In this story, they’re training to become razors and even though they’re pretty contained, a little bit of world information sneaks in which I thought was rather woah. I hope he’s got some good ideas otherwise things could get sticky… At least someone is willing to listen to her.

For all that he cares for her, he’s not noticing things – and I’m not accepting any excuses of “but he’s a man” as men can be observant too. I’m also annoyed with Kay for not talking to Roan!! I hope she does soon, I don’t like people being at odds! I feel sorry for Kay’s situation though and I am also a little annoyed at Roan. I didn’t re-read the first one before this one and I can’t remember if there was a reason why Roan and Kay stopped hanging together so it seemed weird to me that they were so separate. It’s my least favourite I thin,k because I’m not happy with the situation that these guys are in, it can only get worse! I don’t want things to get worse for them! This is my least favourite of the series written by Gelineau and King but despite that this instalment managed to pull me in and every time I ‘ve thought about it since I’ve finished it, I’ve remembered there’s no more to read right now and I’ve found myself disappointed! All other Gelineau and King reviews can be found under the Gelineau and King tag. Ms4Tune’s review of this book can be found HERE. My review of the first book of this series can be found HERE. They swore they would face everything together, but when the stakes are losing the life they’ve always dreamed of, what will they do to stay together? They are given one month to pass the entry trials, but as Roan excels and Kay fails, their devotion to each other is put to the test. It is recommended for readers who enjoy fantasy, young adult, school stories, magic, and coming of age tales.Ī fire destroys their old life, but they have one chance to enter the School of Faith. Reviewers compare it to Harry Potter, Divergent, and Ender’s Game. It is the tale of two orphans who get the chance of a lifetime, told in a fast-paced, 90-minutes. If that’s a little vague, here’s the blurb for part 1:įaith and Moonlight is the first novella of the YA fantasy series of the same name. The power to become everything they ever wanted. They are Razors now, with the power to break the very laws of the universe. It is recommended for readers who enjoy fantasy, school stories, magic, dueling, and coming of age tales. This novella is part 2 of the YA fantasy series Faith and Moonlight, a coming of age tale of friendship, love, triumph, and loss. Thank you to Netgalley and the authors for a chance to read this book in exchange for an honest review.īook: #8 of An Echo of the Ascended and #2 of Faith and Moonlight

Faith and Moonlight by Mark Gelineau