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Beneath the Dragoneye Moons #13

Beneath the Dragoneye Moons: Moonfall

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Peace. Quiet. Prosperity. Elaine finally has it all. Friends and loving family, a secure place to call home. She’s finally able to indulge in passion projects just for fun, and sets her eyes on the largest goal of all.

Elaine wants to go to the moons.

279 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 8, 2024

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Profile Image for M L Brooks .
592 reviews9 followers
October 12, 2024
Out of ideas

It feels like the author is entirely out of ideas for this book. Whole decades pass with nothing happening and the whole "going to the moon" part was wrapped in just a few chapters .
7 reviews
October 8, 2024
More slice of life than typical

There was more slice of life than usual in this installment of the series. Only about two chapters seem to build the overall plot of the rest of the series. I also feel a little robbed that the book discussed how one of the events of the story would contribute to Elaine's third class advancement but then that selection process wasn't in the book.
Profile Image for Pieter.
1,263 reviews20 followers
October 11, 2024
The volume deals with a bit of a time skip from after the phoenix situation until the next big event dealing with a few events in between, the biggest of which is a trip to one of the moons. While I tend to like slice-of-life, this volume felt a bit disjointed, more like a series of observations and short stories placed in chronological order. So not the most riveting of reads in this series, although still interesting enough. What comes next seem much more interesting...
Profile Image for Wilhelm Eyrich.
366 reviews27 followers
December 10, 2024
This book is tiny compared to every other one that’s been released. Really feels like a side story but the ending is pretty good.
Profile Image for Alice.
1,899 reviews103 followers
October 9, 2024
This was a short book compared the previous installment, and honestly, not much interesting happened other than the last chapter from a third-party POV which ended on a juicy cliffhanger. Sure, they went to the moon and , but there wasn't any meaningful character development or action progression with the rest of the chapters and a lot of time skipping.
Profile Image for Todd Ross.
255 reviews6 followers
October 27, 2025
why was this book so short? and it felt like a clip show, just a series of small unsatisfying moments over like 75 years.
15 reviews10 followers
December 26, 2024
A big disappointment. Basically the entire book is timeskips - and unnecessary ones. Every so often there's an interesting hook, but it barely lasts a chapter before it gets resolved offscreen without any impact. Even the litRPG aspects!

The protagonist ends up being a side character in her own story. She goes to THE MOON and it's basically a footnote. The same happens with every other "arc". Elaine pretty much retires from doing interesting things, and it's incredibly boring. The author artfully dodges ever actually getting her to do anything on-screen, rather than skipping fifteen years and then informing us she gained one level in some random ability.

Again: they go to THE MOON yet the biggest impact that has is in Elaine complaining she doesn't level Tender Gardening.

There's not even a class-up sequence of any note. The entire book could be a summary of various time skipped sequences and lose little content.
54 reviews
October 11, 2024
A wonderful continuation.

This is the first book in the series I've had to wait for the release to read, and feeling 13 books flow back through me as I read the opening was just incredible. This is a shorter read, which I believe I read in the discord was intentional, and it leaves me excited for the next book. It's well paced and the story that does happen within these pages is well worth the read and has curious implications I am excited to see the end result/answers. Super hype and looking forward to the next one!
Profile Image for Ashley Cogswell.
4 reviews
October 15, 2024
Moonfall is a fun little slice of life novel following our favourite sentinal as she lives her life as a young immortal in relative peace. There are time jumps that show very well how someone who lives so long would view events, with many years passing between things that seem important. Unlike the previous books, each chapter is a short and sweet story that may or may not connect to a later plot point. But overall, the book is fun and sets out a crisis for the next instalment of Beneath the Dragon Eye Moons that I'm very impatiently waiting for.
16 reviews1 follower
October 20, 2024
Love immortality, some tidbits.

This has been interesting, the passage of time, I love immortal shows/stories but so often they are cut short and end. I hope we get hundreds and thousands of years of stories.
Complaints: MC was still in the lifespan of a normal human when time was blinking by like an immortal would see it.
2nd: little tidbits could be expanded on a little more instead of "oh cool thing" then 5 years later :(

I imagine time flow may start going in even bigger leaps n bounds but hope it doesn't turn entirely into that.
Profile Image for Katie Kissel.
409 reviews
July 30, 2025
This book doesn’t really seem to fit in with the rest of the series. It’s much shorter and it feels like a bunch of short stories instead of one cohesive story. Not a lot really happens in the story except they do go to the moon which was made out to be no big deal. I feel like this book could’ve been skipped entirely but the author just wanted to leave us on a big cliff hanger.

