4 out of 4 stars
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Moonful of Love by Magus Tor is a romance novel. Kellion S. Mocking is the main character of the story.
Kellion is on a journey. He walks from town to town alone. On the way, he sees a girl drowning in the river and saves her life. He thinks that she is committing suicide. After rescuing her, he decides to take her along with him on his journey. Kellion tells her that despite knowing his name and parents, he has been raised in an orphanage. His parents died in a car accident. Initially, the girl is uncomfortable and does not utter a word but, she eventually starts talking to him.
As the two advances, ceasing in alternative campgrounds or on the properties of kind outsiders, Kellion's story unfurls in little pieces to the young lady. It is an account of lost parents, living in a halfway house, open doors lost, addictions and terrible choices. It's the story of an existence that would appear to be heartbreaking and dim, however for his affection for another young lady, Angelius, with whom Kellion fall in love. In any case, who, because of Kellion's missteps, was lost years prior. Without judgment, the young lady, who has learning and understanding past her years, tunes into the account of Kellion's past, and reveals the dismal truth of Kellion's life.
Would Kellion ever find peace? Would he be able to unite with his true love?
Moonful of Love is a well-written novel. I rate it 4 out of 4 stars. The book is written in the third person. This is a beautiful story of love and life told by Magnus Tor. The characters of the book are very strong and well built. They provide a depth to the story. I liked the character of Kellion. His love for Angelius melts my heart. I liked how he confesses his mistakes and the lessons he tells to the young girl. It is a very heartwarming love story. Kellion is a character of resistance and dependence, who might not commonly draw compassion, into a character which the peruser can't give up and is pulling for. I also liked how the girl listened patiently to his story and never left him. The plot of the book is very interesting.
The author has successfully conveyed that in life every person gets two ways, i.e. easy and difficult. We should not choose the easy path because it always betrays us. Instead, we should choose the difficult one to earn rewards.
Moonful of Love is a well-formatted book. I did not find any spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in the book. Moreover, the writing style and language used by the author is very easy to read and understand. I would recommend this book to all the people who love reading romance novels. This book is a good read for weekends. Also, it can be perused on a journey.
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Moonful of Love
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