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Moonborn: A Dark Paranormal Wolf Shifter Romance -A Legacy Written in Blood and Fate

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One forbidden bond. Two rival packs. And a child that could rewrite fate.

Lyra never asked to be a weapon or to be claimed by the Alpha wolf shifter of the ruthless Nightbane pack.
But when Desmond marks her under the blood moon, their fated mates werewolf romance ignites a power older than prophecy itself binding them through magic, desire, and betrayal.

Hunted by witches and wolves alike, Lyra discovers she carries more than forbidden magic… she carries a legacy that could destroy kingdoms. Torn between enemies-to-lovers fantasy romance passion and the war between packs, she must choose between breaking the bond to save her child or risking everything for the mate who would burn the world to protect her.

As dark paranormal fantasy romance clashes with destiny, Lyra and Desmond’s love becomes both their greatest weapon and their deepest curse. In a world ruled by ancient bloodlines and witch and werewolf forbidden romance, the truth behind the prophecy could cost them everything.

Perfect for fans of steamy fated mates book series, alpha wolf shifter romance, and shifter romance prophecy sagas filled with danger, passion, and destiny.

190 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 26, 2025

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Zoey Frost

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I write stories for readers who crave the edge—action-packed, emotionally raw, and a little bit unhinged. My worlds are built on the bones of ancient magic, fractured loyalties, and wild, impossible love. Humor, sarcasm, heartbreak, and heat? You’ll find it all in my pages. If you want romance that bites back and leaves you breathless, I’m your author. Welcome to the wild side.

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Profile Image for Mariel.
374 reviews13 followers
June 3, 2025
Moonborn: A Legacy Written in Blood and Fate
By Zoey Frost

I received a complimentary copy and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Moonborn: A Legacy Written in Blood and Fate is a richly imagined paranormal fantasy that blends ancient magic, forbidden love, and prophecy into an intense, emotionally-charged tale. At its heart are Desmond and Lyra, wolf shifters from rival packs, sworn enemies by upbringing but undeniably connected by something much deeper. From the moment their visions begin, showing glimpses of a future entwined by fate and the birth of a child, the question is no longer if they belong together, but why destiny has chosen them—and what the cost will be.

Lyra is a strong, determined heroine, marked by an ancient magic she barely understands, while Desmond is the brooding alpha torn between loyalty to his pack and the undeniable pull he feels toward Lyra. Their chemistry is magnetic, and the tension, both romantic and political, keeps you turning pages. Their connection feels primal yet emotionally complex, enhanced by vivid dreams that blur the line between reality and fate.

The worldbuilding is deep and layered, filled with pack politics, ancient prophecies, and mysticism. Zoey Frost has a gift for crafting atmospheric scenes that draw you in, especially during the more intimate or high-stakes moments. The lore surrounding the prophecy and their shared fate is compelling, and the pacing builds nicely as the stakes increase.

If you’re a fan of shifter romances, fated mates, alpha dynamics, and fantasy worlds steeped in ancient history and power struggles, this one’s for you. The only reason I’m giving four stars instead of five is that toward the final chapters, the pace accelerates quite a bit. So much happens in a short span of time that it felt slightly rushed compared to the more gradual build-up of the earlier sections. A little more breathing space could’ve helped in absorbing all the twists and resolutions.

That said, the ending is satisfying and hints at more to come, possibly setting the stage for a larger series arc. I’m definitely intrigued to see where this story leads next. Moonborn is a passionate, mystical, and thrilling start to what promises to be an addictive fantasy romance saga.
Profile Image for Daniel.
44 reviews18 followers
October 21, 2025
From the very first page, Moonborn pulled me into a world that felt dark, primal, and utterly magnetic. Zoey Frost writes with the kind of precision and emotion that makes every heartbeat of this story feel real. The tension between Lyra and Nesmond is nothing short of electric an enemies to lovers slow burn that glows hotter with every page. Their chemistry isn’t forced; it grows out of loyalty, legacy, and shared danger.

The world building is lush and cinematic moonlit forests, ancient relics pulsing with power, packs teetering on the edge of war. But what really impressed me was how deeply personal it all feels. Beneath the magic and prophecy lies a story about trust, identity, and what it means to be chosen. Lyra’s strength and vulnerability make her unforgettable, and Nesmond’s quiet intensity made me fall for him more than I expected.

