In Moonlight Tryst’s sophomore novella, the Chief’s children of the Dwani tribe have been gifted superhuman powers by the moon goddess, Nambia for centuries. Their purpose started with protecting those being threatened by the slave trade and now has moved to protecting the children of those they couldn’t save, the diaspora in America. Four centuries later, Pang; whose name means strength, finds that there is more to life than the job. What will happen when Pang has to navigate the delicate line between love and duty?
In Moonlight Tryst’s sophomore novella, the Chief’s children of the Dwani tribe have been gifted superhuman powers by the moon goddess, Nambia for centuries. Their purpose started with protecting those being threatened by the slave trade and now has moved to protecting the children of those they couldn’t save, the diaspora in America. Four centuries later, Pang; whose name means strength, finds that there is more to life than the job. What will happen when Pang has to navigate the delicate line between love and duty?