#BookReview: Luna by Rick Chesler

Great lunar adventure, with some interesting creature twists (abilities I’ve never seen before). sci-fi/ horror, with a minor twist on even that genre. very entertaining, fairly quick read.

This review of Luna by Rick Chesler was originally published on January 19, 2018.

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