Chronicles of Faerie: The Hunter's Moon (Paperback)

from Ameliaiif

Okay, very mixed feelings here! On one hand, I really really enjoyed the descriptive passages about Ireland and its rich history and mythology. On the other hand, I felt that the characters and the general plot were extremely underdeveloped, and in addition, just downright bizarre. - The worst th...

from rbernard907

Did not enjoy this book very much. The characters were too perfect and there wasn't a lot of depth to them, and the story was almost laughable. Do not recommend this book in the series, so just skip it the books are noncontiguous anyway.

from amberwitch

Fairly incompetent executed urban fantasy, with a very unoriginal plot. The kind of YA that uses it as an excuse to cut corners, when it comes to characters and narrative.

from ronincats

The Hunter's Moon by O. R. Melling is another one of those fusions of modern-day life with faery, with teen protagonists. However, this one is lifted out of the ordinary by several factors. First, it takes place in Ireland. Although this is NOT uncommon, the author is a resident of Ireland and ha...

from TeenBookReviews

Gwen's cousin Findobhair is fairy-napped and it is up to Gwen to track down the traveling Fey Court and rescue her cousin before she is made the Sacrifice. In the course of her journey, Gwen learns about herself, her inner strength, the importance of friends and the power of confidence. The book ...