Moonbreaker may be confusion in the beginning for someone that has never read any books in this series before. Like me. However, then I started to get the hang of it, the concept of the story, learning more about Eddie Drood and the rest of the Drood family. And, I totally, utterly loved the book. It's non-stop action, and a completely over the top story, with a crazy powerful family with a lot of secrets, there is demons and angels, a sleeping God and then there are Eddie and Molly in the middle of everything trying to stop Dr. DOA, (Eddie's doppelganger from another dimension who has poisoned him), from destroying the world.

Eddie and Molly did remind me of Ishmael Jones and Penny from Simon R. Green Ishmael Jones series. But, that's not a bad thing since I love that couple. Eddie and Molly have the same fun banter and close bond that Ishmael and Penny have and that made me really love this series.

Moonbreaker is a fun book to read, and I enjoyed every second of the story. I mean I just ordered the first book in the series, that's how much I liked this book!
It's not easy to start with book 11 eleven in a series, but this one was not hard to get into. And, if you like me, like books with a lot of action, banter, artifacts, magic, and creatures, etc, then you will love this book!

I want to thank the publisher for providing me with a free copy through NetGalley for an honest review! ( )

Moonbreaker book 14 of the Secret Histories, was my introduction to the series. I loved it! As soon as I was back at my local library, I checked out the first book. There are plenty of references to earlier books in the series. I haven't read them all yet, but:

See chapter 4, book 1, The Man With the Golden Torc, for the entity that Eddie recognizes.

See chapter 6, book 3, The Spy Who Haunted Me, for when Eddie encountered Grendel Rex, the Unforgiven God.

The dragon's dead was introduced in book 4, From Hell, With Love

See chapter 4, book 1, The Man With the Golden Torc for the creature that attacked the Heart. ( )