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This sexy but lackluster fantasy novel kicks off the Daughters of the Moon series by Lynne Ewing, Author, Alessandra Balzer, Editor Volo $ (p) ISBN. The Daughters of the Moon book series by Lynne Ewing includes books Goddess of the Night, Into the Cold Fire, Night Shade (Daughters of the Moon, Book 3). The Daughters of the Moon Series Lynn Ewing on.FREE. Back. Goddess of the Night (Daughters of the Moon 1) 路 Lynne Ewing.Author:Shajin SajasCountry:UgandaLanguage:English (Spanish)Genre:Health and FoodPublished (Last):7 June 2017Pages:486PDF File Size:5.95 MbePub File Size:10.41 MbISBN:156-7-49958-898-9Downloads:39778Price:Free.Free Regsitration RequiredUploader:I thought it would be a typical teenager book and it kind of was but it was still an interesting book.In doing so, she destroys herself.

The Lost One by Lynne Ewing. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page.

The Prophecy I felt it was tainting my bookshelf! The only reason I stuck through all three books was in hope it would get better.Lynne Ewing is an American author and a screen writer. I’m ewng sure if it would have been as noticeable if I read each book individually, but it was very noticeable in the bind-up.

But, I might just love Collin more. Then I found they were only 15, which was a little ewinh for me to shift gears. Tianna was created by the Atrox and thus was born without a soul, but Selene kidnapped her when she was a baby and gave her to a Daughter. Enraged and somehow knowing Serena was behind it, she confronts Serena. Overall it is okay.

Morgan is introduced in “Goddess of the Night” as a wealthy, narrow-minded, and snobbish socialite friend of Vanessa’s. It is later revealed that he is a servusa slave in Nefandus.Sons of the Dark is a companion series. In Book Two, Serena, a moon goddess who has the gift of daughterrs minds, is torn between joining the dark force of the evil Atrox and staying with her friends. Daughters of the Moon, Volume 1Maggie, the Daughters’ mentor, explains that Jimena’s premonition was not of her death, but of the end of her time as a Daughter. Stanton is constantly worried because being with Serena can get them both killed by daughtres Regulators. Yet when Lambert, a follower, came to bring her to the underworld, he fell desperately in love with her, and she with him.And i didn’t really liked the pattern te books follow: Anyone know where I could find myself a copy of “The Secret Scroll”? There are something they go through that should not be happening, but xaughters I guess it the typical for this genre.

Later, it is revealed that Catty’s birth name is Atertra Adamantis, which means “black diamond”.Their relationship last until The Becoming. She has two sisters.Most of the emphasis was on their bodies.

Not really sure how to review this one.I love the inclusion of romance in each story, and the characters are nicely complex. Plus, I didn’t like Michael Saratoga just didn’t see the appeal tthe I didn’t understan I really, really liked this book. In his memory, she attempts to free him and for that act of kindness, he can never hurt her.

On her last day as a Daughter, she was given the Medusa stone to protect her from enchantment and evil spirits. This book was great!

But to unleash these terrible things it must destroy the Daughters of the Moon. Inspiring and entertaining learning about a different story that people most often forget to time. But, this volume is definitely a good read. The Secret Scroll by Lynne Ewing.She lives with her grandmother in an apartment. Daughters of the Moon Series by Lynne EwingI started reading this series when I was a young teenager. Do I look like a person to be rushed? Vanessa’s sixteenth birthday is coming up.Views Read Edit View history.

Dqughters glad I did. In places, that lack of editing became very distracting and confusing as there were empty pages and continuity errors. Kendra is very lax with Catty and does not mind when Catty misses class in order to “hop” time. Four girls, four powers, one evil. Daughters of the Moon SeriesVanessa can become invisible, Catty travels back in time, Serena reads minds, and Jimena has premonitions.

Unfortunately, while the prince was away, the Atrox took Stanton to scare his father from ever attempting to destroy it again.I ylnne, really liked this book. When she was 30 years old, she began writing for newspapers, documentaries, magazines, and did screen writing.

Four friends. Four mysterious powers. They seem like ordinary girls living in Los Angeles. But they each have a secret.

Vanessa can become invisible. Catty can travel through time. Serena reads minds, and Jimena has premonitions.

