The Harvest of Moondew Valley
Alden Bramblethorn’s job at The Whispering Willow is wearing on him.
But it’s not just that. His family is broken, and he has no living relatives. Lonely, he seeks answers from the
GoldenRoot Ancestral Repository. It doesn’t take long for him to strike gold.
There, he finds an ancient letter with a deed to Starshine Farm—a chance to leave everything behind, make real connections, and start over. And, besides, he’s a [Level 4] Chloromancer. Plants love him. Farming can’t be that difficult. Right?
Well, turns out, it can. Especially when the property was abandoned one hundred years ago. Which begs the question: Why did his ancestor, Balthazar Wildewood, leave the farm behind and disappear? The people of Twilight Haven don’t know. Most are scared of the property, and don’t want anything to do with it. But all that changes when Alden grabs a shovel, and starts digging away.
Pick up The Harvest of Moondew Valley: Well of Shadows today and join Alden as he uncovers the mystery of Balthazar’s past, makes connections with the villagers of Twilight Haven, and embarks on a journey of self-discovery and unexpected romance.
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D. R. R. Hatch
Hatch here! By way of introduction, I’m a Progression Fantasy novelist intent on writing at least six books a year. I’ve written four novels and two novellas already, but they’re in another genre entirely. I steer more towards the epic side of things, thanks to my love of Tolkien and Sanderson, but every one of my books are, at their core, progressive. There’s a lot I could say about myself, but let me boil everything down to the basics . . .
I was born in Hollywood, I lived in a treehouse during the pandemic, my favorite anime is "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" (or "Castle in the Sky"), two of the coolest prophets were Elijah and his apprentice Elisha (the former rode a friggin’ flaming chariot into heaven!), and the best SNES game of all time is "Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars."
The Harvest of Moondew Valley
The Harvest of Moondew Valley consists of one book and series is set to expand with the upcoming release of one more book. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
