You and I, In a Thousand Moons

About the Book

Anna and Steven Parker find themselves in a life-and-death situation where the only person they can turn to is their mother who they haven’t seen in years. Upon arriving in the diverse town named Lunar Ville—located in the middle of La Ville le Tombée, a combination of three fallen cities ruled by both the first and second section—the twins meet a group called “Enfant de la nuit” led by Eric Jefferson and Jason Stork, both controlled by the sarcastic ice cube named Eliza Peterson. The twins quickly adapt to living with supernatural beings and even decide to participate in the blood moon harvesting ritual, which can only be performed once every few hundred years and is believed to have the ability of breaking any curse and granting any wish to the participants. Dominic Devereux, the youngest druid ever known to become immortal, watches the events take their own toll while being the only one knowing how the ritual is truly carried out. Each character has their own motive for taking part in the ritual, but will they achieve their one true wish? How will the young ambitious group climb their way above everyone else and prove that they are worthy of protecting the sections alongside the holy and unholy spirits of the supernatural realm? Each chapter gives the viewpoint of each individual character, giving you the option of getting to know each of them by reading their personal narration of the events unfolding before them. Will they survive to see another full moon?

About the Author

My name is Anastasia but I go by the pen name Anastasia Burton. I am a young adolescence still attending high school. I originally come from Ukraine, Cherkasy. Writing has always been a passion of mine because of the different approaches I could use in telling a story. Throughout the years I’ve spent most of my time writing short stories instead of actually doing work I was assigned. I’ve always loved English, and since it wasn’t my mother tongue I always found different ways of getting my point across through my writing. I do not have a lot of faith in religion, and I know that just by saying that I can raise a lot of controversy but I can’t put my faith into one belief when I can follow my own morals which I reflect in my writing. I happen to be quite outspoken and opinionated (as I’ve been told by many) but it’s good to stand up for what you believe in and you might find that most of the characters in this book are strong minded individuals. I have always enjoyed spending time creating stories that could someday be entertaining for people to read. Before I ever considered publishing my own novel, I spent a lot of my time on different creative sites on which I could share my ideas and let others enjoy them. I strongly encourage others who are interested in writing to try and explore your options and build up your confidence with your writing. I have faith that everyone can write if they are given a chance to really feel inspired. Now that I am publishing my first novel I’d like to thank you, the reader, for choosing this novel as a means of entertainment and I hope that it does just that.