of no attacks has ushered in an “uneasy peace” (book jacket flap synopsis). Genre: Young Adult Science Fiction & Fantasy
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