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Lost Past. New Powers. Try not to fall in love.
Join the steamy adventure in this best-selling paranormal romance!

Skye Walters thought waking up on the side of a river with no memory was her biggest problem. She had no idea that the man who had saved her from drowning, the man she now depended on, Aiden, was more than mere mortal. A warrior of ancient.

No memory, nowhere to go, Skye stays in the mountain town, only to discover she herself, has unexplained powers. Her life, her destiny, are soon out of her control, as are her feelings for Aiden. The deeper Skye gets sucked into Aiden’s hidden world, the more the past, and who she really is, threatens her future, her love, her sanity.

The Flame Moon series is intended for mature audiences. There is violence, sexual situations, and language that isn't so polite.

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November 26, 2013
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"This title is action packed and faced paced. You are swept up into the story, there are twists, betrayals and enough fight scenes to keep everything moving along swiftly." - Amanda P., Paranormal Romance (paraormalromancenoveldotcom)

"Everyone is a mystery...Kudos for the author on that one. She has taken parts of mythology and created her own world. It was very creative and intriguing." - Amy, The Book Diaries

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B008SGZOL8
Publisher ‏ : ‎ AWD Publishing; 4th edition (November 26, 2013)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ November 26, 2013
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 1649 KB
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 255 pages
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USA Today Bestselling Author K.J. Jackson writes historical and paranormal romances, but is a sucker for reading a good story in any genre. She lives in Minnesota with her husband, two children, and a dog who has taken the sport of bed-hogging to new heights. When not wrangling the words, she loves road trips, urban canoeing adventures, mountain biking, tennis, and weekends with absolutely nothing to do.

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K. M. Hill

Angst is too gentle a word

Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2016

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Unlike K.J. Jackson’s novels Promise and Vow, Flame Moon did not make me cry heartfelt tears; it just frustrated me. My thoughts have nothing to do with historical vs. contemporary—I’ll read any genre—and everything to do with the stories and characters. I might have liked it better at half this length. I read to the middle of chapter 19 (way further than I wanted to), then skipped to read the last half of chapter 21 to get to the end. Some of the amnesia and PTSD parts were good. The sex got repetitive, as did the agonies and betrayals. Content includes gore, kidnapping, prolonged torture.

The romance was a nope. Ditto for the friends and lovers severely wounding each other on purpose out of anger during training. The narrative point-of-view was clunky: maybe eighty percent Skye and twenty from her three new friends, and it wasn’t mixed well. My favorite characters were Rafe (the heroic dog), and friends Triaten and Charlotte. Some elements similar to the 1996 Geena Davis movie The Long Kiss Goodnight. If you like stories as gritty as Flame Moon, you might like Boone Brux’s Bringer and the Bane series, starting with Shield of Fire. Sharon Shinn’s Mystic and Rider remains my go-to fantasy. Flame Moon bought for $0 on Kindle on 10-03-16.

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Ms Cat

Heavily liked

Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2020

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I really did like the beginning of this series, not loved, but heavily liked. As beginnings go when it comes to series the author has to build a lot on the characters for the readers to get them to see, feel, understand their characters. While the story of Sky, to me, was spotty throughout, by the end you had most of her story complete and I really felt, and still do, that I want to continue reading the series to see where her and Aiden go.

As for the mythological content parts in which this story really does not pull on but just hints on I hope to see answers to the actual past and what led the two warring societies to be where they are in this book.

As for the romance parts, not really in-depth nor erotic, but quick snippets of the verbs and adjectives that deal in that area.

What I recommend this book? Yes. Do I want to continue reading the series? Yes. Am I hoping that the blank areas get filled in? Of course.

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S Long

4.5 🌟 2 Sides to a coin

Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2020

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Panthenites are supposed to be good, and the Malefic's are supposed to be evil. Yet it becomes clear there's both on each side. Aiden and Skye are products of these sides and manipulated by them too. Despite the twist of these God like persons, Ms. Jackson has created a believable, intense, and loving story. The overall quality of writing hasn't changed from the Historical Romance I'm used to reading from this author. I'm anxious to read the others in this series. No cheating or cliffhanger and you get some steamy intimacy scenes and a happy ever after. Enjoy 🤓

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ToxicOutbreak

Torn between 3/4

Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2015

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I see this book having three parts. It could easily be separated into a mini trilogy, and it was a good read. I think it was good on the author for making it one, and I liked it a lot. The characters were fun, entertaining, erred on the side of human, etcetera. It takes a new spin on mythology, and how "Gods" we're interpreted into Greek mythology.

Part 1: Memory Loss
Skye wakes up on a river bank next to Aiden. Aiden takes responsibility for her, and we learn the town and the mountainous area is inhabited be Pantheonites (and humans). We learn Skye is also a Pantheonite, hidden from the Pantheon race.

