Eranox

by Katlin Murray

New school, new town; it was nothing new to Luna. Her senior year showed promise, until she discovered that a part of her past, long forgotten, waited in River Falls. She should have left her past alone, but the nightmares wouldn’t stop, and they were starting to appear when she was awake.
On the run from her walking nightmare, Luna realizes that the grove of fireflies behind her house carried a secret darker than her shrouded past, leading her into a labyrinth of deadly creatures with no end in sight and only her new friend Lucas to guide her. Her one hope for salvation was the city on the other side.

Where there is light, there is darkness.

246 pages, Paperback

Published September 12, 2017

About the author

Katlin Murray lives in Cambridge Ontario. She is a Production Manager, Author and mother of two very energetic little boys. When she isn’t in her office typing or on film sets with her husband, she likes to spend time outside on adventures with her boys. Her previous works include the Chronicles of Hart trilogy; Escape, Carnival and Island. She is currently finalizing the novel for the feature film Beyond Hell.

Reviews

[Asher Pickles · Rating 4 out of 5]

katlin murray the woman you are

she’s super sweet btw i’ve met her and she signed my book

[Sara · Rating 3 out of 5]

I would recommend this book to a pre-teen/teen to introduce them to reading and the fantasy genre.

However overall the story felt underwhelming/under developed but it is always nice to support a Canadian Author!

[Kay · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing. This book was exactly what I was looking for, mazes and adventures, I couldn't put it down. Totally a book I would read again!

[colyyy · Rating 3 out of 5]

From a favorite book, to a not so favorite book anymore.....I will be forever sad:(

[Victoria · Rating 1 out of 5]

It was way too slow and extremely repetitive, the only thing that kept me reading was the overall idea of the plot. There were multiple spelling mistakes and punctuation errors throughout. Not to mention the little to no detail regarding the biggest ideas in the book. I would only read the second one to figure out why half of what happened took place. However I don’t think I could get through another due to the repetitive nature (it was extremely annoying reading virtually the same sentence over and over again in multiple different situations). Overall this book left me very confused and upset as I was excited to know some of the backstory. The second star is for the overall idea as it’s cool but could’ve been executed in a much better way.