Arrival of the Moon Hare

Rinyv, Book 1

De: Duyu Wander

Narrado por: Danielle Mors

Fear hinders one's potential.

A sinister presence delights in Rinyv's torment, relentlessly pursuing and killing her after she turns fifteen. Now, having encountered death four times already, the girl is living her fifth life hoping to alter her fate and put an end to this endless cycle of suffering.

As the terrifying age of fifteen approaches and chaotic events lead people down the path of despair, Rinyv can't help but do everything in her power to overcome her trauma and grow stronger.

The looming strides of death draw near, and Rinyv appears to hold the key to saving not only herself but all of mankind. Fortunately, armed with the knowledge of her past lives, continuous training, and a giant pair of scissors found on holy ground, she is no longer a powerless, naive young girl.

©2023 Duyu Wander (P)2024 Fright Night Audio

Awesomely unique

This isn’t like any story you have read before. Action, horror, violence, litrpg, all splashed with a little humor will leave you wanting more. If you want a truly unique experience, this one is for you. On top of all that, the narrator did a fabulous job!

Very amazing story

This is a great action filled story with great characters and the narrator does a fantastic job of reading the story

such a great story! alot of fun

This book is fantastic and a great audiobook. I don't see why this one isn't getting a ton of hype! I loved it and would totally watch it if it ever adapted to an anime. It already has that perfect amount of cringe you would expect from an anime anyway 🤣. It's still such a fun book.

I think the narrator did a fantastic job!

I just adore the bunnie queenie rinyv 🙃🐰I can't wait to read more from this series

Exciting and unique!

Fantasy, monsters, aliens and more! This is a book of fantasy and horror mixed together causing an interesting and unique storyline. There is lots of excitement going on throughout the entire story, which makes for a very fast read. It’s a fun (bunny) escape with an action packed and entertaining story.

First half boring, second half boring.

The premise is basically a girl dies at age 15 and get reincarnated again in the same Earth. Now on her fifth life at 14, Rinvy will try her best to overcome the alien horror coming after her with a big pair of scissors.

The first half was boring and does not really do a good job exploring the world, and making the audience attach to the characters. Rinvy best friend is also annoying with her best interaction being her other personality with some selfcest insinuated. Weird but interesting and better than Minato saying he play COD over and over again.

Second half was fun as there seem to be a diverse array of monster aliens. Its a fun ridiculous premise that I wish it was explored more. Instead it end in a cliff hanger right as I was getting into the book.

As far as short fantasy stories goes, it could be better, but its alright for what it is.

very interesting story but not always easy to follow, was not what I was expecting but not bad

enjoyed story. some parts confusing in the story. very dark but not bad didn't really realize the setting

Performance was good.

so the performance was good, the narrator really captivated me, however the story was very... mid. The premise behind the monsters was decent, but the execution left much to be desired. the biggest issue was there was no build up of suspense, and when the monsters did show up, it was always out of the blue and sudden. While there was some foreboding the danger of the monsters, it wasn't really adequate to make me fear for the MC's life as it never felt she was fully in danger until the monster was literally right in front of her. Not to mention that the progression fantasy aspects were also missing. Not to mention the several immersion breaking plot holes. Overall, it was a bit of a letdown despite the decent premise.

Glad I gave it a chance

Im glad I decided to give it a chance since the story was really good.

Danielle Mors does a fantastic performance narrating this book.

The book itself is very well done and unique, I just feel like I am not it's target audience. I feel like I'd be taken out of the story more by the dialogue, humor, and themes if it wasn't for the fantastic performance by Danielle Mors. Danielle definitely sells the shit out of this book.

The book itself is pretty edgy. Murder, abused, bullying, assault, mean girls, violent bunnies, stinkyness, teenage boys are so scummy and only think with their members, kids referring to another kid as boss, and than the boss kid ordering a piss swirly be issues to a kid being bullied. Extreme bullying. inappropriate police. inappropriate adults. I was expecting something a bit dark, but wasn't expecting so much edginess.

please note, I received a copy of this Audiobook for free for a possible review.