Book Summary: Dweller's Reign Of Shadows

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Reign of Shadows

This book Reign of Shadows is about how Luna and Fowler survive when the eclipse happens. When the eclipse happened there was no sunlight until mid light, which was only an hour long! Think of the scarce amount of plant life! During the eclipse, there is a creature called a Dweller appeared. This creature is afraid of the light and is blood thirsty.

In the story there are 4 main characters. Luna is blind kind and her senses of sound and smell are over the ordinary! Perla and Sivo are basically the guardians of Luna, Perla is a little to overprotective and Sivo is the opposite. Fowler, lonely but brave. He appeared later on in the story because Luna saved him and a girl named Dagne and a boy named Madoc from Dwellers. How you ask? Well she heard the dwellers from a distance and lead them out of danger to where
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In the middle of the book when they got to a barn there were two people with a pouch with blood dripping out of it. Remember how Dagne was beheaded well, the pouch was actually a pouch of heads, heads of girls in the age of 14 to 16 and those people went for her because she looked about 14 or 15 years old. This is because the king is giving a reward for each head. Later on in the story they were maybe hundreds of dwellers and a huge dweller king trying to kill them, then a random helicopter helped them and picked them up and they found out that the reason the king is beheading girls near 14 to 16 because the king's trying to find her and Luna actually is a Princess. Since now that Luna knew that she had made a lot of people die she thought it would be right to sacrifice and the story ends where Fowler and Luna are on a tree and lots of dwellers clawing away at the tree and when they try and make a run for it Fowler gets dragged down with a dweller, Luna chases him through the slimy muddy hole and the story ends.I hoped you liked my book

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