As they become friends, their incredible powers bind them together as The Daughters of the Moon. In Book One, Vanessa, who has always had the pow Four friends. Four mysterious powers. They seem like ordinary girls living in Los Angeles. But they each have a secret. Vanessa can become invisible. Catty can travel through time.

Serena reads minds, and Jimena has premonitions. As they become friends, their incredible powers bind them together as The Daughters of the Moon. In Book One, Vanessa, who has always had the power to become invisible, discovers that she and her best friend Catty, a time-traveler, are goddesses of the moon who must fight together to overcome the evil Atrox. In Book Two, Serena, a moon goddess who has the gift of reading minds, is torn between joining the dark force of the evil Atrox and staying with her friends. In Book Three, ex-gang member Jimena is terrified by the reappearance of Veto, who was once the love of her life. Veto was killed a year ago by a rival gang. Jimena discovers that he has made a devil's bargain, which could cost both of them their lives.

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it,This book was awful. I got rid of it as soon as I could.

I felt it was tainting my bookshelf! I grabbed it because of the mythos attached to it, thinking it would embrace natural femininity. I was so so wrong. I can't believe anyone would allow their teenagers to read this! Most of the emphasis was on their bodies. Not like I am completely against that (every girl has to feel sexy every once in a while) but these were teens here.

It seems like the characters were developed in a way that said 'I This book was awful. I got rid of it as soon as I could. I felt it was tainting my bookshelf! I grabbed it because of the mythos attached to it, thinking it would embrace natural femininity. I was so so wrong.

I can't believe anyone would allow their teenagers to read this! Most of the emphasis was on their bodies. Not like I am completely against that (every girl has to feel sexy every once in a while) but these were teens here. It seems like the characters were developed in a way that said 'I have no respect for myself.'

When they were dressing for 'battle' it involved about 15 lbs of glitter, tons of makeup, getting their hair juuuuust right and slipping into some sleazy costume. To me, when I think of a powerful woman, I don't think about her damn aesthetics. I don't picture a powerful woman slathering on the makeup and hair gel and glittery body paint and four inch high heels (very impractical for fighting in if you ask me).The book seemed to feed into the female stigma and stereotype (Uh the club dancing scene anyone?) rather than intelligently back-handing it and really emphasizing the real reasons women are strong. I was so ashamed of this book when I read it. It just added to the media circus on how women should look and portray themselves. If that was the point, to embrace femininity, and use it as a weapon she did an awful job.

Boobs are not a weapon girls and if you think that way I am very sorry for you.Some scenes in the book were alright and concentrated on the mythos and the plot but a lot of it was filler and crappy filler at that. No self-respecting woman would 'battle' like they did in the book.But that is just my opinion and if you liked it then I can be glad that you enjoyed a book. It looks rather large because its 3 books in one. So no wonder its so HUGE!!!Its really good. Thats why I rated it 5 stars. If it wasn't really good, I don't think I would of rated it 5 stars unless I wanted to torture people by making them read this book since they think it is good and then they would find out it was bad and want to keep reading to see if there is a good part.

And soon enough the book would be done and they would write their reveiw as the oppisite of mine. Luckily, I am an hone It looks rather large because its 3 books in one. So no wonder its so HUGE!!!Its really good. Thats why I rated it 5 stars. If it wasn't really good, I don't think I would of rated it 5 stars unless I wanted to torture people by making them read this book since they think it is good and then they would find out it was bad and want to keep reading to see if there is a good part.

And soon enough the book would be done and they would write their reveiw as the oppisite of mine. Luckily, I am an honest person and would never do such a thing.Most of this reveiw looks like a story explaining how I could of tricked you into reading a terrible book but then explaining this book ISN'T terrible. How strange.Well, insead of writing blah blah blah like I just did, I am going to get on with my reveiw.This book is about 4 girls who each have a moon necklace thingy and meet each other and become friends.

Wait, I left out the most important part, they each have a magical power. They talk to this freaky hippy like lady and she tells them the are the 'daughters of the moon' and the have to fight danger. SO the three books that are contained in this one book are aboout fighting danger and trying to have a normal life.My reveiw is written.And no, I am NOT trying to trick you into reading a terrible book. Would I have rated this 5 stars just to trick you? I think not.Ok I am dropping the subject now and am leaving.OK OK, I am leaving now.Are you rushing me?

