Book Review: Harvest Moon by Krista D. Ball

 

Title: Harvest Moon

Author: Krista D. Ball

Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 197 KB
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: MuseItUp Publishing (September 10, 2010)
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services 

Ratings:

★ ★ ★ ★ 

My thoughts: 

Harvest Moon is a paranormal fantasy with romance short story about Dancing Cat who was cursed by her tribe and was treated less than human for two years. She wanted to end her life but something unexpected happened. 

I liked the plot, it was so original. The twist in the story made me smile. The start of the book was slow maybe because of the tribe names which were confusing at first. Im glad i continued reading it. Every page will surely surprise the readers. It was a well-written short story and I finished reading this wanting more!

About the book:

  

"Dancing Cat angers her Ancestor, whose harsh punishment teaches her that true strength comes from the spirit within.

Cursed, abused, and desperate to know her future, Dancing Cat sneaks a glimpse inside her tribe’s Sacred Bundle, a powerful source of spirit magic. Instead of the future, she sees her most powerful ancestor, Small Tree and incurs her wrath. Small Tree strips Dancing Cat of everything — her home, her identity, even her gender – and drops her in the middle of enemy lands.

Injured, and in a strange, new body, she is befriended by Bearclaw who is on a spirit quest. He offers her assistance and asks for nothing in return; a kindness Dancing Cat had forgotten existed. She struggles to weave a path around the obstacles of friendship, identity, and longing in order to survive her eventual return home to face even further punishment.

And she does it while wearing someone else's skin. " www.amazon.com

About the author:

Krista D. Ball is a Canadian science fiction and fantasy author. 

She also dabbles in freelance non-fiction. A constant trait of Krista's work is to take traditional roles and clichés and turn them on their head.

She loves company on her blog. 

Come visit her at www.kristadball.com/blog or follow her on Twitter (www.twitter.com/kristadb1)

Note: 

I received a review copy of this book (ebook) free from the author, Krista D. Ball. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.