Chandra Kane is a teenager who has a parrot that quotes Shakespeare, a living corpse that hides under her bed, and a pair of magical bracelets that belonged to her dead mother. Her evil clone is seducing her boyfriend and a murderous midget is stalking her girlfriends. Could life be any weirder for a fifteen year-old girl? Absolutely, because Chandra Kane is about to celebrate her one-hundredth birthday!
A fantasy adventure novel set in the present world, "Undying Moon" features an Indian-Asian girl as its heroine who must solve the mystery of her missing life in order to save the world. Her best friends are Di Valentine, a pageant queen and a superb martial artist, and Nastia Hicks, an African-American girl and Junior Olympic gymnast. The underlying themes of friendships, death, self-belief, and emerging sexuality take this debut novel by Raveyn Knight beyond an ordinary teen reading experience as it wrestles with the question what it means to be yourself, regardless of your age.
Chandra Kane is a teenager who has a parrot that quotes Shakespeare, a living corpse that hides under her bed, and a pair of magical bracelets that belonged to her dead mother. Her evil clone is seducing her boyfriend and a murderous midget is stalking her girlfriends. Could life be any weirder for a fifteen year-old girl? Absolutely, because Chandra Kane is about to celebrate her one-hundredth birthday!
A fantasy adventure novel set in the present world, "Undying Moon" features an Indian-Asian girl as its heroine who must solve the mystery of her missing life in order to save the world. Her best friends are Di Valentine, a pageant queen and a superb martial artist, and Nastia Hicks, an African-American girl and Junior Olympic gymnast. The underlying themes of friendships, death, self-belief, and emerging sexuality take this debut novel by Raveyn Knight beyond an ordinary teen reading experience as it wrestles with the question what it means to be yourself, regardless of your age.