Do I look like a person to be rushed? Ok, well you can't see but its a figure of speech.No, I am not weird.I am leaving.NOW! Okay, so these books are intressting when aproching mythology, but it really feels like the author clicked 'copy' and then 'paste' when describing common events. The same words in the same order retelling events gets tiresome.And i didn't really liked the pattern te books follow: All is well when one strange thing happens, things start to mess up, then the main girl gets ready for battle and the main fight comes about with some twist, and in the end she meets with the guy they're intrested in.I Okay, so these books are intressting when aproching mythology, but it really feels like the author clicked 'copy' and then 'paste' when describing common events. The same words in the same order retelling events gets tiresome.And i didn't really liked the pattern te books follow: All is well when one strange thing happens, things start to mess up, then the main girl gets ready for battle and the main fight comes about with some twist, and in the end she meets with the guy they're intrested in.It happend in all three stories, even though the main character changed with each book.Not everything is bad, though. I liked the powers the girls have, and the way they combine. Also, their personalities vary from each other and create and exiting mix.

This series is a reread for me and its a series that will always have a sepcial place in my heart because these books got me into reading. Esecially into paranormal romance books.

PlusnI love the diversity of the friendship of these group of girls. Now that I reread them I can say that I do still love the story plot but it feels so repetitive in each book. Also, I just wished that these girls were a lot older because of some of the content that happens and these girls at the beginning of this se This series is a reread for me and its a series that will always have a sepcial place in my heart because these books got me into reading.

Esecially into paranormal romance books. PlusnI love the diversity of the friendship of these group of girls. Now that I reread them I can say that I do still love the story plot but it feels so repetitive in each book.

Also, I just wished that these girls were a lot older because of some of the content that happens and these girls at the beginning of this series are 15 years old. And last thing of course that happens especially in YA are where are the freaking parents?!?!

I started reading this series when I was a young teenager. The stories were always captivating. The writing, on the other hand, wasn't exactly the best out there in YA today, but I have a feeling that perhaps it was because the target age was aiming for kids even younger than myself when I was a teen (9-14 y/o). There was excessive purple prose, it was unpoetically written, and there were constant descriptions of the clothes every single character was wearing. Ewing has commented before on the d I started reading this series when I was a young teenager.

The stories were always captivating. The writing, on the other hand, wasn't exactly the best out there in YA today, but I have a feeling that perhaps it was because the target age was aiming for kids even younger than myself when I was a teen (9-14 y/o). There was excessive purple prose, it was unpoetically written, and there were constant descriptions of the clothes every single character was wearing. Ewing has commented before on the descriptions and said that the clothes were a way of showing girl power, particularly when they were 'goddessing' themselves for a battle. Reading them now in comparison to reading them a decade ago is a completely different experience, but there's just something about these books that are so much fun. The characters and their motives were all believable, the dialogue was realistic, and I absolutely loved the incorporation of the ancient goddesses in the novels.

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Plus, Stanton is kind of my fantasy guy. I'd absolutely recommend these books to young teens and even to the older folks if you can get past the plain writing and excessive descriptions. Not really sure how to review this one.

I don't want to say it was bad, there were part of this series I enjoyed. Which is why I stuck through all three stories in this book. I was curious to see what would happen, so I plowed on. Normally I love this type of book, but it was a little scattered for me.In the beginning I thought the girls were a little older, at least 17 or 18 but only because they were in school. Then I found they were only 15, which was a little hard for me to shift gears.

The Not really sure how to review this one. I don't want to say it was bad, there were part of this series I enjoyed. Which is why I stuck through all three stories in this book. I was curious to see what would happen, so I plowed on. Normally I love this type of book, but it was a little scattered for me.In the beginning I thought the girls were a little older, at least 17 or 18 but only because they were in school. Then I found they were only 15, which was a little hard for me to shift gears. There are something they go through that should not be happening, but this I guess it the typical for this genre.

But then it switched gears and it felt like the writing style was much younger. Those are my issues with it.That being said, I think these had some potential, and there is a neat story here, but just a little over done for me.

