Children of Sun and Moon (Skyfall #1) - epic fantasy

[Matt Larkin]

Children of Sun and Moon (Skyfall Trilogy #1) is available now in the Kindle store.

The Lunar King bargained his daughter away in marriage to end generations of war between the two dynasties of the Skyfall Isles. The King sends his niece Chandi along as handmaid to his daughter. Chandi has two tasks: watch over her cousin, and spy on the Solars. Still seething over the death of her lover during the war, Chandi accepts the task he gives her. The Solars cost her everything she cares about, and now she wants nothing more than proof of their treachery so she can go home.

She knows little of spying, but the blood of the Moon God running through her veins gives her powers mortals can’t match, powers that let her slip into places she’s not supposed to be. Of course, the more she uses her powers, the faster she becomes a lunatic.

When she discovers a Solar soldier, Naresh, watching her, she decides to return the favor and stick close to him. But as he shows her the wonders of the domed underwater city, she begins to realize the Solars are not what she thought. Soon, she’ll have to choose between loyalty to her people and her own heart.


Children of Sun and Moon is an epic fantasy love story set in an Oceanic setting.

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[Matt Larkin]

I've got a guest post over at Wicked & Tricksy explaining how Children of Sun and Moon evolved into the book it became.

[Matt Larkin]

Children of Sun and Moon is now available at a reduced price.

[Matt Larkin]

Pure Textuality is doing a giveaway for Children of Sun and Moon.

[Matt Larkin]

Children of Sun and Moon got an awesome 5-Star review.

Excerpt below:
Once the file was opened, it took me less than 12 hours to read the entire thing. By 4% (the first time you see a Macan Gadungan in action, in case you were wondering) I was hopelessly hooked.

[RSHunter88]

I'll add this to my wishlist. I'm always looking for new fantasy books with settings that aren't the standard pseudo-European medieval setting.

[Matt Larkin]

I'll add this to my wishlist. I'm always looking for new fantasy books with settings that aren't the standard pseudo-European medieval setting.

I know the feeling. I like the pseudo-European ones, too, but variety really appeals to me. Hope you like CoSaM.

[Matt Larkin]

I'm looking for some additional Amazon reviews for Children of Sun and Moon. I'd be willing to give away two promotional copies to any dedicated reviewers that are interested in an epic fantasy/romantic fantasy.