Life, love, revenge and the pursuit to do what's right. Woven in Moonlight follows Ximena a royal decoy who is summoned by rival king for her hand in marriage.
In Ximena's pursuit to get revenge on the group that left her an orphan, she realizes that it's not the people that are all bad, it's a few powerful leaders fighting one another. She discovers that government should work for the masses, not the few.
This book uncovers that our similarities are actually stronger than our differences, when you start to listen to others versus just judging them. It's an important message for YA readers and has a sense of magical realism, that is beautifully displayed and pays homage to Bolivian heritage.
In Ximena's pursuit to get revenge on the group that left her an orphan, she realizes that it's not the people that are all bad, it's a few powerful leaders fighting one another. She discovers that government should work for the masses, not the few.
This book uncovers that our similarities are actually stronger than our differences, when you start to listen to others versus just judging them. It's an important message for YA readers and has a sense of magical realism, that is beautifully displayed and pays homage to Bolivian heritage.