The Knight and the Moth – A Voice-Led Review
Listen to the voice that lingers like memory:
“My skin broke, my armor dented. But I did not diminish.”
Reflection
In this voice-led review, we follow Sybil’s transformation—from sheltered seer to reluctant champion—and the knight, Rodrick, guardian of secrets and provocateur of doubt. Their tension is a collision of faith and rebellion, each scene a measured inch forward in a dance of mistrust and necessity.
And then, there’s the gargoyle. One of my favorite characters in this book.
The Knight and the Moth is a slow unraveling of boundaries—between duty and desire, belief and defiance. And like all good whisperings, it leaves you leaning in.
If you listen closely, you might just hear the cathedral sigh.
💫 Listen to the full voiceover above.
Favorite Quotes
"My skin broke, my armor dented. But I did not diminish."
"You don't have to be good, or useful, for someone to care about you."
"Anger is a fine weapon, Diviner," (...) "So long as you don't point it at yourself.”
"It's hard to see who I am when I am lost in what's expected of me."
"I don't even know your name" —he drew in a breath-"and I would do anything for you."
Which line echoed its own echo in your mind?
Shop the Book
You can find The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig here on Amazon (affiliate link) — a story that lingers long after the last page.
