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This is book 3 in Glenn Quigley’s The Moth and Moon series. While books 1 & 2 didn’t exactly end on any kind of cliffhanger, it’s definitely a continuation of lives of those characters. I’d strongly encourage reading The Moth and Moon and The Lion Lies Waiting as it helps with understanding the characters and some of the events that lead to their travels. This review may contain spoilers to the previous books.My fifth Glenn Quigley book and I continue to be completely swept away by his writing. I adore authors who can make me feel all the emotions in a single book and Quigley does that masterfully. I laughed, cried, fretted, rejoiced, mourned, and frankly wanted to shove a few people overboard. Like the previous books in this series – while revolving around the beloved Robin Shipp, this explores the intertwined stories of his family, friends, and residents of Merryapple. It’s not only the grand adventures but also all the little details and unique characters that have me completely in love with this series.While Eva, Iris, and Edwin are preparing for the birth of their child (with three distinct and sometimes hilarious personalities), Robin finds himself sailing away in Bucca’s Call to seek answers to questions that have plagued him his whole life. Duncan is somewhat at loose ends with all his friends preoccupied elsewhere and finds himself drawn to two different men for entirely different reasons. George is preparing for Moth and Moon’s future and the eventuality he won’t always be around to share it’s many stories.Poor Robin faces turbulent seas, pirates, mutiny, and losses he never imagined. He does find answers beyond any he envisioned but at a high cost. I loved the mix of history, mystery, suspense, and action to create the perfect pacing for a story. Even with all the loss, there’s definitely a strong sense of hope, love, and happily ever after in the ending. I could gush all day, but feel like if I keep going I’ll end up spoiling something.I’m ready to dive into These Young Wolves, book 1 in the spinoff series Knights of Blackrabbit.
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This is book 3 in Glenn Quigley’s The Moth and Moon series. While books 1 & 2 didn’t exactly end on any kind of cliffhanger, it’s definitely a continuation of lives of those characters. I’d strongly encourage reading The Moth and Moon and The Lion Lies Waiting as it helps with understanding the characters and some of the events that lead to their travels. This review may contain spoilers to the previous books.
My fifth Glenn Quigley book and I continue to be completely swept away by his writing. I adore authors who can make me feel all the emotions in a single book and Quigley does that masterfully. I laughed, cried, fretted, rejoiced, mourned, and frankly wanted to shove a few people overboard. Like the previous books in this series – while revolving around the beloved Robin Shipp, this explores the intertwined stories of his family, friends, and residents of Merryapple. It’s not only the grand adventures but also all the little details and unique characters that have me completely in love with this series.
While Eva, Iris, and Edwin are preparing for the birth of their child (with three distinct and sometimes hilarious personalities), Robin finds himself sailing away in Bucca’s Call to seek answers to questions that have plagued him his whole life. Duncan is somewhat at loose ends with all his friends preoccupied elsewhere and finds himself drawn to two different men for entirely different reasons. George is preparing for Moth and Moon’s future and the eventuality he won’t always be around to share it’s many stories.
Poor Robin faces turbulent seas, pirates, mutiny, and losses he never imagined. He does find answers beyond any he envisioned but at a high cost. I loved the mix of history, mystery, suspense, and action to create the perfect pacing for a story. Even with all the loss, there’s definitely a strong sense of hope, love, and happily ever after in the ending. I could gush all day, but feel like if I keep going I’ll end up spoiling something.
I’m ready to dive into These Young Wolves, book 1 in the spinoff series Knights of Blackrabbit.
My fifth Glenn Quigley book and I continue to be completely swept away by his writing. I adore authors who can make me feel all the emotions in a single book and Quigley does that masterfully. I laughed, cried, fretted, rejoiced, mourned, and frankly wanted to shove a few people overboard. Like the previous books in this series – while revolving around the beloved Robin Shipp, this explores the intertwined stories of his family, friends, and residents of Merryapple. It’s not only the grand adventures but also all the little details and unique characters that have me completely in love with this series.
While Eva, Iris, and Edwin are preparing for the birth of their child (with three distinct and sometimes hilarious personalities), Robin finds himself sailing away in Bucca’s Call to seek answers to questions that have plagued him his whole life. Duncan is somewhat at loose ends with all his friends preoccupied elsewhere and finds himself drawn to two different men for entirely different reasons. George is preparing for Moth and Moon’s future and the eventuality he won’t always be around to share it’s many stories.
Poor Robin faces turbulent seas, pirates, mutiny, and losses he never imagined. He does find answers beyond any he envisioned but at a high cost. I loved the mix of history, mystery, suspense, and action to create the perfect pacing for a story. Even with all the loss, there’s definitely a strong sense of hope, love, and happily ever after in the ending. I could gush all day, but feel like if I keep going I’ll end up spoiling something.
I’m ready to dive into These Young Wolves, book 1 in the spinoff series Knights of Blackrabbit.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 27, 2021