Aiden, Charlotte, and Triaten are friends coming together to protect Skye and they form a friendship through their hardships.
They must also defeat any transgressions set against Skye by the elders of Pantheonites and Malefics. We just don't know how the elders will respond to an unknown descendant of their race.

I'm not going to ruin it, but I don't think K.J. went into enough depth in Skye's background. We get the basic concept, but it only mentions juvie once, and not why she went in. We get she's a drifter, but not really why. Her sister hates her, but doesn't really go in depth other than abandonment issues.

Part 2: Kidnapped

Evan, a Malefic leader(?) Kidnaps and tortures Skye, wanting Skye's powers for themselves. Maiden thinks she betrayed him, and goes into a slump. Charlotte has to rally him up to save Skye.

This part is short, but it's still good. I don't think the bad guys got a good enough comeuppance, but it was decent enough.

Part 3: Recovery

Skye must heal not only the physical damage that happened over the month of torture she experienced, but the mental instability it left. PTSD to put it simply, and her brain is in defense, or left in a state of shock.

Things happen. That's all I can say without ruining anything.

I hate the ending. Not really THAT it happened, but HOW. There was no life-altering alternative for the elders. Not REALLY. I would still recommend it to readers.

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froggerway

Interesting enough to finish, but not follow through to next book

Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2015

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For a free read, this wasn't a bad book. Some of the character traits were difficult to understand like when Aiden was trying to train Skye to fight and he did so mercilessly, not caring if she was hurt. Then the next day, he'd be overly concerned about her health and well-being while outside doing work. The fact that these characters are demigods was a good premise but having them behave like everyday people with the addition of super powers was not executed well and the power struggle between good gods and bad gods was never explained.

The romance aspect was okay. Not overly done but also kind of boring between the main characters. If this story had been fleshed out with more convincing plot aspects, it would definitely be a series I'd want to continue. As it stands, this is as far as I want to read.

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S. Clarke

A page turner, but....

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 20, 2013

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I've given Flame Moon 4 stars because for me it was a page turner due to the mystery and the story, I read it over 3 days because the story and ideas gripped me.

That said, I found the typical dark brooding male, helpless female thing very outdated and Mills and boon. I found the tedious sex scenes to be just unnecessary and standard unimaginative fare, I just ended up skipping those bits and the ending was a complete disappointment therefore. I think those scenes detract from the story and I would be happier being left with some mystery to concentrate on the detail. I recently read a book called 'Daughter of Smoke and Bone', another fantasy fiction where there was a love story running through the adventure, but it was such a relief when all sex scenes were left to the imagination. The writer still managed to convey the power of their relationship without resorting to a few cheap thrills, in fact more so.

Also some of the typos and grammatical errors could do with fixing; 'could of' instead of 'could have' for instance, is a basic schoolboy error. I would give this three and a half stars really as seems a little too much, but 3 seems mean, because the story itself did captivate me from page one.

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Hysterical

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 13, 2014

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The author has a bold descriptive style, using words in new and inventive ways. Other reviewers have commented on the sex scenes, which are particularly funny. The story is fair enough. It's a bit turgid and not much happens. But the way in which it is written will have you falling off your chair laughing. That said, I'm glad to have finished the book and won't be buying others in the series.

7 people found this helpful

Mrs. K. Ta'ssell

A captivating read, but too many grammatical errors!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 29, 2013

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If you can ignore the really basic grammatical mistakes in this story, it's quite enjoyable. The incorrect use of "too" and "to" is a pet hate of mine, and not the only one, which for me somewhat marred the experience.

It was also a little predictable to be honest, and there are obvious comparisons to be made with the Twilight saga, but I still enjoyed the book.

5 people found this helpful

shon

saving the love of your life by causing them agony

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 10, 2015

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This started off ok but just turned to teen angst very quickly. There was no world building just enough info to give a character an excuse to be silly by avoiding telling anyone what they needed to know . Skipped the sex scenes as they were needless. Overall just the same old tired formula of Blind stupidity, self sacrifice, saving the love of your life by causing them agony, centuries old guy who doesn't have a brain when it counts. How did I get suckrd in to reading this?

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anon

A good story well told

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 14, 2013

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Aiden's got more strength than Hercules and he's gonna need more than physical strength when he meets Skye Walters. She turned up out of nowhere and can't remember anything. Aiden is an ancient warrior (retired) and Panthenite (fighter for the greater of good). It turns out Skye is part Panthenite and Malefic (evil). They have to fight both sides to survive their growing love for one another. Emotions ran high at times. The characters and story had depth. A very enthralling story.