The Knight and the Moth

From New York Times bestselling author Rachel Gillig comes the next big romantasy sensation, a gothic, mist-cloaked tale of a young prophetess forced on an impossible quest with the one knight whose future is beyond her sight. Perfect for fans of Jennifer L. Armentrout and Leigh Bardugo.
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Readers say *The Knight and the Moth* is a beautifully written romantasy with sharp banter, memorable characters, and a charming gargoyle sidekick who...
Unique fantasy world/universe.
Anticipated this book too much & it ended in disappointment.
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Phenomenal as always
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I listened to the audiobook through libro.fm's Librarian ALC program. First, let me say I really liked the narrator. I usually have to bump the speed up because 1x is too slow and doesn't sound natural. Samantha Hydeson sounded natural and expressive. wonderful to listen to.
I loved The Knight and the Moth. The world, the magic, the characters, and the prose are all what I expect from Rachel Gillig after The Shephard King duology. She did not disappoint. I found it reminiscent The Shephard King, but distinct enough to feel like a whole new, unique, and interesting experience. I guessed a few things pretty quickly, but I did not mind because they journey was well crafted. Journey over destination. I am very excited for the sequel.
I loved The Knight and the Moth. The world, the magic, the characters, and the prose are all what I expect from Rachel Gillig after The Shephard King duology. She did not disappoint. I found it reminiscent The Shephard King, but distinct enough to feel like a whole new, unique, and interesting experience. I guessed a few things pretty quickly, but I did not mind because they journey was well crafted. Journey over destination. I am very excited for the sequel.
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