Reviewed by Anne Boling for Readers' Favorite

Sabin was about to kill her when the mysterious man appeared and saved her life. Libby lived in fear that the evil monster would return. Many, many years before, Merlin had placed all of his power in a stone. He knew that technology and magic should never be combined. Merlin divided the world making two. “One world was for humans and their science and the other for Fae and their magic.” Libby was protecting the Merlin Stone and Sabin was determined to retrieve it. Sabin called his mother from the grave to help him. Libby is not in this fight alone; she has the help of Alex, Zorovin, and Sierra.

There are many myths concerning Blue Moons. Cindy Lynn Speer cleverly plays on the myths in her book, Blue Moon. Speer uses a complex plot to tell this story of good versus evil. This is not a quick or easy read. I took notes to assist me in keeping up with the characters.