Moonfall
The thrilling sequel to Lightfall, a fantasy epic of revolution set in a world of vampires, werewolves, and sorcerers, for fans of Jay Kristoff’s Empire of the Vampire and Cassandra Clare’s Swordcatcher.
The revolution is here… but in the Everlands, nothing comes easy.
In the last vampire city of First Light, the rebels know the truth about the Grays. But nothing has changed. Sam has a plan to bring the whole rotten city down: a plan of peace, not violence. But in this city, the best laid plans have a way of falling apart, and she’ll need the help of the city’s ex ruler and former enemy if she’s to avoid a bloodbath.
Meanwhile, in the Wolflands, Jacob, Sage, and Raven must seek help from the wolves. But when a murder is committed, the land threatens to descend into war, and unless the culprit is found, they might not escape with their lives. But with a long list of suspects and a long set of claws out for them, the odds don't look good.
And then there’s Neuras Sinassion. History’s most dangerous sorcerer has decided it’s finally time to tell his secrets and the truth about the humans. But the truth will come at a price.
When the dust has settled and the bodies are counted, only one thing is certain—the Everlands will never be the same again.
- Pages
- 388
- First published
- 2026
- Edition
- Ebook
Shelved by 1 Litcadian
Reviews
Finished August 23, 2026
I really enjoyed this sequel! One of my favorite things about this series is the world building, especially the unique way the wolf and vampire cultures work. There’s so much thought put into how these different societies function and I really enjoyed getting a bigger glimpse into the sorceresses' society and how they work. Sam knows she has the best group helping her with the revolution and I think that's one of her best qualities. Getting more of Jacob and Raven’s stories is also exactly what I wanted!! Finding out more about Alanna’s past happened at the best time, although I still want MORE of her story. My only real issue was that the book sometimes felt like two separate books put together. There are two major conflicts and the shift between them made the overall story feel a little disjointed. Both storylines were interesting on their own (the part with the wolves was better imo), but I think it would have flowed better if they had been woven together more tightly. Then there’s Earth 5. Because apparently we weren't already dealing with wolves, vampires, sorceresses, and everything else going on in this world... now we have aliens?! That was definitely a moment where I had to stop and process what I had just read and it kinda took me out of the story for a bit. Overall, I really enjoyed returning to this world and these characters. The world building continues to be one of the strongest parts of the series, and I can't wait to see where book 3 takes us! I'm especially hoping we finally find these mysterious mortals that keep popping up. Thanks to NetGalley, the publisher, and the author for the eARC!