Moonveiled Journeys

Beneath the Dragoneye Moons, Book 5

De: Selkie Myth

Narrado por: Andrea Emmes

Journey to the center of Pallos!

Lule is dead. Toke is missing.

Escaping from the devastating battle between the dragon and the Guardians, Elaine and the dwarves have fallen deep into an abandoned, unused mineshaft. Danger lurks around every corner, from starvation, traps, orcs, and more! Elaine must survive in the hostile stone tomb, cut away from the sky, away from her friends and comrades. She needs to find a way to escape, or be buried forever.

Weren't there rumors of the dragon's lair being down here?

©2021 Selkie Myth (P)2022 Podium Audio

Last Half of the Book Feels like YA for Girls

With litrpg authors I can often tell when they've exceeded the basic outline of a narrative and they've started to start writing "organically". This generally leads to sloppiness and a deterioration of themes as well as plot that often challenges suspension of disbelief, and *Moonveiled Journeys* suffers from these things - slightly. It does get wobbly and even bad in some instances; for example, during a class-up all of the potential classes are examined and many of them are discarded. Then in the next chapter, they are no longer discarded until the protagonist's reasoning is repeated and they are, once again, discarded. Later, when meeting some new characters, they follow a long camping-and-traveling sequence to introduce the new characters and their culture with a long preparation for a battle that becomes exhausting. Like anime filler, these sloppiness shows in the repetition and the pacing.

Having said that, there's stuff to love here. There are moments of genuine excitement and the character progression (one of the best things about this series) is great when not bogged down by filler pacing and repetition. Additionally, there's character growth that shows our protagonist growing into an adult who starts making choices based on who she wants to be. She's still obsessed with mangoes, books, and heroism, but she's making more choices based on her first two loves rather than her last. I'm even a fan of the elves who show up late in the book but I need them to get on with fighting or ducking (preferably fade to black) or actually learn a craft or actually advance magic or something. . . there's just so much interest in romance or interest in learning magic or interest in brewing with no actual payoff that it is starting to read like the worst YA novels for girls and that has, until this moment, never been a pitfall for this series as Elayne acts. . . you know, usually.

The Dawn Marches On

Excellent installment of Elaine's diplomatic adventures in making relations with the other races on Pallos, including helping a dragon.

Greatly enjoyed!

I'm a big fan of this series! Fun story and characters. great and consistent narration. keep them come and I'll keep buying

review

so lots of plot holes but the one that keeps getting me is her system clock. in book one she specifically talks about how she has an Earth based system clock. an references it multiple times through the book.

Wonderful!!!

Selkie does it again! Elaine is always a delight! Love how the world is expanding for Elaine! Pick this book up!