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A review by chronicreader96
Moonlight Becomes You by Robert Herold
4.0
This is the second book in the Eidola Project series and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I definitely preferred this one to the first one!
Moonlight Becomes You follows the team of the Eidola Project as they are called to a small town experiencing strange beast attacks. However, some in the town don’t want them involved.
I really enjoyed coming back to these characters. Nigel went through so much growth in this book, I loved to see him developing as a character. I really hated him in the first book, but my opinion is slowly starting to change. I really enjoyed the way this was written, it had a great pace and I found myself wanting to keep reading.
I really liked that Robert touches on some important topics in this book, primarily racism. I will never stop finding events of the past (and sadly the present) truly horrifying. However, it is done with a great sensitivity which helped to keep a relatively up-beat feel to the book. The writing really grounds you in the period which created a wonderful and haunting atmosphere. Although I had not guessed who the beast was, I wasn’t overly shocked by the reveal. That being said, I still thoroughly enjoyed this book and I am really looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
I would recommend this series to fans of historical fiction grounded in paranormal themes. Although this could be read as a standalone, I recommend reading the first book initially as it gives more insight into the characters. I want to thank Robert Herold for allowing me to read this book and give my personal thoughts.
Moonlight Becomes You follows the team of the Eidola Project as they are called to a small town experiencing strange beast attacks. However, some in the town don’t want them involved.
I really enjoyed coming back to these characters. Nigel went through so much growth in this book, I loved to see him developing as a character. I really hated him in the first book, but my opinion is slowly starting to change. I really enjoyed the way this was written, it had a great pace and I found myself wanting to keep reading.
I really liked that Robert touches on some important topics in this book, primarily racism. I will never stop finding events of the past (and sadly the present) truly horrifying. However, it is done with a great sensitivity which helped to keep a relatively up-beat feel to the book. The writing really grounds you in the period which created a wonderful and haunting atmosphere. Although I had not guessed who the beast was, I wasn’t overly shocked by the reveal. That being said, I still thoroughly enjoyed this book and I am really looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
I would recommend this series to fans of historical fiction grounded in paranormal themes. Although this could be read as a standalone, I recommend reading the first book initially as it gives more insight into the characters. I want to thank Robert Herold for allowing me to read this book and give my personal thoughts.