By the end, I was completely breathless. This book has everything romance, danger, prophecy, and prose that glows like silver light through fog. Frost has crafted a story that’s not only powerful but profoundly beautiful.
Profile Image for Amelia Reign.
14 reviews4 followers
October 26, 2025
I didn’t expect this story to hit me the way it did. What starts as a tale of forbidden love between enemies quickly unfolds into something far deeper a battle between fate, freedom, and the fierce pull of the heart. The mythology behind the bond is so intricate it feels like it could exist in our world, old as the moon and twice as haunting. Lyra’s strength broke me; she’s both warrior and mother, protector and sacrifice, and every decision she makes carries weight.

The atmosphere is vivid you can almost taste the storm in the air before the blood moon rises. Every scene feels alive with tension, danger, and longing. Desmond is written with that rare kind of depth: brutal when he must be, tender when he shouldn’t be, and utterly devoted even when love is the greatest risk.

This isn’t just a romance, it’s about destiny rewritten through courage. The story lingers long after the last page, the way only the best ones do. I read it on Kindle Unlimited, and it reminded me why I keep coming back to this genre because sometimes love really is worth burning the world for.
Profile Image for Kellyanne.
151 reviews8 followers
May 31, 2025
This will be my first book that I have read by Zoey Frost, and I have to say I did enjoy the story. I found it an easy read. The story piqued my curiosity as I have a soft spot for paranormal supernatural romance stories.

You have the FMC Lyra and the MMC Desmond who are destined for one another as the Moon Goddess made them fated mates. Unfortunately, it’s not an easy mating for the pair as after Desmond claims Lyra under the blood moon unknown to them the bond that has formed awakens ancient magic and a prophecy that they must ensure doesn’t destroy all that they know. It’s make or break for the couple.

Will they defy all odds to ensure that the prophecy doesn’t destroy them?

You’ll have to dive in to find out.

This story has action, love, tension, mystery not to mention having some spice thrown into the mix so I can’t complain.

I received a free ARC copy of this book and am voluntarily learning a review.
Profile Image for Joshua.
56 reviews17 followers
October 21, 2025
Moonborn reads like poetry dipped in blood and moonlight. Zoey Frost doesn’t just write fantasy, she builds emotion into every line. Lyra’s journey from guarded alpha to chosen bearer of a mysterious power had me emotionally invested from the start. The dynamic with Nesmond her sworn enemy turned reluctant protector is the perfect balance of tension and tenderness.

The artifact scenes were stunning. You can feel the pull of magic through the page, and the way the visions merge love, violence, and destiny is hauntingly written. I loved how Frost never lets the romance overshadow the larger stakes it complements the danger, grounding it in humanity.

This is the kind of fantasy romance that lingers. You can sense that every scene is layered with meaning. The final pages left me reeling not just because of the cliffhanger, but because I genuinely care about what happens to these characters. Frost has a gift for weaving beauty into chaos.
Profile Image for Ethan.
45 reviews17 followers
October 21, 2025
What I love about Moonborn is how it embraces everything that makes enemies to lovers stories so addictive but gives it emotional depth and mythic scale. Lyra and Nesmond aren’t just rivals caught in politics; they’re living legacies of ancient grudges. Their bond is both dangerous and inevitable, written in the stars (and their blood).

The opening chapters set the tone perfectly tense, moody, and alive with energy. The scene where Lyra first touches the artifact gave me chills. The writing is cinematic, the pacing tight but emotional. Zoey Frost knows how to blend visceral action with raw feeling.

What really stayed with me was the sense of fate how the characters can’t escape it, even when they try. Every touch, every choice feels heavy with consequence. And yet, the romance still manages to be tender and real. I can’t wait for the next book; I have a feeling this is just the beginning of something epic.
Profile Image for Tyler.
13 reviews3 followers
October 21, 2025
Zoey Frost has written something extraordinary with Moonborn. It’s both feral and tender a story soaked in prophecy, desire, and blood. Lyra’s voice gripped me immediately; she’s brave, flawed, and layered with vulnerability that makes her strength shine brighter. Nesmond is equally compelling a leader torn between duty and instinct, drawn to the very person he’s meant to despise.