This is one series that I'm not excited about getting to the next book. I'll leave those for someone else! Reading books published around 2000 is always a trip. My feelings about this are probably similar to those of someone who picks up the Sisterhood books for the first time: I like the friendship and power and strength and flaws in here, but there are certain things that I wouldn't accept from a series that was published today.

Having a Latina character is wonderful and probably a big deal at the time, just like Sisterhood was, but I doubt the author got (m)any sensitivity readers for this (not su Reading books published around 2000 is always a trip. My feelings about this are probably similar to those of someone who picks up the Sisterhood books for the first time: I like the friendship and power and strength and flaws in here, but there are certain things that I wouldn't accept from a series that was published today. Having a Latina character is wonderful and probably a big deal at the time, just like Sisterhood was, but I doubt the author got (m)any sensitivity readers for this (not sure if the way Spanish is woven in is accurate, why does the Latina have to be the one in the gang/where is the line drawn between what's realistic for the setting and what's a stereotype, etc). There are four girls who are considered goddesses/daughters of the moon, and three of them got a story in this and the fourth one did not, nor was she described very often, so I'm interested in seeing if she ended up with her own book after these three books were published.Quick summary: four teenage girls in LA find out they're goddesses (aka daughters of the moon) and they each have a power/supernatural ability and have to fight the forces of evil. They're all straight but some of their friendships felt very queer to me.Also:1.

Borders was mentioned and I almost cried because I miss Borders, especially the giant one that was at Sunset and Vine2. I didn't know the Bev Center's parkinglot is aboveground to prevent methane seepage and that the mall curled around a working oil rig. I love learning about LA. I feel like I would have enjoyed this series as a teenager or preteen because it reminds me of Charmed–a 1990s television series I was obsessed with.

The four daughters of the moon are tasked with foiling a great evil, blah, blah, blah.Things I like:There are constant allusions to mythology; each book is narrated by a specific girl and explores her individual battle with evil and the lesson she learned afterwards; and the books are action packed and fast paced.What I don't like is th 3.3 stars. I feel like I would have enjoyed this series as a teenager or preteen because it reminds me of Charmed–a 1990s television series I was obsessed with. The four daughters of the moon are tasked with foiling a great evil, blah, blah, blah.Things I like:There are constant allusions to mythology; each book is narrated by a specific girl and explores her individual battle with evil and the lesson she learned afterwards; and the books are action packed and fast paced.What I don't like is the writing — it ruined a potentially promising plotline since it is basic and flat. It doesn't engage me with its repetitive short-sentence prose of the various battles or main events that occur in the narrative. I'm not really connecting to any of the situations or characters because they are brilliantly and artistically created; rather, I'm just turning pages because I just have to know how the girls save the day. One of my guilty pleasures is young adult fiction and fantasy, but the author really needs to put more effort into creating a picture with words that we can literally close our eyes and imagine. He or she also should write a cast of well-rounded characters that show development throughout the series.

I'll probably keep reading when I am looking for a quick read on a rainy day or I just don't have anything more interesting to read. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it,I really, really liked this book. It was a fairly quick read (despite the 800+ pages) and I'm very happy I read it in volume form, so I didn't have to wait even a moment to get my hands on the next book. I could just read three of them straight through.Goddess Of The Night: I liked this one enough to make me read the others, but I didn't like Vanessa so much.

She was whinny, and weak through 90% of her book. Plus, I didn't like Michael Saratoga (just didn't see the appeal) and I didn't understanI really, really liked this book.

It was a fairly quick read (despite the 800+ pages) and I'm very happy I read it in volume form, so I didn't have to wait even a moment to get my hands on the next book. I could just read three of them straight through.Goddess Of The Night: I liked this one enough to make me read the others, but I didn't like Vanessa so much. She was whinny, and weak through 90% of her book. Plus, I didn't like Michael Saratoga (just didn't see the appeal) and I didn't understand why Vanessa would want to be friends with Morgan. I liked Catty, Serena, Jimena, the plot, and the writing though, so I kept reading. I'm glad I did. But, Vanessa herself may be a big part of why I knocked a star of my rating for this book.Into The Cold Fire: I liked this book better than the previous one.

I relate most to Serena, I think, so it was easy for me to put myself in her shoes. (Plus, I would love to dye my hair crayola red). This book was the most creepy of the three, because the bit with the Atrox erasing any memory Serena had that would interfere with their plan was just creepy cool.

