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Author Spotlight: Blake Miller

Welcome to TRB Lounge. Today, we are featuring author Blake Miller on The Reading Bud for his latest release DELOS: The Moon’s Eye.

About The Author

Blake Miller is a graduate of Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA and Rhodes College in Memphis, TN.
He presently resides in his hometown of Lexington, KY.

You can find author Miller` here:
Website | Goodreads


About the Book

DELOS: The Moon’s Eye

The magikal world gets even larger, the adventure gets even more thrilling, and the mysteries get even
more intriguing in the second installment of this epic fantasy series, where climaxes and anticlimaxes once
again abound, keeping you glued to the story.
THE QUEST OF SIX WATERS
When Cynthia Summers and Kaden Krossway learn that the Lil of Lurkur has gone missing, they join
up with Alec Mulsiver and a surprising fourth companion to find her. This leads to another trip into Lurkur
Woods, a haunting discovery about what has happened to the Lil, and then to Diluvium where they must
undergo the Quest of Six Waters to claim what they need to save the Lil’s life: the Seventh Water. The
problem is, no one has survived the Quest in over 6,000 years. . . .
The amazing story of Cynthia, Kaden and Alec continues.

You can find DELOS: The Moon’s Eye here:
Amazon | Goodreads

Praise for the Book

“Blake Miller’s DELOS: The Moon’s Eye packs war, love, family drama, prophecy, and humor into a fast-
paced (and satisfying standalone) world of quests, magik and deceit. A must-read for fans of sci-fantasy, and
one that will bear readers easily along to its next port of call.”

– IndieReader.com (4.5/5 Stars)

“Delos: The Moon’s Eye blends different elements from science fiction and fantasy to create a non-stop
adventure that is fast-paced, humorous, and clever.”

– Readers Favorite (5/5 Stars)


“The nature of the quest amazed me, as it repeatedly tested the questers’ intelligence, resourcefulness, and
daring. Their friendship, love, and the ability to trust each other often determined the outcome. I liked how
they readily made sacrifices for the greater good. The gently blossoming romances completed the young adult story. All in all, I would recommend this engrossing novel to anyone who appreciates science fiction and
fantasy.”

– The Chrysalis BREW Project (4.8/5 Stars)

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