The tension between them is exquisite. Every glance, every argument, every near touch feels charged with unspoken emotion. When destiny begins to twist their fates together, the pages almost hum with energy. Frost’s prose is vivid and haunting, painting every forest, battle, and heartbeat in cinematic detail.

What I loved most is how the romance never overshadows the mythology it deepens it. The artifact, the mark, the legacy written in their blood… it all feels symbolic and alive. Moonborn reads like a myth rediscovered wild, passionate, and beautifully tragic.
Profile Image for Zara Coleman.
88 reviews19 followers
October 23, 2025
Moonborn gripped me from its opening scene and never let go. Zoey Frost delivers a story overflowing with tension, romance, and unrelenting atmosphere. Lyra’s world feels alive every scent of smoke, every crunch of autumn leaves, every whispered growl between packs resonates like you’re standing in the clearing yourself.

Lyra is one of the most complex heroines I’ve read in a while: defiant, vulnerable, and fiercely loyal to her pack even as destiny pulls her toward her enemy. Nesmond, the rival alpha, carries himself with quiet strength and emotional restraint that makes his moments of softness hit even harder. Their chemistry is combustible, and when the artifact binds them, the story evolves into something transcendent.

The writing is lush and cinematic, balancing visceral action with lyrical beauty. There’s real emotional weight behind every moment, and the ending left me with that rare ache only great fantasy romance can deliver. Absolutely stunning.
Profile Image for Olivia.
83 reviews22 followers
October 5, 2025
I read this on Kindle Unlimited and wow this one pulled me in right from the start. The description alone promised intensity, and the story absolutely delivered. Lyra’s struggle between love, loyalty, and survival felt so raw and emotional. I loved how the author blended romance, danger, and prophecy into something that felt both epic and deeply personal.

The dynamic between Lyra and Desmond had me hooked, it’s that perfect mix of forbidden chemistry and emotional depth. The world-building around the rival packs and ancient magic was vivid and easy to picture. I also appreciated how the stakes kept rising, especially once the bond and the child came into play.

If you enjoy dark, emotional fantasy romance with fated mates, ancient curses, and impossible choices, this is definitely one to grab. It’s the kind of story that stays with you even after the last page.
Profile Image for Chloe.
56 reviews19 followers
October 21, 2025
There’s something intoxicating about the world Zoey Frost has created, it’s fierce and violent, but also heartbreakingly intimate. The story feels ancient and modern all at once, blending mythology, romance, and raw emotion.

Lyra is the kind of heroine who refuses to break, even when destiny demands it. She’s powerful but not invincible, and that balance makes her incredibly human. Nesmond, on the other hand, is everything I love in a male lead brooding, loyal, haunted, and honorable to a fault. Their connection burns quietly at first, then erupts into something unforgettable.

The artifact storyline is mysterious and deeply symbolic, echoing themes of choice, unity, and sacrifice. I also loved the prose, it’s lush but never overdone. Frost has a way of writing that makes every line pulse with life. The ending left me clutching my chest. This is fantasy romance at its finest.
Profile Image for Sarah.
47 reviews18 followers
October 21, 2025
I can’t remember the last time a fantasy romance hit me like this. Moonborn is beautifully crafted emotional, dangerous, and utterly absorbing. The lore behind the artifact feels ancient and believable, and the way it ties Lyra and Nesmond together is breathtakingly tragic.

The writing is immersive. You can smell the earth, taste the smoke, and feel the pulse of the moon in every scene. The tension between the packs is political and primal, while the romance adds depth and humanity to it all. I especially loved how Zoey Frost explores destiny not as something predetermined, but as something forged through choice and courage.

It’s a story about power, legacy, and the courage to love someone you were raised to hate. And it’s told with such conviction that you can’t help but believe in it.
Profile Image for Laur.
55 reviews14 followers
October 21, 2025
Moonborn completely swept me away. It’s rare to find a book that blends danger and devotion so effortlessly. The world feels tangible you can hear the growl of wolves, taste the metal of war, and sense the ancient pull of the moon itself.

Lyra is one of my favorite heroines in recent memory. She’s fierce yet introspective, trying to balance leadership with the chaos of her own heart. Nesmond, her rival alpha, is the perfect foil stoic, honorable, and deeply human beneath all that command. Their chemistry? Unstoppable.