Although I hated Stanton in the first book, I really liked him in this one. I genuinely believe he loves Serena, and that she'll get him to turn against the Atrox eventually.Night Shade: Although I relate to Serena most, this book was my favorite. The concept of Jimena's former boyfriend (the supposed love of her life) coming back from the dead was brilliant, Tarterus under the park was cool, and Cassandra was just plain scary. My main problem, now, is that I'm torn. I love Veto and Collin. But, I might just love Collin more. The interactions between Jimena and Collin were my favorite part of the book (possibly the whole volume).Overall: I apologize for the fairly unhelpful review, I guess I'm not in a very helpful state at the moment.

But, this volume is definitely a good read. It's fast, and a fairly easy read, but full of action and very interesting. The 800+ pages go by really fast, and I found myself reading in every spare moment of time I had. If you like paranormal YA, old legends, and some romance-y sub-plots, than I definitely recommend this one. It won't take you long, and it's a really good read. My only problem now is getting my hands on the next book.

Anyone know where I could find myself a copy of 'The Secret Scroll'? I had a couple of issues with these stories:-The ages of the heroines vs. Their actions don't match up. I kept thinking the girls were 17 or 19, which would have made what they were doing (not the paranormal stuff, but the 'regular' stuff like traipsing about LA) more believable.-Cut and paste was used often to describe characters or details from previous stories. I'm not sure if it would have been as noticeable if I read each book individually, but it was very noticeable in the bind-up.-The gl I had a couple of issues with these stories:-The ages of the heroines vs. Their actions don't match up. I kept thinking the girls were 17 or 19, which would have made what they were doing (not the paranormal stuff, but the 'regular' stuff like traipsing about LA) more believable.-Cut and paste was used often to describe characters or details from previous stories.

I'm not sure if it would have been as noticeable if I read each book individually, but it was very noticeable in the bind-up.-The glorification of young women sexing it up with their friends to turn guys on. If (young) women want to rub up against each other because.they. find it enjoyable, that is one thing.

The author depicts the main female characters as using this ploy solely for the purpose of attracting guys. In general, I feel like the characters are over sexualized (yet there is no more than kissing) and with no thought process other than it makes them feel special because guys dig it. Maybe this is what 15 year old girls think and/or how they act, but it doesn't seem right in the context of the novel.Sadly, this is one of those story lines where I'm interested enough in the concept to want to see how it plays out but not terribly interested in the characters or the actual novels. I think a reviewer who was very interested in analyzing the text would have a lot more to say about how wrong some of the themes are for this age group, etc. I just don't feel like bothering. Meh all around. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers.

To view it,Rating this book was kinda hard since there were three books bound together all in one. So I took the average of stars I gave to each individual book and rounded it accordingly.Book 1: Goddess of the Night, 3 StarsBook 2: Into the Cold Fire, 4 StarsBook 3: Night Shade, 3 Stars.for an average of 3.25, which rounded down to 3 stars overall.This book is good for readers who like an easy, a magical, and romantic read at time when they're bored.

The battle scenes in the book when the daughters fa Rating this book was kinda hard since there were three books bound together all in one. So I took the average of stars I gave to each individual book and rounded it accordingly.Book 1: Goddess of the Night, 3 StarsBook 2: Into the Cold Fire, 4 StarsBook 3: Night Shade, 3 Stars.for an average of 3.25, which rounded down to 3 stars overall.This book is good for readers who like an easy, a magical, and romantic read at time when they're bored. The battle scenes in the book when the daughters face the Atrox weren't exceptionally good, for people would like descriptive and exciting battle scenes. And overall, the plots in each of the stories were far too predictable. I could basically guess what's going to happen next. The romance shown in each of the books is okay, and my favorite is probably between Serena and Stanton in Book 2 (thus, the 4 stars!).If you want to read something for fun, and you have the time, this book is for you.

If you're looking for something more serious and darker, try something else.:). Daughters of the Moon is a rather long series, and this book is made up of the first three books. There are four main characters (Catty, Vanessa, Serena, and Jimena), and each book follows a different character’s storyline. I usually don’t like series that rotate character focus like that, but this one works well.

