River's Moonlight

Moonlight #1

by Chanel Hardy

What started out as a casual date between two teenagers, ends in terror for seventeen-year-old River Lewis. A near death experience leads to strange and unimaginable behaviors, and changes in her physical appearance that transform her life forever. With the help of a new friend, a young man named Jax, River must learn to adapt to her new life, a double life. But with bodies piling up on the streets of Chicago and her aunt being in charge of investigating these mysterious murders, learning to tame the beast inside won't be River's only problem. Part one of the 'Moonlight Series'.

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 24, 2018

About the author

YA/NA author and poet born and raised in the Washington D.C. area. In 2017 Chanel decided to take a leap of faith and follow her dreams of publishing her first book, 'My Colorblind Rainbow' which made the 'In The Margins Award Long List' for YA fiction in 2018. She launched Hardy Publications in September of 2017, working as a freelance writer and literary blogger. She's written for publications such as Women and Words, 25 Hottest Indie Authors Artists Advocates 2020, and CulEpi.
With certifications in persuasive writing and public speaking, TEFL(Teaching English as a Foreign Language) while overseas, Chanel uses her platform to raise awareness for different charities and non-profit organizations, volunteering both locally and internationally, and giving back to the community.

Reviews

[Alex M. · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finished in one day! Not too lengthy of a read in my opinion and I loved it! I wasn't sure of what to expect going in at first but it started off strong and had really great character development. I loved River's relationship with her aunt, and the love interest Jackson. This book also did a good with displaying the emotional trauma of being a rape victim, dealing with depression, ect. The ending was good build up for book 2. Can't wait for the next!

[Roxanne Ridge · Rating 5 out of 5]

Werewolves, Feys, and Twilight! Oh, My!

This story is a nice introduction. I like how River was thrown into this lifestyle. It's a good young adult read.