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Moonless Sky: Lydia's Story

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Seventy years ago, many humans took part in a game. Marked by tattoos, people tried to kill one another to breed greater power and escape their lots in life. As a result, a catastrophic event occurred. Reborn from the cultivated powers, a demon scorched the land, evaporated oceans, and brought overall ruin to Earth. Humans have become all but extinct, and as a result, Lydia has grown up without knowing her parents. Raised by her grandparents, she lives and trains in one of the last bastions of humanity, working to become a great blacksmith like her grandmother, blissfully unaware of her lineage, and her fated role in restoring a barren Earth.

243 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 25, 2020

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Jeremy A. Harper

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Jeremy A. Harper was born in Dayton, Ohio and spent much of his youth traveling up and down the east coast of the United States with his family before settling in Delaware. There he served in the Delaware Army National Guard and attended Wesley College, where he met his fiancée, Sky West. He later graduated and received a B.A. in Media Arts. His debut novel; Mourning Sky: Evan’s Story was self-published in the summer of 2019 and pulls from his various experiences with love and loss. He currently resides in Florida, living with his beautiful wife and Esther Bennington Harper the Maine Coon.

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Moonless Sky

I've never written a book like this one before. The descriptions of how water, wind, and earth are used in battle or otherwise, is mind blowing. For that reason, and the story of the characters, ranks this a five star book. Light edits would perfect this novel.
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