By Moonlight Blog & Literary Services | Reader, Editor, Author's PA

  Fourth Wing / Alas de sangre, Rebecca Yarros (ENG FIRST/ESP ABAJO) 🐉 5 bolting stars: it promises and it delivers, this story absolutely lives up to its hype! As the phrase on the cover says, I hadn’t read such a good fantasy story in over a decade. This book has awoken my fangirl side all over again and it’s been such a joyful ride, wink wink. The Huger Games meet Harry Potter and add some great romance in the middle, plus its obvious own sparks: this is the story of a kingdom where young people are raised either to be a scribe or a rider. Violet Sorrengail, daughter of a famous commander, was supposed to be a scribe; she imagined her life between books and history. But her mother’s desires/orders change everything and in spite of her sister’s and her own wishes she ends up on Conscription Day presenting herself to compete to be worthy of being a dragon rider, with no physical training to be so. But with her sister’s help and her own witty and resolve there she goes with one

The life that mattered The Life That Mattered, an all-new emotional romantic suspense novel from Jewel E. Ann, is available now!  This is book 1 of the duet "The life series", book 2 releases February 20th SYNOPSIS Sex isn’t love. Love isn’t sex. And friendship is neither. The son of a French Olympic skier and a Malaysian fashion designer, Ronin Alexander has lived the life of a nomad, traveling the world to find his next adventure. Life takes a dramatic turn when he meets Evelyn, a beautiful scientist who owns a bath shop in Aspen, Colorado. They defy all the rules of relationships, falling hard and quickly in love. Their world intertwines with Evelyn’s two best friends, the Governor and his soon-to-be wife. The four become close—very close. When tragedy strikes, things from their pasts are unveiled—unimaginable truths and the grim realization that life will never be the same. Jewel E. Ann steps into another dimension wit

I have to say I love this cover and the title! It's perfectly explained during the book and it's so accurate and unique! In love with it! Yara Phillips is a wandering muse. She dates men who need her, but always moves on to something new, never staying in one place for very long. David Lisey is in need of a muse. A talented musician lacking lyrical inspiration. When he first sees her, he knows he's found what he's been looking for. Yara believes she can give David exactly what he needs to reach his full potential: A broken heart. David’s religion is love. Yara’s religion is heartache. Neither is willing to surrender, but religion always requires sacrifice.   Yara’s Yesterday Spotify List: https://open.spotify.com/user/1226318453/playlist/6h5mCg008D4VxjkWuudzQ7   http://www.tarrynfisher.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/AWKAP-Fin.mp4         Dear Yara, The bands in London, November 12th. Want to catch up? David

OPEN LETTER TO CENSORSHIP Lately I've been reading more and more that writers, actors, singers, and any celebrity shouldn't have an opinion over anything that's not what they do for a living and if they do they're being harassed over social media and told that they should shut their mouths and mind their own business (write/act/sing/etc). This, beyond being rude, seems terribly ridiculous to me. Why's that? Well, as a start, we're all citizens with rights and that some of tho se citizens are famous for their jobs doesn't end their right to freely express their opinions and act towards their ideals or beliefs. We all have that right, it's called freedom of expression and it's been a while since it was entitled to everyone and not just a few. We don't get to decide who can speak and what they can speak about. If what they're saying, for whatever reason, makes you uncomfortable, just skip it, maybe read something else in that moment and com

Anything you can do Title: Anything You Can Do Author: R.S. Grey Release Date: Feb 2, 2017 Add to TBR Lucas Thatcher has always been my enemy. It’s been a decade since I’ve seen him, but our years on opposite coasts were less of a lasting peace and more of a temporary cease-fire. Now that we’re both back in our small town, I know Lucas expects the same old war, but I’ve changed since high school—and from the looks of it, so has he. The arrogant boy who was my teenage rival is now a chiseled doctor armed with intimidating good looks. He is Lucas Thatcher 2.0, the new and improved version I’ll be competing with in the workplace instead of the schoolyard. I’m not worried; I’m a doctor now too, board-certified and sexy in a white coat. It almost feels like winning will be too easy—until Lucas unveils a tactic neither of us has ever used before: sexual warfare . The day he pushes me up against the wall and presses his lips to mine, I can’t help but wonder if

The Ground Beneath Our Feet by Leslie McAdam My rating: 3 of 5 stars This book speaks about subjects that matter, it's a story about self acceptance and self love. It is about overcoming your past and taking the leap for your future. Jessica is a young woman who is diagnosed as obese and with diabetic conditions. With ghosts from her past hunting her, she always seeked comfort in food. When she finally decides to start making choices to improve her life, and she moves to Santa Barbara, she meets Mikey, a hot veterinarian who sees her, really sees her, and won't stop until he gets the answer he wants from her. But Mikey also has a past to hide. Will they be able to heal? The premise of the story was hooking, the characters were interesting, but unfortunately, and I feel really bad about it, I couldn't quite connect with it as pretty much everyone else did. I particulary am more fond of action than inner monologue and I think that's what maybe didn't do it

Hamlet  por  William Shakespeare Mi puntuación: 5 de 5 estrellas Shakespeare es Shakespeare y no hay con qué ganarle. SINOPSIS En una gélida noche, tan funesta que el viento se vuelve mensajero de terribles presagios, Hamlet, Horacio y tres soldados se reúnen con el propósito de desentrañar el misterio en torno al espectro que ha aparecido en las últimas noches cerca del castillo. Solo hablará con Hamlet, pues esa criatura castigada a vagar por las tierras de Elsinor fue su padre, el último rey de Dinamarca. Su hermano Claudio le traicionó arrebatándole la vida, el trono y su reina. Un horrible crimen que reclama justicia. No sé cuánto puedo decir sobre Hamlet que no haya sido dicho ya, así que voy a contarles mi experiencia con esta obra. Sencillamente me encantó y quiero volver a leerla en algún momento, con más tranquilidad. Me tocó leer en medio de la locura de la facultad y siento que me debo haber perdido la mitad de las cosas. Aún así tuvo momentos sublimes, que me