The Moon Witch

The second book in this series is the best of the three. I love the Anwyn and cant wait to read more about them. This one flowed the best for me also. Juliet makes a great queen and we get a glimpse of the baby Keelia which you can see more of in the second book of the "First Born Prophecy" series. I also reccommend that book highly. Enjoy this one because the last one is not as good.

Gentle steadfast Juliet is the middle sister, in a family of witches cursed to bring death to the men they love. Juliet belives herself to be plain and is content to live a chaste life, caring for her sisters, little neice, and the suspicous villager's using her talents with herbs and plants. She thinks she is destined for an unremarkable life except for the fact That Juliet has the sight. But everything changes the night Sophie and her baby daughter are kidnapped. Juliet and her older sister Isadora are taken captive by emperial troops and their beloved home is left to burn. This is the begining of three seperate and distinct storylines, because Juliet and Isadora are fated to be seperated as well. she must follow the path to her destiny which involves being abducted from her abductor's by somone the likes of whom Juliet has never seen before, Ryn. Juliet is fearful but she cannot ignore the deep atraction she feels for this misterious being, who claims that she is his life mate, and destined only for him. as they travle together towards Ryn's homeland Juliet can feel herself begining to change. coming into her own, with powers and abilities that she could hardly have dreamed of only a short while before. But there are things that Juliet does not know, she is part of an age old prophecy. That fortells of a know begining and a time of peace for Ryn's people. But there is a price or so Ryn thinks. Will Juliet be able to bear the burden of her new life? Will the love and passion Juliet and Ryn feel for each other be another step toward ending the Fayne curse?

If you enjoy paranormal romance then I hope you take the time to read this book it is one of the best ones I have read this book is part of a trilogy so please read the other ones it is a great read.

Sophia has left Fyne Mountain to rescue her daughter. This starts a chain of events that brings Emperor Sebestyen's men to the mountain. With their home burned, Juliet and Isadora are taken as captives to the Emperors' city of Arthes. Juliet, whose gift is of sight, generally cannot see her own future. When Juliet is rescued (or kidnapped) from her military captors by a wild man, she doesn't know what to do; she just has the burning need to escape to return and save Isadora. However the farther North she travels Juliet is convinced Ryn, her rescuer, must be delusional because he is adamant she is his mate! Regardless, she is not afraid of him, just the reoccurring nightmares that leave her terrified of intimacy with the man she is growing more attracted to. Linda Winstead Jones has done it again. I really cannot believe how sucked into THE MOON WITCH I was. The chain of events surrounding the three sisters lives is hurtling forward and I feel like I devoured this book with my need to know what would happen next. I was continually surprised, and the series is only getting better. Sophia's story, THE SUN WITCH was great, but not as complicated and therefore I think, as a reader, if the stories are read out of order, could be an undeserved let down. Ryn is of the mysterious Anwyn, a race of people with the ability to shape shift. He is very demanding and yet exceedingly gentle when it comes to Juliet and I really liked watching the relationship develop between the two. As far as I'm concerned, the beliefs of the Anwyn are a little antiquated, so I think Juliet is perfect for him, mostly because she is more than she seems. Can't give you more details, I might spoil something! What I like best about Linda Winstead Jones writing is that in this trilogy, you are finding out about the world around Julia and nothing is neglected. Throughout the stories, there is also the saga of the cruel Emperor Sebestyen who is at war with his older (illegitimate) brother-who claims to be the true heir to the throne of Columbyana. Sebestyen has married his mistress, Liane making her Empress so that his child will be born legitimate. As a reader you are also following what happens to her sisters Isadora, who is taken to the Emperor's palace and Sophia, who has married a rebel fighting against Sebestyen. THE MOON WITCH is more like chapters taken out of a bigger book as well as its own story; you just learn the most about Juliet because now it is her turn to fall in love and complete her part of the solution to breaking the curse. I whole-heartedly recommend reading this series! Sophia's story: THE SUN WITCH, Juliet's story: THE MOON WITCH, Isadora's story: THE STAR WITCH

Juliet Fyne is the middle and plainest of the three Fyne sisters, all of whom are witches - each blessed, or cursed, with a unique magical gift. Juliet's gift is that of `sight' - being able to see the past and future of anyone she touches - except for herself. Juliet would dearly love to be able to use her gift to better understand the nightmare that so torments her of claws and fangs that rip apart her body. Better yet, it would have been nice to have foreseen the attack and capture by the emperor's soldiers who broke into her home taking her and her sister Isadora prisoner before before they burned down the home that had belonged to the Fyne witches for centuries. Ryn, had for the last five years dreamt of a woman with fiery tresses, whose face was never clear, yet deep down knew would be his life's mate. Lately the primal urge to find and claim her was acute. Using his great strength and swiftness, it was a simple enough feat for him to snatch her from the clutches of her captors and carry her away. However, convincing Juliet that they were life mates would be a different story. The closer they came to reaching his home, Juliet began to change and long dormant desires began to surface that would be both exhilarating and terrifying to her as she discovered the truth of her parentage and her role in fulfilling an ancient prophecy. *** In a continuation of the Fyne Sisters trilogy the exhilarating adventures continue for all of the sisters, while Juliet discovers the true meaning of a mate for life in an all consuming love and sensually laden passion for Ryn. Setting an exhilarating pace with non-stop action, the author whisks you from one segment to another weaving all three sisters lives in and out in this highly imaginative and brilliantly conceived trilogy. The excitement of the progression of the passionate relationship between Juliet and Ryn along with what is going on with her two sisters is intricately woven together into one steamy and exciting tale. It is a progressive build up that is certainly leaving this reader in extremely high anticipation of the next and final chapter of this series. Written in a marvelously clear and concise hand the author engages your imagination by painting vivid and delectable scenes that will completely mesmerize the reader. It's been some time since I've so been totally captivated by such a brilliantly conceived series that, in spite of the threads that keep it well tied to one another, each can also completely stand-alone. This is one fabulous read that lovers of the fantasy romance genre with highly sensual action are sure to enjoy! Marilyn, for www.romancedesigns.com