Lian Hearn

The third book in the epic 'Tales of the Otori' series. Takeo and the exquisite Kaede, still only teenagers, are now married, but the implacable forces of destiny that rule their lives tear them apart.

Brilliance of the Moon

Sarah Escorsa

I finally got around to reading this book after finding (and reading!) the first two instalments of the series:) This was a good enough read but I didn't like it as much as 'Across the Nightingale Floor' or 'Grass For His Pillow'. Still, it was an enjoyable ending to a great trilogy! I recently found out that Hearn had written a sequel and a prequel which I am planning to read in the near future. One thing I fail to understand is why this series is marketed towards young adults. I hesitated reading the trilogy for this reason and probably wouldn't have done so if a friend hadn't strongly recommended it to me. Now I'm glad I did!

Brilliance of the Moon

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