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Daughter of the Moon Goddess
Sue Lynn Tan
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Daughter of the Moon Goddess

Daughter of the Moon Goddess

Sue Lynn Tan

Book 1 of The Celestial Kingdom

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⚠ War⚠ Graphic Violence⚠ Grief / Loss⚠ Misogyny⚠ Death⚠ Sexual Assault⚠ Alcohol Use⚠ Captivity⚠ Kidnapping⚠ Bullying⚠ Torture⚠ Blood

A Chinese-mythology-inspired fantasy following Xingyin, the secret half-mortal daughter of the banished moon goddess Chang'e, who must flee her sheltered lunar home when her magic is discovered. Determined to free her mother from eternal imprisonment, she makes her way into the Celestial Emperor's court under a false identity, forging dangerous alliances and navigating a growing rivalry between a gentle prince and a formidable soldier. As she gains power and uncovers court secrets, she is forced to choose between personal happiness and a perilous bid to challenge the Emperor himself. It is a romantic, character-driven debut blending quest fantasy with court intrigue.

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