About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is grappling with the weight of past mistakes or feeling defined by their previous associations. It is a powerful choice for a child who feels misunderstood by authority figures or is struggling to reconcile their former identity with the person they are trying to become. In this installment of the Daughters of the Moon series, Jimena is thrust back into her dangerous past as a gang member through a reckless act of magic. The story explores deep emotional themes of redemption, the heavy burden of shame, and the necessity of forgiving oneself to move forward. Parents will find this book a useful tool for discussing how our choices shape our future and the importance of choosing loyalty to one's values over loyalty to a destructive group. It handles mature themes of gang culture and the juvenile justice system within a safe, supernatural framework, making it ideal for readers aged 12 to 17 who are navigating the complexities of identity and peer influence.