The four characters are friends, so all of them are present in each book. These characters go through the discovery of their true fate (a typical good versus evil plot), and they learn Daughters of the Moon is a rather long series, and this book is made up of the first three books. There are four main characters (Catty, Vanessa, Serena, and Jimena), and each book follows a different character’s storyline.

I usually don’t like series that rotate character focus like that, but this one works well. The four characters are friends, so all of them are present in each book. These characters go through the discovery of their true fate (a typical good versus evil plot), and they learn how to have full control over their individual powers along the way.

Each one has a specific talent not shared by the others. Vanessa can become invisible, Catty can travel back and forth in time (24 hour limit), Serena can see into the minds of others, and Jimena has premonitions of the future (which cannot be altered).It’s not an exceptional storyline, but it’s a good way to fill up the time, and it did hold my interest throughout. For a reader who simply enjoys reading a good story versus something with heavy content or deep meaning, this is a book for you. Why was this not text-to-speech enabled? Maybe others don't find this to be a problem but I find I really need this feature to help me stay in the story beyond eye-strain.The first book drew me in, in spite of my eyes. It was well written and characters well developed. But progressively through the three books the editing failed.

In places, that lack of editing became very distracting and confusing as there were empty pages and continuity errors.Even still the story kept me interested.Now I real Why was this not text-to-speech enabled? Maybe others don't find this to be a problem but I find I really need this feature to help me stay in the story beyond eye-strain.The first book drew me in, in spite of my eyes. It was well written and characters well developed. But progressively through the three books the editing failed. In places, that lack of editing became very distracting and confusing as there were empty pages and continuity errors.Even still the story kept me interested.Now I really show my age. 14 year-olds out and about L.A. County, dressed for sex, with just each other as guides?

Well, I guess there wouldn't be a story if there were actual parental units in their lives. I'm sure young girls eat this stuff up.I will pass with the rest of the series, especially without text-to-speech. This has the first three books in the Daughters of The Moon series by Lynne Ewing. Goddess of The Night, Into the Cold Fire and Night Shade.

And I was hooked. Now I cannot wait to read the rest of the books. I believe there are ten more. The author is heavily influenced by mythology.The first three introduces the four daughters of the moon: Vanessa, Catty, Serena and Jimena. They seem like regular LA teenagers into boys, books, clothes but they all are about to embark on a life changing journey This has the first three books in the Daughters of The Moon series by Lynne Ewing. Goddess of The Night, Into the Cold Fire and Night Shade. And I was hooked.

Now I cannot wait to read the rest of the books. I believe there are ten more.

The author is heavily influenced by mythology.The first three introduces the four daughters of the moon: Vanessa, Catty, Serena and Jimena. They seem like regular LA teenagers into boys, books, clothes but they all are about to embark on a life changing journey and face that they are very different in many other ways.This book is completely intriguing and I read the eight hundred some pages in four days but I do have to take a bus and a train so I found the time.

There was the first three books of this series in this one book. It is slightly more for a younger readers but I enjoyed the books. I really like the characters. There are four main girls who have powers given to them by Selene. She is the God who runs the moon across the sky following the sun so the moon can then reflect the suns rays. She falls in love with a mortal and leaves the moon. That is why we have no moon for three days every month.

Zeus punishes her but her love for the mortal is too There was the first three books of this series in this one book. It is slightly more for a younger readers but I enjoyed the books.

I really like the characters. There are four main girls who have powers given to them by Selene. She is the God who runs the moon across the sky following the sun so the moon can then reflect the suns rays. She falls in love with a mortal and leaves the moon. That is why we have no moon for three days every month. Zeus punishes her but her love for the mortal is too strong.

These daughters of the moon are the result of their love! Each story focuses on one of the four girls. I hope that the fourth girl, Catty will have her story revealed in the fourth book. The other girls are Serena, Jimena, and Vanessa. Includes 'Goddess of the night', 'Into the cold fire' and 'Night Shade':Four girls, four powers, one evil.Vanessa can become invisible. But that's the biggest secret in her life. By meeting Jimena and Serena, she and her best friend Catty discover that they are more then just girls: they are Daughters of the Moon.

