WOW! What an amazing ride Ms. Blackwell takes us on in the world of the Timber Wolves. I love this series. After the world that is created in the first novel Destiny Binds, Time Mends picks up where the amazing debut ended. Scout Donovan is still recovering from a near fatal stomach laceration that Jase, her brother, accidentally gave to her in an attack where her boyfriend Alex died. At the end of the first novel, Scout swears she sees a flash of Alex's wolf at his funeral. She is also able to determine that his coffin was buried empty which leads her to question not only his death but her sanity throughout this book. She continues to have vivid lifelike dreams where Alex meets her on their beach and gives her obtuse and enigmatic advice. The dreams seem so real and like Alex is trying to guide her through her changes. I loved Alex and was so shocked by his death at the end of the first book. I loved this tie and continuation of Alex in Scout's life.
Without giving away any of the delightful twists and turns of this novel, I will only say that Scout is thrust into the Shifter world in a role that she neither wants or is quite ready for. She must also come to terms with Alex's death and the rift it has created between Jase, Charlie, and herself. Jase becomes angry and short fused while Charlie closes himself off from everyone going about his life in an almost robotic way. Ms. Blackwell makes Scout's emotions so easy to identify with in this book. I really felt torn between Alex and Charlie in the first book and hurt by Jase and Charlie's action that led to Alex's death.
This book again takes the reader places that are both a surprise and a refreshing story that made it impossible to put the book down. I read it in one day. Scout is funny and easily identifiable to the point that I laugh and cry right along with her. I can't wait to see where Ms. Blackwell takes us in the next book and desperately hope it really comes out in the fall of this year!!!
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Just One Drop (Prince of Wolves 3) by Quinn Loftis
This is the third book in a series that just keeps getting better and better. Not only do we get to continue to see Fane and Jacque but all of the snarky friends. I love the way Jacque, Sally and Jen interact with each other and finish each other's sentences. Jen has finely fell in love with Decebel the Beta for the Romanian Pack. However, it would seem that Jen has a drop of wolf blood and therefore could be a mate. Decebel acts like Jen is his mate by going all Alpha protective of her. His wolf has claimed her but the mating signs are not there. Without being able to prove they are mates. Decebel is getting out of control.
Then packs from all over plan a "The Gathering" a great nuetral gathering of unmated males and females in hope of finding true mates. Since Jen hasn't found her true mate that can be proven and she has a drop of wolf blood, she is forced to participate. Decebel must watch her interact with unmated males while his wolf is barely in control of his temper.
Also, unbeknownst to all, there is a plot underfoot to take down the strongest Alpha of all, Vasile.
I love this series. The interaction between characters is funny, touching, and hot. Decebel is a hunk of burning Alpha male and loved seeing him trying to deal with his inner wolf and Jen's loud mouth. They are essentially perfect for each other with a chemistry that is smoking. I can't wait for the next book. This one ends abruptly in a horrible cliffhanger that will have me biting my nails until the next one comes out.
Then packs from all over plan a "The Gathering" a great nuetral gathering of unmated males and females in hope of finding true mates. Since Jen hasn't found her true mate that can be proven and she has a drop of wolf blood, she is forced to participate. Decebel must watch her interact with unmated males while his wolf is barely in control of his temper.
Also, unbeknownst to all, there is a plot underfoot to take down the strongest Alpha of all, Vasile.
I love this series. The interaction between characters is funny, touching, and hot. Decebel is a hunk of burning Alpha male and loved seeing him trying to deal with his inner wolf and Jen's loud mouth. They are essentially perfect for each other with a chemistry that is smoking. I can't wait for the next book. This one ends abruptly in a horrible cliffhanger that will have me biting my nails until the next one comes out.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Howl (Howl 1) by Jayme Morse and Jody Morse
Fifteen-year-old Samara McKinley is not your average teenager. Unlike her best friend, Emma Taylor, Samara’s life does not revolve around partying and trying to fit in at school. In between playing the peacekeeper for her troubled family and crushing on the cute new boy at school, Samara sets out to stay to true to herself. Luke finally asks her out after a game of beer pong at one of Emma's party. At first, Luke and Sam have great chemistry and Luke plans a romantic stargazing date. But that all changes when she is bitten by a wolf. Samara begins living a double life – human by day, wolf by night.