Zoey Frost’s writing is poetic without losing intensity. There’s a rhythm to her prose that feels like heartbeat and breath it draws you in. The story explores legacy, identity, and fate in a way that feels mythic yet emotional. I finished the book feeling both fulfilled and starving for more.
Profile Image for James.
21 reviews12 followers
October 21, 2025
From the opening confrontation to the final echo of prophecy, Moonborn had me hooked. The pacing is fast but emotional, balancing tense action with moments of raw vulnerability. Frost’s world of rival packs, ancient artifacts, and moon marked fate feels both original and timeless.

What surprised me most was how much I cared. This isn’t just another fantasy romance, it’s a character driven epic where every choice feels earned. Lyra’s defiance and Nesmond’s restraint make for a compelling dynamic, and their shared visions blur the line between destiny and desire.

Frost’s gift is atmosphere. You can feel the forest breathing around them, the pulse of ancient power in the ground, and the tension crackling between every line of dialogue. I stayed up way too late reading, whispering “just one more chapter.” Easily one of the best fantasy romances I’ve read in years.
Profile Image for Matthew.
22 reviews12 followers
October 21, 2025
Zoey Frost writes like someone who’s lived a thousand lives under the moon. Moonborn is fierce, lyrical, and full of aching humanity. The story moves like a storm slow building, electric, and impossible to escape once it breaks.

The dynamic between Lyra and Nesmond is mesmerizing. Their relationship evolves from pure tension to something profound and deeply emotional. The artifact’s mystery gives the romance a mythic weight every shared vision, every mark, every heartbeat feels fated.

What makes this book shine is its emotional intelligence. It’s not just about power or desire; it’s about understanding the cost of both. The writing is lush but sharp, and the emotional scenes hit like thunder. This is a love story born of conflict and courage the kind that lingers long after the last page.
Profile Image for Sophia.
25 reviews10 followers
October 21, 2025
Moonborn is the kind of book that reminds me why I love reading fantasy romance. It’s dangerous, poetic, and brimming with emotion. Zoey Frost has crafted a story that feels cinematic in scope yet intimate at its core.

Lyra’s voice is bold and compelling she’s a heroine who carries both strength and sorrow with grace. Nesmond, the enemy alpha, radiates that quiet kind of power that hides heartbreak underneath. Their chemistry builds slowly, but when it ignites, it’s unstoppable.

I adored the artifact subplot mysterious, ancient, and woven seamlessly into their bond. The prophecy feels alive, pushing the story forward like a living heartbeat. Frost’s language is immersive and musical, pulling you deep into her moonlit world.

This is not just romance; it’s mythology reborn through love and fire. I can’t wait to see where the series goes next
Profile Image for Hannah Lawson.
72 reviews14 followers
October 23, 2025
This book is a masterpiece of tone and atmosphere. Zoey Frost’s prose is hypnotic elegant, dark, and full of texture. Moonborn creates a world you can feel beneath your skin: ancient magic, warring alphas, and a love that defies blood and law.

Lyra’s first encounter with Nesmond crackles with power. Their exchanges are equal parts battle and seduction, and you can sense the emotional shift even before they admit it. What really impressed me was how Frost makes every interaction meaningful; nothing is wasted, no line is filler.

The artifact and its mythic symbolism give the romance a spiritual gravity, making it feel bigger than either character. It’s rare to find a book that merges heat, heart, and haunting world-building this seamlessly. By the final chapter, I was completely under its spell.
Profile Image for Diana Fletcher.
122 reviews17 followers
October 23, 2025
If you love your fantasy dark, sensual, and full of emotional depth Moonborn is the one. Zoey Frost takes familiar tropes (rival packs, enemies to lovers, forbidden fate) and breathes new life into them. The result is a story that feels both primal and poetic.

Lyra’s internal struggle between loyalty to her people and her undeniable pull toward Nesmond is beautifully drawn. Their connection burns with intensity, but Frost never sacrifices story for steam. Every romantic moment serves a deeper purpose, revealing new layers of the prophecy and the world’s history.

The imagery is breathtaking: moonlight bleeding over forests, ancient runes glowing like veins beneath the skin, wolves clashing in silvery fire. It’s fantasy that feels alive, pulsing with danger and desire. Moonborn is an experience fierce, immersive, and impossible to forget.
Profile Image for Cheryl Steve.
56 reviews15 followers
October 23, 2025
What I appreciated most about Moonborn is how grounded it feels despite the fantasy. Zoey Frost doesn’t just write magic, she writes emotion. The artifact and prophecy are thrilling, but the heart of this book is human connection: the courage to trust, to forgive, to love.

