As featured in the LA Times Festival of Books 2024 Two Moons of Merth has been compared to such renowned series as The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin, and The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis. One reviewer calls it a "masterpiece of fantasy literature with its imaginative world-building, compelling characters and captivating storyline making it a standout in the genre." Readers are taken on an extraordinary journey to where adventure and danger await.

The pace of the story is brisk and engaging, with each chapter ending in a cliffhanger, propelling the reader forward through an emotional and steady stream of action. Aadya, the main character, begins life as a lowly peasant, but her goals are mighty, and she finds her way to becoming the queen of all the land. Her mission is to gain respect for herself and all the other women of Merth. Through her heroic efforts, she changes her society and elevates the status of all women once referred to as ‘breeders.’

Follow the Karda family through several generations in this alluring tale as they lead their people with the guidance of the Matong and kinetic sight. Mitchell delves into paradoxes of fate vs free will, loyalty vs betrayal, and the enduring strength of love, courage, and resilience. This imaginative saga of quests, romance, and intrigue, written in a lyrical and evocative style with vivid descriptions and lush imagery, propels readers forward as they turn each page to discover what happens next.