Samara is finally approached by the wolf that bit her who mysteriously explains that he is her Alpha but can't tell her exactly why he bit her yet, who he really is or who is in the rest of her pack. Her Alpha can speak in her mind both as a wolf and human and no one else can do this but her Alpha and her Mate. Soon another Alpha approaches her and reveals that she should be on their pack because of her bloodline but because she got bit she could be on either pack. Sam will have to choose between packs, friends, and potential mates.
As Samara watches her relationships with those closest to her fall apart, she finds refuge in the mysterious wolf that bit her. Determined to keep her alter-ego secret from her family and friends, Samara soon discovers that her family has a few secrets of their own – secrets that could turn her life upside down forever.
I enjoyed the Briar Creek Vampire Series from the Morse Sisters and automatically wanted to read this new shifter series. I wasn't disappointed! The story is easy to lose yourself in and a great story that you won't want to put down trying to figure out who the mysterious Alpha and pack members are. The world the Morse Sisters have developed is compelling and I can't wait to read more. This book is a steal at this price being well written and edited.
Samara is finally approached by the wolf that bit her who mysteriously explains that he is her Alpha but can't tell her exactly why he bit her yet, who he really is or who is in the rest of her pack. Her Alpha can speak in her mind both as a wolf and human and no one else can do this but her Alpha and her Mate. Soon another Alpha approaches her and reveals that she should be on their pack because of her bloodline but because she got bit she could be on either pack. Sam will have to choose between packs, friends, and potential mates.
As Samara watches her relationships with those closest to her fall apart, she finds refuge in the mysterious wolf that bit her. Determined to keep her alter-ego secret from her family and friends, Samara soon discovers that her family has a few secrets of their own – secrets that could turn her life upside down forever.
I enjoyed the Briar Creek Vampire Series from the Morse Sisters and automatically wanted to read this new shifter series. I wasn't disappointed! The story is easy to lose yourself in and a great story that you won't want to put down trying to figure out who the mysterious Alpha and pack members are. The world the Morse Sisters have developed is compelling and I can't wait to read more. This book is a steal at this price being well written and edited.
Friday, January 20, 2012
Malevolence (Kilkenney 2) by Devyn Dawson
Malevolence is the continuing story of Abel Casey, a phophesied "Great Wolf". Abel is growing into his role as Alpha of the Phelan pack. Dolly has taken over the pack after the General's death while Abel is learning about his powers. Dolly and Pru have taken off to track down the General's killer while Oakley and Abel are dealing with a sudden increase of "bitten" new werewolves near the Farm. Abel and Oakley find a girl with amnesia who was left in a field with some cans of soup and a note for her to go to the Phelan Farm. She doesn't know who bit her or who she is and Abel has to explain to her that not only do Werewolves exsist but she is now one of them. Bitten werewolves have difficulty not going feral and with shifting back to human. They will soon have to decide wether these werewolves are able to be saved or must be destroyed.
Dolly and Pru are hunting down leads to the General's murderer when they stumble upon Allie, Abel's Sister and the self professed King of the Vampire's Pascale in Paris. Pru calls the Pack for back-up when the vampires threaten to expose their secret exsistence to the world and a hit is placed on her mother. Abel and Oakley fly over and are joined by members from the Kilkenny and Maine Packs.
Malevolence is a great follow up to 'The Legend of Kilkenney'. Abel's journey to become the great wolf continues as he gets used to his new powers and sense of commanding the pack. Abel is a natural for the Alpha. Abel is such a cool and sexy character. I would have loved to see more romance for Abel. *hint, hint* There are a few scenes between him and Crissy his girlfriend but I am a sucker for romance and want MORE :). Oakley and Pru don't disappoint in the romance department but Pru has a new sexy bodygaurd, Gus and the chemistry between him and Pru cause some ripples in Pru and Oakley relationship. The best part of the whole novel is the end when Abel literally becomes a kick ass Wolf. It will have you cheering like any awesome action movie. I can't wait to see what will happen next in this series.
