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Obsidian Moon, Obsidian Eye (The Jan Xu Adventures, #2)
by
J. Damask
The world turns and the dragon catches its own tail.
Jan Xu, now alpha and leader of the Xu clan, faces more challenges when a
past misadventure rears its head and threatens to tear her life apart. Added
to this is a revelation about her role in her pack, which can make or break
her, or potentially help her defeat an old foe, if she managed to hold onto
her sanity.
Despera...more
Jan Xu, now alpha and leader of the Xu clan, faces more challenges when a
past misadventure rears its head and threatens to tear her life apart. Added
to this is a revelation about her role in her pack, which can make or break
her, or potentially help her defeat an old foe, if she managed to hold onto
her sanity.
Despera...more
Published
November 7th 2011
by Lyrical Press, Inc
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“I wanted my land back. It was deep in my blood. It sang in my bones. It demanded action.” -J. Damask, Obsidian Moon, Obsidian Eye, pg 100
A black drake coils through Jan Xu’s days and dreams, threatening her family, her pack, her land. It is a difficult choice, whether or not to involve her people in a blood feud from her Gang of Four days. But as blood is shed and even the Ancestral Forest is violated, Jan Xu will bring the ferocity of the Lang into play.
There is an ethereal elegance to Damask’...more
A black drake coils through Jan Xu’s days and dreams, threatening her family, her pack, her land. It is a difficult choice, whether or not to involve her people in a blood feud from her Gang of Four days. But as blood is shed and even the Ancestral Forest is violated, Jan Xu will bring the ferocity of the Lang into play.
There is an ethereal elegance to Damask’...more
What I love about this story is the exotic with the touch of the familiar. Or perhaps it is because I, too, relate to a post-colonial environment. Either way, Damask's Myriad reflect the human society in which they live. Jan has her hands full trying to balance her roles as mother, wolf and leader of her pack--all while an ancient evil stirs, hellbent on mindless revenge. Damask evokes her Eastern milieu to such a degree that I feel as though I'm there, walking with her character through the str...more
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I wasn't sure about this one at some points, but I ended up being swept away again by the story. A softer and another echo of the first, it deals directly with the consequences and dives deep into the effects of events on Jan. I ended up crying over the ending, which was excellent. This is more of a character study of a novel, very psychological. I can't wait to see where things will go next. Definitely worth a read, and you will be as excited as I an about where the story will go after this. th...more
I still love how this series is different from the mainstream in that the main characters are family. That and the author does an excellent job at detail with making it boring.
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