Overall, the series is good and while not a lot happens in this story, this book is not a good representation of the series. Hopefully the next book gets things back on track.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
28 reviews2 followers
October 14, 2024
Short but sweet

A short look at Elaine's life after all the adventures. This one is far more slice of life than previous books with not a single Radiant spell or fight making an appearance. That takes nothing from the enjoyment though.

The world is expanded, mysteries are answered and new ones started and it all remains deeply enjoyable.

I can't wait for the events that this transition book setup so we can see more of Healer Elaine and Sentinel Dawn.
11 reviews
October 8, 2024
Short but amazing

Not as long as her novels usually are but I still enjoyed it nonetheless. Though, considering how many years are skipped over the course of the volume, it leaves me to wonder if the end is near and the final major event is getting closer. Hope not because this is one of my favorite series ever!
126 reviews
December 1, 2024
It's great

If you enjoyed the previous books in the series you're going to enjoy this, more of what you want some nice little cut aways to other characters perspectives. Good writing all the way around. I'm not going to ruin the plot for you. Good characters and action never got boring once highly recommend 👍
Profile Image for Nathan.
1,065 reviews4 followers
September 21, 2025
calm

Novellas and time skips, as Elaine and Ionia build family, friends and wealth.

Wonder if you could populate your pocket dimension with people if you teleported embryos without System access. Or if you want to reseed a devastated world, put embryos in stasis with magic , then pop them back out.

When is the trip to the SECOND moon?
66 reviews1 follower
October 9, 2024
My favorite series

I've read a lot. Classic Sci Fi and fantasy authors? I've literally read everything they ever wrote.

This is my favorite series and I cannot recommend it enough.

Give it a try. It's amazing.
1 review
October 10, 2024
nice

Liked it despite how short it is. I think it’s a lot more concise than the recent books, and it actually gets around to the main plot before the last few chapters, which was an issue in the previous book. Very good, I couldn’t put it down and read the entire thing in a day.
Profile Image for William Howe.
1,800 reviews87 followers
October 10, 2024
short but focused

Not as lengthy as normal, but—as I understand it—this was the only place to break between *big* events. Not to say this was all preparation; this book was simply a smaller story. Still quite amusing.

Next one should start with a BANG.
24 reviews
October 10, 2024
Remarkable series

Normally by the 13th book, a mega series such as this would have lost its shape and maybe started to disappear up its own backside. Not so here, still fresh, vibrant and a brilliant read. Now I just have to hibernate until the next one . Keep it up Selkie.
13 reviews
October 15, 2024
Wonderful Continuation of Story

Must read books in order so that you can follow story. It was sometimes hard to grasp the timeline as to how many years had passed during the story. Overall, a very good story!.
12 reviews
October 17, 2024
Ahhhhh! So good!

I love these books. They always manage to pull all sorts of emotions out of me even on the simplest things.
But the ending! Chills. I think I have to hand it to Lossamiel (who you only meet at the end)
Well done.
Profile Image for James.
3 reviews
October 29, 2024
A fun new installment

The inspiration from this series has been wonderful. I love the lore, mechanics, and world building you've put in to this wonderful setting. I treasure every new experience.
5 reviews
November 7, 2024
Still loved the story but

I still loved the story but don't like all the forward time jumping. I would have loved more of the birthday party with old & new friends and other parts I felt were cut too short.
3 reviews
November 23, 2024
Always a pleasure

This book is definitely a filler between story lines, but one that I really enjoyed. It was nice to just see how people live when they have (literally) all the time in the world
12 reviews
January 7, 2025
This book was filler material. Not sure why it was written really. I guess the MC needed to understand the implications of immortality and the author needed more time to write a full sequel? I didn't find it very entertaining and a bit of a slog to get through.
Profile Image for John.
173 reviews6 followers
April 27, 2025
Several times jumps

Spoilers below...


Most of the chapters start with how many years since the return of the Phoenix Peaks.

We go to the moon and back, celebrate Elaine's 100th and finally the great calamity occurs!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Profile Image for Bryce Conley.
53 reviews2 followers
October 8, 2024
Good Book

If you like the first 12 books in the series, you will probably like this book. I hope you guys enjoyed this book.
30 reviews
October 10, 2024
Great interlude

A lot of fun but definitely a setup for the next big event type of book. Can't wait for the next one to come out and excited for more of Elaine's adventure!
14 reviews1 follower
October 13, 2024
Slower then the others, but great fun

Really liked the little glimpses into a bunch of other people's lives. Would love to see more side stories. Thank U for ur work.
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