Daughters of the Forgotten MoonA lyrical feminist fantasy about memory, myth, and the power of a voice reclaimed.In an empire built on silence, one girl dares to remember.Born under a blood moon and raised in a temple that worships a god with no daughters, Azelia has always been taught that her voice is dangerous. But when a forbidden song rises from deep within her, she discovers a truth long buried: there was once a divine lineage of women-singers, priestesses, creators-whose stories have been erased.As Azelia begins to awaken to the ancient rhythm pulsing in her bones, she is haunted by dreams, sacred marks, and echoes of a name she was never allowed to carry. Her journey will lead her into moonlit forests, through forgotten temples, and into the memories of women who refused to be silenced. With every step, she unearths the lost rites and sacred power buried beneath the empire's conquest-and the truth that she is not the first, and she will not be the last.Told in poetic, immersive prose, Daughters of the Forgotten Moon is a visionary young adult fantasy that weaves together themes of spiritual resistance, ancestral memory, and the reclamation of the divine feminine. It is a story for every girl who was told to be quiet-and every woman who remembered how to sing. Moses Mutiso is a prolific author renowned for his compelling explorations of human behavior, power dynamics, and the intricate workings of the human psyche. With a keen eye for uncovering the subtle forces that shape our personal and societal interactions, Mutiso's works bridge the gap between psychology, history, and contemporary issues. His writing combines academic rigor with a storytelling style that engages readers across diverse backgrounds, making complex concepts accessible and actionable.
