Megan Reynolds returned to her hometown after issues at her job led to her termination. Somewhat lost, she accepted help from her cousin Lucas, whose father helped raise Megan and her brother, Cameron.
Cameron, meanwhile, was a flight attendant who planned to talk to his sister after his next international flight was completed. Before he got the chance to tell his sister what was so important, he wound up caught in a hotel bombing. Seen leaving the hotel with a Saudi Arabian, Cameron went from victim to assumed terrorist, via CNN and right before Megan's eyes.
Amidst weird text messages and overly generous offers from Lucas, Megan needed to go to Hong Kong to find her brother and to help clear her brother's name. Add a young, gay Saudi Prince to the mix and you'd expect a rambling mess. Christopher Rice manages to keep the book from being confusing, and keeps it entertaining enough for the reader to hang on to every word.
The Moonlit Earth is a wonderfully sensitive page-turner that would be a great asset to any library or suspense fan's collection.
An aside: Author Christopher Rice is the son of author Anne Rice. They write in entirely different styles. Buy Christopher Rice's book on its own merit; it deserves it.
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