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I just knew I was gonna love Jenny. She has serious attitude issues, wears radical clothes, and sports a purple mohawk. She doesn’t give a crap what anyone thinks about her.

Her mother died when she was 10 and her father lived for the bottle. The only good times they shared were when he took her to the gun range, teaching her how to shoot.

She became quite good at it. Never knowing she’d need to be.

Upon his death, she was raised by her grandmother, her last living family, who lived long enough to see Jenny become a grown woman.

Out of the blue she gets an email from her grandfather, Billy Moonsong, the one she’s been led to believe died many years ago. It was a short email.

“I would never contact you unless it was extremely important. It is. Please meet me tomorrow.”

Of course she goes to see him, but not alone. She takes her best friend Marshal.

Short stories and novellas have to grab me quickly. This one did. There’s the mysterious grandfather, a legacy, Native American (Apache) elements and flesh and blood characters.

Did I forget to mention the monster. Oh yeah, one very powerful, murderous creature.

Poor Jenny and poor Marshal. The handbook given to her by Billy Moonsong is supposed to help her understand her place in the family legacy. She’s a monster hunter and she better get with it quick.

What felt so authentic to me was how Jenny, and then Marshal. thought on their feet. They had no time to do research and no idea what creature was coming, so they were going to be very lucky to survive.

What comes is straight out of a horror movie.” Looks like Jenny’s going on the war path.”

I received this book for my honest and unbiased review.


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Blood Fugue Moonsongs 1 edition by EJ Wesley Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

This was just a fun, quick read and I thoroughly enjoyed the story. E.J Wesley keeps the suspense going throughout the book. I'd never read a novelette before but I have to admit, I'll be reading a lot more now.

The story, set in modern times in a small town in Texas is about a young woman, Jenny who discovers two gifts given to her by her Apache ancestors - one - a non-tangible gift she has no choice but to keep whether she wants it or not. We've all been there, so you know what I mean. Except that Jenny's gift is requires her to perform certain acts - the act of saving people from dangerous beings. So it's a good thing the other gift is a tomahawk.

I loved Jenny from the start of the book. She's independent and different, and doesn't care if others like her or not. She hasn't discovered her future yet and she's wondering whatever will become of her. She's all alone with no other relatives. Lucky for her, her best friend, Marshal stands beside her no matter what.

The book starts out when Jenny receives a mysterious email from someone claiming to be her grandfather, whom Jenny was told had been dead for a long time.

I loved Author Wesley's descriptions - whether it was people or places or action. He goes into quick detail and makes you feel as if you're right there with Jenny and Marshal, experiencing all their emotions including fear. Can you imagine finding out you're a protector of people and have to deal with dangerous creatures that you didn't know existed? Could you do it? I couldn't.
Jenny Schmidt is a self-confessed computer nerd and pretty much a loner, except for her eccentric friend, Marshal, for whom is her best friend and landlord. Jenny has lost everyone in her family over the years, and now she's gone from being an angry teenager to an angry adult. She has totally dissed her native heritage...I mean, what's the point since everyone who ever cared for her in the slightest...her mom, her father, her grandparents...are all gone.

But, then she gets a strange email from her grandpa...ok, what? Hold on a sec...wasn't her grandpa dead? Yup, he was, so to speak, but now he needs Jenny's help.

Jenny and Marshal drive out to the old man's farm and what they see there makes Jenny wonder if this trip was worth it.

Inside his barn lies his dead horse, gutted and bloody. Her grandpa tells her that it was a monster that did it, a huge ravaging monster that has been eating the livestock, and is now maybe waiting to eat him next.

What kind of help does her grandpa need from her? I mean, she's only a girl. Right? What can she do to help?

This novella was excellently written. The imagery that the author presents in the story brings the scene right to you, as if you were right there watching it all unfold in front of you.

I found with this story that I couldn't have any distractions while reading it because it was so detailed. It took you through her growing up memories right straight to the present, and back again. The author brought life to all the characters in a very short space of time. It was nice to see the growth of Jenny throughout the story.

An excellent start to a series. 5 stars!
I just knew I was gonna love Jenny. She has serious attitude issues, wears radical clothes, and sports a purple mohawk. She doesn’t give a crap what anyone thinks about her.

Her mother died when she was 10 and her father lived for the bottle. The only good times they shared were when he took her to the gun range, teaching her how to shoot.

She became quite good at it. Never knowing she’d need to be.

Upon his death, she was raised by her grandmother, her last living family, who lived long enough to see Jenny become a grown woman.

Out of the blue she gets an email from her grandfather, Billy Moonsong, the one she’s been led to believe died many years ago. It was a short email.

“I would never contact you unless it was extremely important. It is. Please meet me tomorrow.”

Of course she goes to see him, but not alone. She takes her best friend Marshal.

Short stories and novellas have to grab me quickly. This one did. There’s the mysterious grandfather, a legacy, Native American (Apache) elements and flesh and blood characters.

Did I forget to mention the monster. Oh yeah, one very powerful, murderous creature.

Poor Jenny and poor Marshal. The handbook given to her by Billy Moonsong is supposed to help her understand her place in the family legacy. She’s a monster hunter and she better get with it quick.

What felt so authentic to me was how Jenny, and then Marshal. thought on their feet. They had no time to do research and no idea what creature was coming, so they were going to be very lucky to survive.

What comes is straight out of a horror movie.” Looks like Jenny’s going on the war path.”

I received this book for my honest and unbiased review.