Suzy Krause's I think We've Been Here Before is a captivating story with multidimensional characters, allowing readers to see the story through multiple generations. The pacing can be tedious, but the latter part improves and delivers a heartwarming story. The book explores griefs, family relationships, mental illness, and terminal illness, blending them into a warm ending. The story is unforgettable, focusing on love and connection, and leaves readers breathless at the end. It is a tale of love and connection that will leave readers breathless and pondering their own lives.

Neferura, the daughter of Egypt's renowned female pharaoh, is a forgotten piece of history. Malayna Evans tells her story in three parts, focusing on her internal struggles and uplifting female friendships. However, the story lacks substance and pacing issues, making it feel like it was intended for a younger audience. Improving with elements like dark fantasy or magical realism could elevate the story.

All things considered, The Hunting Moon is a good sequel to The Luminaries, offering a fresh perspective on Hemlock Falls and even the terrifying dwellings within the forest. The book's second half will keep you engrossed, and even its sporadic and pointless romantic subplot doesn't stop the reader from having a thrilling time.