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Ewing, Lynne

Goddess of the Night

294 pp. | Hyperion | July, 2000 | Trade ISBN 0-7868-0653-2 $$9.99
(4) YA Daughters of the Moon series. Four fashionable L.A. teens, daughters of the moon goddess Selene, use their powers (invisibility, telepathy, precognition, and time travel) to battle the Followers of the Atrox, the force of evil, and still attend to normal teen concerns like shopping, raves, and boyfriends. These magical fantasies seem unclear on their own rules, but the books are easy reads and the earnest heroines may attract a following.
Reviewer: Anita L. Burkam

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