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Moon Over Marisol #1
Moon Over Marisol : The Ghost Town Forest
104 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 18, 2026
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About the author
Dennis Santaniello
65 books22 followersDennis Santaniello is the author of the epic book trilogy: "Conquistadors".
Other works include "Sergei and Hans": a WWI novel about the Eastern Front.
He also writes screenplays and spends his time working on his family farm.
Other works include "Sergei and Hans": a WWI novel about the Eastern Front.
He also writes screenplays and spends his time working on his family farm.
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Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews
January 19, 2026
Fantasy under the moon.
I started reading this book not expecting much. I was startled when I realized I was on the last page! I had been on a magical adventure in the universe with a good witch and a cat familiar. The challenge to repair a forest that had been destroyed by black magic.
I recommend this book if you're looking for a gentle adventure with a happy ending. Short, and relaxing read!
I started reading this book not expecting much. I was startled when I realized I was on the last page! I had been on a magical adventure in the universe with a good witch and a cat familiar. The challenge to repair a forest that had been destroyed by black magic.
I recommend this book if you're looking for a gentle adventure with a happy ending. Short, and relaxing read!
February 28, 2026
I just finished Moon Over Marisol: The Ghost Town Forest and loved everything about it.
Imagine being a 900-year-old witch assigned to a ghost town in a dead desert — with one directive: replant the forest that once stood there. Add a cursed raven, stubborn ghosts, and a town that resists change, and you have a magical, page-turning fairytale layered with deeper meaning about restoration and hope.
If you enjoy fantasy that enchants while making you think, this one is worth picking up.
Imagine being a 900-year-old witch assigned to a ghost town in a dead desert — with one directive: replant the forest that once stood there. Add a cursed raven, stubborn ghosts, and a town that resists change, and you have a magical, page-turning fairytale layered with deeper meaning about restoration and hope.
If you enjoy fantasy that enchants while making you think, this one is worth picking up.
February 13, 2026
I really enjoyed this story. It reminded me of an older novel that was intended for young adults and teenagers. The storyline is engaging and keeps you interested. I would recommend this book to anyone.
March 23, 2026
“AI” slop.
If the author does not bother writing it, I don’t bother reading it. I also don’t want the slop to make my brain mushy.
Use of the eso-fascist planet-burning theft machine is wrong in so many ways…
If the author does not bother writing it, I don’t bother reading it. I also don’t want the slop to make my brain mushy.
Use of the eso-fascist planet-burning theft machine is wrong in so many ways…
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews