Night Shine by Tessa GrattonMy rating: 3 of 5 stars
Nothing is an orphan who also lives in the palace. No one pays any attention to her except the
Great Demon and the prince. Prince Kirin
is her best friend and heir to the throne. After Kirin is kidnapped, Nothing believes
that Kirin was taken by the Sorceress Who Eats Girls. The prince’s bodyguard also believes this,
even though the sorceress has never bothered boys before. During this rescue operation, what will Nothing
and the bodyguard have to overcome? Will
they be able to rescue Kirin and keep his secrets?
Night Shine is a stand-alone fantasy adventure with an
LGBTQ+ twist. The storyline moves along
quickly and since it was a stand-alone, the adventure was compact and
complete. I would have to say that there
aren’t many fantasy books with LGBTQ+ characters in them and this story fulfills
this overlooked niche without being too pushy.
Overall this was an enjoyable story, but I’m glad it was not a series.
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