Lyra is an exceptional protagonist. She’s strong but not cold, intelligent but willing to listen. Nesmond complements her perfectly fierce when needed, gentle when it matters most. Their journey from suspicion to intimacy is slow, natural, and deeply satisfying.

Frost’s writing has a cinematic rhythm. Every scene carries visual weight the flicker of firelight on fur, the quiet after battle, the electric silence between two people about to change each other’s fates. It’s bold, emotional storytelling that lingers long after the final page.
Profile Image for Charlotte Bennett.
21 reviews13 followers
October 23, 2025
I’m completely blown away by Moonborn. From the opening confrontation to the final pulse of prophecy, this book never falters. Zoey Frost has an uncanny ability to blend romance and tension into something visceral and moving.

Lyra and Nesmond are opposites drawn together by forces they don’t fully understand and watching them wrestle with that connection is addicting. Their chemistry is real, messy, and heartfelt. The way Frost describes the artifact and its mark made my skin tingle; it’s more than a symbol, it’s destiny etched into the soul.

The writing is poetic yet precise. Frost doesn’t waste a word. Every line feels charged with emotion and meaning. I turned the last page with tears in my eyes and a racing heart. It’s rare to find fantasy romance that feels both epic and intimate, but Moonborn achieves it effortlessly.
Profile Image for Ryan.
42 reviews18 followers
October 21, 2025
What stood out to me most about Moonborn is the emotion behind the world building. Yes, there’s action and fantasy and ancient magic, but at its heart, this is a story about two people breaking generations of hatred to find something pure.

Lyra’s strength feels earned, not manufactured she’s fierce but introspective. Nesmond is that rare alpha character who leads with restraint and heart. The moment they realize their fates are intertwined was pure magic.

Zoey Frost’s writing is sensory and poetic every description feels intentional, every conversation layered with meaning. It’s not just fantasy romance; it’s myth reborn through emotion. I finished this book feeling like I’d lived through something rather than just read it.
Profile Image for Samuel.
32 reviews19 followers
October 21, 2025
This book had me hooked from the first confrontation scene. The tension between the rival packs sets the stage for an epic story, but the heart of Moonborn is Lyra and Nesmond’s connection. Their relationship evolves with stunning authenticity two enemies discovering their shared humanity.

Frost’s prose has rhythm and texture. You can feel the wind, the pulse of the forest, the shimmer of magic. The artifact sequences were spine-tingling and symbolic especially when Lyra is marked. That moment hit like lightning.

What’s incredible is how Frost captures both violence and vulnerability in the same breath. There’s a wild beauty to this book untamed, emotional, and deeply romantic. I can’t wait for whatever comes next.
Profile Image for Maya Reynolds.
135 reviews20 followers
October 26, 2025
From the moment I started reading, I knew this wasn’t just another paranormal romance. It’s a story soaked in atmosphere and emotion, where every page hums with tension and desire. The world of the packs feels so real ancient laws, unspoken loyalties, and the constant weight of destiny pressing down. Lyra’s voice is strong and heartbreaking, and I loved watching her fight for her freedom while protecting the ones she loves. Desmond’s character is both terrifying and tender, a contradiction that makes him unforgettable. The prophecy element adds a quiet, inevitable dread that keeps you turning pages long after midnight. I finished it on Kindle Unlimited and immediately went looking for more from this author.
Profile Image for Luna Nightshade.
14 reviews5 followers
October 26, 2025
I’ve read a lot of shifter and fated-mate stories, but this one stands out for its emotional intensity. The author doesn’t just rely on tropes she digs deep into what it means to be bound by love and by fate. Lyra is a character who stays with you: brave, conflicted, and fiercely protective of her child. The magic system and the lore of the packs feel grounded and believable, which makes the heartbreak hit even harder. Desmond’s devotion is both his strength and his curse, and that makes their connection feel tragically beautiful. The writing has this almost cinematic quality, I could see every moonlit scene so vividly. I read it on KU and felt like I’d lived another life by the time I finished.
Profile Image for Andrew.
27 reviews19 followers
October 21, 2025
Zoey Frost has built a world that feels ancient and alive. Every page of Moonborn hums with energy magic, loyalty, and longing. Lyra and Nesmond’s relationship defies politics, prophecy, and the rules of their own hearts. Watching them move from hostility to something sacred was a joy.

