Daughter of the Moon Goddess

Daughter of the Moon Goddess is a captivating tale of courage, identity, and the unbreakable bonds of family, inspired by the rich tapestry of Chinese mythology.

The Plot

Xingyin has spent her life in the shadows of the moon, concealed from the Celestial Emperor who banished her mother for daring to steal the elixir of immortality. When her latent magic inadvertently betrays her presence, she is thrust into a perilous journey to the Celestial Kingdom, driven by an unwavering determination to rescue her mother.

In her quest, Xingyin adopts a disguise and finds herself training alongside the Emperor's son. As she hones her skills in archery and magic, she grapples with complex emotions and an evolving relationship that challenges her loyalties. Her adventure is fraught with legendary creatures, formidable enemies, and tests of bravery that force her to confront her own strengths and vulnerabilities.

Themes

• The struggle for identity amidst societal expectations
• The power of love and sacrifice
• The quest for personal freedom
• The intersection of fate and choice

“A story that weaves magic and emotion with stunning prose.”

Readers who enjoyed Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan or The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang will find themselves enchanted by Xingyin's journey as she navigates a world brimming with danger and wonder.