In the novel, The Moonlit Curse, Kiya Bridges has spent her whole life learning to hunt the unnatural. She, alongside the five other members of the Monster Hunter Corps, are some of the most capable soldiers the Kingdom of Westmora has ever seen. But since no one has seen a monster in over five hundred years, it’s hard to take the missions seriously. All it takes is one bite from a rogue werewolf to shatter Kiya’s worldview and open a void of uncertainty beneath her feet. One bite, and she is forced to confront everything she thought she knew about the world. With no one else to rely on, the only person she can turn to is the local innkeeper, August. As a subservient alpha to the Silverkeep Pack, August never imagined he would be the only one willing to guide a new victim of the curse. In order to protect her from the rest of his pack, August must hide his true identity from Kiya, but he finds himself drawn to the beautiful hunter, and she finds herself trusting him more and more. As Kiya’s transition progresses in ways they couldn’t imagine, the shadow of the rogue looms in the distance. A threat to Kiya’s future, and a ghost of August’s past.
Conclusion
The novel The Moonlit Curse, has the full package that every reader out there is expecting to get. It is uniquely captivating and equally suspenseful. The writer has a way to spin every plot narrative to always keep the reader guessing. You would want to know what happens next, as you can’t wait to finish one chapter and move on to the next one. What makes the novel ideal to read is the way, the writer brings memories from the past and suspends them into the present, like they were something that happened just then. I would recommend that every lover of fantasy and werewolf novel read this piece and enjoy it.