Everyone of them has a special power like Invisibility, Mind reading, Travelling back in time and Premonitions.But with they're powers comes a duty. They have to fight the ancient evil Includes 'Goddess of the night', 'Into the cold fire' and 'Night Shade':Four girls, four powers, one evil.Vanessa can become invisible.

But that's the biggest secret in her life. By meeting Jimena and Serena, she and her best friend Catty discover that they are more then just girls: they are Daughters of the Moon. Everyone of them has a special power like Invisibility, Mind reading, Travelling back in time and Premonitions.But with they're powers comes a duty. They have to fight the ancient evil called the Atrox that wants to destroy the goddesses.

Can the four of them fight it even when they're love's in the game?Great volume one of this fantasy series. Each character is unique and every decision the girls make are like I thought that girl would make. These books get 3 stars because of the myths behind them. I've always been a sucker for the gods/goddesses. But as I read these book(s) it's just seems so cliche and predictable. Normally I'm all for that; however, lately I have read nothing but YA novels and I'm starting to get bored. I don't like the different points of views either.

It does remind me a lot of the anime Sailor Moon. I take pride in rereading books but this will not be a book I visit again for years if not decades too come. If These books get 3 stars because of the myths behind them. I've always been a sucker for the gods/goddesses. But as I read these book(s) it's just seems so cliche and predictable. Normally I'm all for that; however, lately I have read nothing but YA novels and I'm starting to get bored.

I don't like the different points of views either. It does remind me a lot of the anime Sailor Moon. I take pride in rereading books but this will not be a book I visit again for years if not decades too come.

If you are bored and really have nothing better to do then I recommend this book. Other than that I'm glad this book was on clearance or I would have been rather disappointed. I picked up this omnibus on a whim. I'd read the back of the book and thought it sounded interesting, and it's always a good idea to read more than one book in a series to determine if it's right for me. The first book in this volume quickly convinced me that it is right for me. I love the inclusion of romance in each story, and the characters are nicely complex.

What I love the most however, is the nods to classical mythology and how they end up playing out in each story. I love the direction t I picked up this omnibus on a whim. I'd read the back of the book and thought it sounded interesting, and it's always a good idea to read more than one book in a series to determine if it's right for me. The first book in this volume quickly convinced me that it is right for me. I love the inclusion of romance in each story, and the characters are nicely complex.

What I love the most however, is the nods to classical mythology and how they end up playing out in each story. I love the direction these stories have gone and will definitely be picking up more of the series. Wow.just wow. This is a different twist on fiction books.Most people would automatically assume that this is a vampire book because those are popular, but it isn't. This book series is about daughters of the moon goddess and the dangers they must face because of it. As you can see the first three books are together.

Each focuses on the girls, but each has one main one tofocus on each book. It is amazing to see their different life styles. Thismore of a book for girl, but guys don't let that st Wow.just wow.

This is a different twist on fiction books.Most people would automatically assume that this is a vampire book because those are popular, but it isn't. This book series is about daughters of the moon goddess and the dangers they must face because of it. As you can see the first three books are together. Each focuses on the girls, but each has one main one tofocus on each book. It is amazing to see their different life styles. Thismore of a book for girl, but guys don't let that stop you.

Lynne Ewing is an American author and a screen writer.She always had to move around a lot when she was growing up because her father was in the Marine Corps. She has two sisters. Lynne graduated from high school in Lima, Peru after attending seven other schools. While she was in Peru, she learned to speak Spanish. She attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. When she was 30 years ol Lynne Ewing is an American author and a screen writer.She always had to move around a lot when she was growing up because her father was in the Marine Corps. She has two sisters.

Lynne graduated from high school in Lima, Peru after attending seven other schools. While she was in Peru, she learned to speak Spanish. She attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. When she was 30 years old, she began writing for newspapers, documentaries, magazines, and did screen writing. She also counsels troubled teens. Her first books were Drive-By and Party Girl.

Drive-By took six years to write, and Party Girl has been made into a movie called Living the Life. She has written the completed Daughters of the Moon and Sons of the Dark series. She lives in Los Angeles and Washington D.C. Ewing has two children, Jonathan, a molecular biologist, and Amber, an international lawyer. She has also traveled to Japan, China, Russia, Europe, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos, Myanmar, and Thailand. She has begun a new series called Sisters of Isis.