Books in series
#1
Crescent Moon, Vol. 1
2000
Mahiru Shiraishi has an uncanny ability to bring good luck to everyone she touches—except herself. She's constantly haunted by a recurring nightmare that ushers her to a dreamworld. There, she encounters a tribe of demons—a werewolf, vampire, fox and bat—called the Lunar Race. Destiny calls when they need her help to recover their source of power, the stolen "Teardrops of the Moon". In this fantast adventure, Mahiru must battle the rage between the human race and the Lunar Race, whose powers are awakened by the dark side of the moon.
#2
Crescent Moon, Vol. 2
2000
Mahiru Shiraishi, the descendant of an ancient princess, discovers her latent powers and helps members of the lunar race recover powerful artifacts.
#3
Crescent Moon, Vol. 3
2000
The battle between humans and the Lunar Race escalates! Mahiru supports the Lunar Race, while her psychic classmate Keiko backs Dawn's Venus- a group of humans whose goal is to annihilate the Lunar Race. As the conflict draws everyone closer into the shadow of death, Mahiru realizes that the only way to end the bloody conflict is to give peace a chance.
#4
Crescent Moon, Vol. 4
2001
When Keiko learns of a possible connection between Mahiru and the Moonlight Bandits, she confronts Mahiru, going as far as branding her as an enemy and traitor. However, the ever-gregarious Mahiru extends a friendly invitation to Keiko in order to calm an increasingly tense situation. Will she take hold of the olive branch? Or will the alliance snap like a twig?
#5
Crescent Moon, Vol. 5
2001
Mahiru Shiraishi, the descendant of an ancient princess, discovers her latent powers and helps members of the lunar race recover powerful artifacts.
#6
Crescent Moon, Vol. 6
2002
Mahiru Shiraishi, the descendant of an ancient princess, discovers her latent powers and helps members of the lunar race recover powerful artifacts.
Authors
Stuart Hazleton
Author · 2 books
I wrote Sexscopes and was a columnist for Cosmopolitan for 5 years. During much of this time my writing for Cosmo was the number one column for women in the world. My column was also featured as a plot point in Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle. I've also authored the English adaptations of the Japanese manga franchises Tokyo Mew Mew and Fake. I've written everything from features for Teen People and Cosmopolitan Men to a special for the Lifetime network. BTW, I'm NOT the Stuart Hazleton who's a soccer player from the UK: In fact, I'm the worst soccer player on the planet! I volunteer with stray animals and have adopted 7 pets who rule my home—usually with kindness but sometimes with claws.
