When the Moon Hatched

by

Sarah A. Parker

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Fans of high fantasy with complex world-building and magic systems.
  • Readers who enjoy slow-burn romances with enemies-to-lovers dynamics.
  • Those who appreciate strong, sassy female protagonists in fantasy settings.
  • Readers who like long, immersive books with detailed descriptions and multiple POVs.
  • Fans of series like Throne of Glass or A Court of Thorns and Roses looking for similar vibes.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers who prefer straightforward, concise writing styles without excessive description.
  • Those who are easily overwhelmed by complex fantasy worlds and extensive lore.
  • Readers looking for fast-paced plots with constant action.
  • Those who dislike tropes common in young adult and new adult fantasy romance.
  • Readers who are sensitive to derivative elements or similarities to other popular fantasy series.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Unique and intricate world-building with an original magic system
  • Complex and immersive fantasy elements including dragons, fae, and various magical creatures
  • Strong character development, especially for the main characters Raeve and Kaan
  • Engaging slow-burn romance with good chemistry between the leads
  • Well-executed plot twists that keep readers guessing
  • Vivid and descriptive prose that creates a rich atmosphere
  • Balanced blend of fantasy and romance elements
  • Strong, sassy, and resilient female main character
  • Emotionally charged narrative with themes of love, loss, and redemption
  • Intriguing political intrigue and rebellion storylines

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Overwhelming amount of information and world-building at the beginning
  • Pacing issues, with some readers finding parts of the book slow or meandering
  • Excessive length (over 700 pages) that some readers found unnecessary
  • Writing style can be overly flowery or pretentious for some readers
  • Some plot elements and character traits feel derivative of other popular fantasy series
  • Confusing or poorly explained aspects of the world and magic system
  • Overuse of certain literary devices like italics and metaphors
  • Some readers found the main character Raeve to be annoying or cliché
  • Inconsistent tone, mixing modern language with fantasy elements
  • Romance development felt rushed or unbelievable to some readers

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