The Dawn and Its Light

The Night and Its Moon, Book 4

By: Piper CJ

Narrated by: Natalie Naudus

Length: 17 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

All that remains…

If Nox and Amaris are ever to have the life together they've always hoped for, they will have to use all the power and strength within them to protect their continent. When powerful enemies from Sulgrave wielding unspeakable access to magic threaten to shatter their world for good, they must join with Raascot's military, the reevers, and an unlikely ally from the mountains to have any hope of saving their kingdoms. Together, their forces press north across deadly wastelands, facing unknowable threats, impossible battles… and new questions of what their fate truly holds.

Their entire lives have been building toward this moment. Caught between faith and frenzy, questions and identity, love and lust, past and present, Nox and Amaris's story draws to an explosive conclusion as they fight once and for all to protect their people, their future, and each other.

©2024 Piper CJ (P)2024 Podium Audio

Al wrapped up in nice neat bows

I liked the series overall, but this book got to be predictable as the author worked to neatly tie everything up. This book also had an odd flow to it wherein every chapter seemed to conclude with a final cliffhanger or some grave foreboding...it was weird and created a jerking feel to the story. I was left feeling ready for the story to be finished.

wonderful conclusion to an amazing tale!

This book as the conclusion at least of this series was very satisfying and left me hoping there is more to come in the future! the world Piper CJ has built clearly has many mysteries yet to tell

Not about this narrator

Great quality of story. Loved the whole series, just not about Natalie, too many missteps in recording and word slips

Likeable characters

Unique storyline I hadn't quite heard before. Every time I thought I had the story figured out, there was another twist or added character or drastic mood change.

It’s an emotional roller coaster!

I was completely drawn in by the characters, relationships and plot. It became real to me.

Fantastic conclusion

I love the representation of different relationships and the emotional rollercoaster it is to be a human. Even tho they are mostly not human haha the Nox, Amaris, General triangle is beautiful! The overall adventure of this book and series has been enrapturing. Thank you!

She brought it all together…it’s a great tale

This is one of those series I will go back and listen to again and again—and I bought and read the books. I love fantasy and I loved the world Piper created. For someone who lives to read great wlw stories, sometimes the polyamory in this tale could have presented a challenge—always being cautious of how traditionally the girl usually doesn’t get the girl in the end. But Piper weaves her tale without fear and with love and beauty. Natalie does a masterful job bringing all the characters to life. Well done to both and enjoy the series!

Poly bisexual fantasy

Piper makes you fall in love with every character and every almond croissant. Her love of people, lore, monsters and pastries leaps from the story in fragrance and color. Loved it and can’t wait to get my signed copy from B&N so I can read it again:)

This series of 4 books was just what my soul needed

Following these characters through their journeys across the continents and dealing with magic, monsters, curses, and their true destiny was an adventure I of which I was happy to take part in. The characters were so richly developed, the twists so shocking, and quite frankly- the performance was fantastic. I highly recommend!!

Great ending but some plot holes

Loved the adventure and smut in this one. I thought the plot hole of finding the “true speaker” by having gadriel’s parents also stumble upon a priestess and the apple and seeing the true speaker was meh and her powers were convenient in a boring way. Thought that Nox’s dreaming power would’ve just been a better ending to the speaker.