Ariella Moon
Ariella Moon draws upon her experiences as a shaman to create magical Young Adult fiction. Her Two Realms Trilogy is a medieval fantasy adventure series with romantic elements. The Teen Wytche Saga is a series of sweet contemporary paranormal romances. Ariella spent her childhood searching for a...
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Ariella Moon draws upon her experiences as a shaman to create magical Young Adult fiction. Her Two Realms Trilogy is a medieval fantasy adventure series with romantic elements. The Teen Wytche Saga is a series of sweet contemporary paranormal romances. Ariella spent her childhood searching for a magical wardrobe that would transport her to Narnia. Extreme math anxiety and taller students who mistook her for a leaning post, marred her youth. Despite these horrors, she graduated summa cum laude from the University of California at Davis. Ariella lives a nearly normal life doting on her extraordinary daughter, two shamelessly spoiled dogs, and an enormous dragon. Ariella loves to hear from her readers. You can reach her at http://www.AriellaMoon.com or visit her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ariellamoon.author.
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The Beltane Escape manages to seamlessly blend together a bit of magic, a bit of myth, and a whole lot of historical fiction. Although I'm not generally a fan of most historical fiction, if you throw in just enough magic to make it a Fantasy novel I'll gladly snatch it up! I'm happy to say that Arie...
***Received a copy for an honest review The cover has some magical aspects, but nothing that really grabs my attention. I really enjoyed the story, action, and magic throughout the book. I think I connected in book 3 better, but I think I’m missing some of the connections by not reading the fir...
Spell Fire by Ariella Moon - nice clean Young-Adult family read #review ReviewYoung-Adult fiction should be written so a young adult can read and relate. So many authors cram their books under the Young-Adult label when their target audience is actually people my age. Yes, label because YA is not a ...
Review Young-Adult fiction should be written so a young adult can read and relate. So many authors cram their books under the Young-Adult label when their target audience is actually people my age. Yes, label because YA is not a genre, it is and always was meant to be a suggested age range. Which is...
My Thoughts - 5 out of 5 Unicorns - I loved it!!!**Received the ebook as part of the blog tour for an honest reviewOkay the cover definitely attracts me because it is looks magically and has a dragon….very beautifully done.When I started this book, I wasn’t sure I was going to like it because Ainsli...
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