The story is full of symbolism the artifact, the mark, the moonlight but it’s the emotional truth that hit me hardest. Frost understands that love stories built on conflict burn brightest. The writing is rich but never indulgent, and the pacing keeps you locked in.

By the final scene, I was both exhilarated and heartbroken. Moonborn feels like the beginning of something legendary.
Profile Image for Jonathan.
24 reviews16 followers
October 21, 2025
This isn’t just fantasy romance it’s prophecy, passion, and politics all woven together with expert care. The balance of intensity and intimacy is perfect. Lyra and Nesmond feel like two forces of nature colliding, but the tenderness between them makes the book unforgettable.

Zoey Frost excels at writing sensory detail. The scenes feel alive from the damp forest air to the flicker of firelight between rivals turned lovers. The mythology feels fully realized, and the emotional stakes are enormous.

It’s dark, emotional, and utterly captivating. If you love fantasy with teeth and heart, Moonborn will consume you.
Profile Image for Lauren.
30 reviews13 followers
October 21, 2025
Moonborn is easily one of the most atmospheric and emotionally layered fantasies I’ve read this year. The pacing, dialogue, and emotional beats all hit perfectly. The relationship between Lyra and Nesmond is passionate, complicated, and achingly believable.

The scenes surrounding the artifact are cinematic vivid and otherworldly but what anchors the story is its emotion. Frost doesn’t write shallow love; she writes devotion born through fire. I was completely invested from beginning to end.

It’s beautiful, brutal, and unforgettable a story about two people bound by fate, breaking every rule to rewrite it.
Profile Image for Hewit Mark.
15 reviews9 followers
October 23, 2025
Moonborn feels like stepping into another world one made of secrets, sacrifice, and love written in the stars. Zoey Frost has created a story that pulses with heart.

Lyra’s courage and Nesmond’s quiet devotion form the soul of this book. Their connection grows through hardship, misunderstanding, and unshakable fate. The writing is cinematic you can see every flash of moonlight and feel every unspoken word.

Frost understands that real love stories aren’t perfect; they’re transformative. Moonborn captures that perfectly. It’s the kind of novel that leaves you dazed, glowing, and desperate for more.
Profile Image for Hector.
15 reviews8 followers
October 23, 2025
Moonborn hit me like a storm. Zoey Frost’s writing is powerful, sensual, and deeply emotional the kind of prose that carries both heat and heart. Lyra and Nesmond are enemies by design but soulmates by destiny, and their journey together is both breathtaking and brutal.

What stands out most is how alive the world feels. Every setting from moonlit forests to blood-soaked battlefields hums with tension and mystery. Frost’s gift is balance: the romance is passionate, but the story itself never loses its epic scale. The prophecy, the artifact, the mark they all serve as metaphors for transformation and unity.

By the end, I was completely undone. It’s fierce, poetic, and unforgettable.
Profile Image for Erica.
19 reviews8 followers
October 23, 2025
I couldn’t put this down. Moonborn is everything I crave in fantasy romance: lush world building, magnetic characters, and writing that moves like music. Zoey Frost captures both the grandeur of destiny and the intimacy of love with stunning precision.

Lyra’s voice is strong and human, and Nesmond’s quiet command balances her fire perfectly. Their relationship unfolds like a dance filled with tension, risk, and reverence. The artifact’s mythology adds a spiritual depth that ties everything together beautifully.

Frost’s descriptions glow, I could see the moonlight shimmering over the battlefield. It’s the kind of story that deserves to be adapted to screen.
Profile Image for Abraham.
10 reviews10 followers
October 23, 2025
Zoey Frost has a rare gift for turning emotion into atmosphere. Moonborn reads like a love song written in moonlight and shadow. Lyra’s voice is bold yet wounded, and Nesmond’s quiet strength grounds her every time chaos rises.

The romance is breathtaking, it’s not instant, but inevitable. Every shared look and whispered word feels heavy with meaning. The artifact storyline ties their connection to something greater than themselves, blending fate and free will in a way that feels both tragic and hopeful.

The writing is lyrical without being pretentious, and the imagery lingers long after you close the book. This story stays with you.
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