In Lost Xentu Book 1, Yanda was drawn away from her home planet where she was a prestigious surgeon to find herself wayload into captivity by a greedy mage who collected anyone and anything with powers. Yanda’s ability to see through walls and into bodies has drawn the attention of powerful enemies.In Book 2, she searches for any news of her daughter who disappeared while she was a hostage on a far planet. With illusive clues to her daughter’s location, Yanda sets out with allies to find her girl and bring her home. For this, she must cross the universe and enter Unknown Space, a nearly impossible endeavor with its treacherous dark matter. Fate is not on her side as friends reach out, in dire danger, and her elf friend’s ship the Sarsefi must detour. Saving her friend, a gruff engineer who can walk through walls, could raise new enemies, even cause war. But Yanda is anything but disloyal. Join this captivating crew of characters on their fascinating journey.
Marie Judson lives on the rugged coast north of San Francisco. An ardent fantasy reader since her teens, she has written two series to date, one that portals into medieval time, the other sci fi fantasy with a rich set of characters that will grab you and hold onto you. Other than writing fiction, she loves singing and doing dream work (see her dream collages on her web site www.mariejudson.com.
Marie Judson writes a fantastical tale with Missing Moon
In Missing Moon, the reader is brought into the life of Yanda, a woman who left her home planet, and then set out to find her daughter. Along her interesting journey, she finds dangers mages and also allies. Her next task is to enter the Unknown Space, a place that is surrounded by dark matter, and it is a very deadly combination. Yanda must find her own destiny, and keep on her journey, hoping for any allies to aid on what seems to be a captivating and yet destructive journey. This story is another hidden gem by Marie Judson. I've read her work before, but I didn't yet read the first two books in this series. Missing Moon is part of the Lost Xentu series, and this is volume three. I am a fan of Marie Judson, having read her other work, and want to read whatever this author writes. This author has a grand imagination, and talent for showing the story. Unpredictable, with twists all the way to the end. What an incredible world built by Marie Judson. This journey of Yanda's is absolutely thrilling, with twists on every page turn. Who could ask for more when it's filled with magical/fantastical creatures and other interesting beings? Missing Moon is a definite recommendation by Amy's Bookshelf Reviews. I read this book to give my unbiased and honest review. Amy's Bookshelf Reviews recommends that anyone who reads this book, be kind, and write a review.