Dolly and Pru are hunting down leads to the General's murderer when they stumble upon Allie, Abel's Sister and the self professed King of the Vampire's Pascale in Paris. Pru calls the Pack for back-up when the vampires threaten to expose their secret exsistence to the world and a hit is placed on her mother. Abel and Oakley fly over and are joined by members from the Kilkenny and Maine Packs.
Malevolence is a great follow up to 'The Legend of Kilkenney'. Abel's journey to become the great wolf continues as he gets used to his new powers and sense of commanding the pack. Abel is a natural for the Alpha. Abel is such a cool and sexy character. I would have loved to see more romance for Abel. *hint, hint* There are a few scenes between him and Crissy his girlfriend but I am a sucker for romance and want MORE :). Oakley and Pru don't disappoint in the romance department but Pru has a new sexy bodygaurd, Gus and the chemistry between him and Pru cause some ripples in Pru and Oakley relationship. The best part of the whole novel is the end when Abel literally becomes a kick ass Wolf. It will have you cheering like any awesome action movie. I can't wait to see what will happen next in this series.
Thursday, December 22, 2011
Blood Rites by Quinn Loftis (Prince of Wolves 2)
I am in love with this series--It's official! I re-read Prince of Wolves,book 1, before diving into blood Rites just because I loved the chemistry between Jacque and Fane. Besides a supercharged romance, Jacque has loyal friends and family that provide an amazing and somewhat amusing supporting cast. This wonderful series never fails to make me laugh and cry right along with the characters. I am not sure why but it always reminds me of "Jessica's Rules to Dating on the Darkside". I think it is the strong Romanian Prince only this one is a very Hot Werewolf.
Blood Rites starts about a week after "Prince of Wolves" concludes. Jacque and her best friends, Sally and Jen, are getting ready for her bonding ceremony with Fane. On the way to the bonding, Jacque, her friends, and her mother Lily are in a dangerous car accident. Fane is nearly crazy with worry. It turns out that the one doctor on staff that is Wolf is the sister of Lucas Steele, the Alpha Fane killed at the end of book 1. To make matters worse, Dillion, Jacque's real father and Alpha of the Denver Pack, decides he should intervene to protect her until she is 18. What follows is a roller coaster of emotions and laughter that will have you unable to put the book down. Seriously, clear your day!
Jacque also gets kidnapped from the hospital while still ill and Fane has to find her before it is too late. It is a race against time to get Jacque what she needs to recover. The end was perfectly romantic and swoon worthy. I cried tears of happiness for tese characters. I absolutely can't wait to read the next one which is due out in Feb/March 2012. Jen, Jacque's smartmouthed friend, will come to terms with what she really wants and who she really is. I would absolutely recommend this series to anyone who enjoys YA paranormal romance.
Blood Rites starts about a week after "Prince of Wolves" concludes. Jacque and her best friends, Sally and Jen, are getting ready for her bonding ceremony with Fane. On the way to the bonding, Jacque, her friends, and her mother Lily are in a dangerous car accident. Fane is nearly crazy with worry. It turns out that the one doctor on staff that is Wolf is the sister of Lucas Steele, the Alpha Fane killed at the end of book 1. To make matters worse, Dillion, Jacque's real father and Alpha of the Denver Pack, decides he should intervene to protect her until she is 18. What follows is a roller coaster of emotions and laughter that will have you unable to put the book down. Seriously, clear your day!
Jacque also gets kidnapped from the hospital while still ill and Fane has to find her before it is too late. It is a race against time to get Jacque what she needs to recover. The end was perfectly romantic and swoon worthy. I cried tears of happiness for tese characters. I absolutely can't wait to read the next one which is due out in Feb/March 2012. Jen, Jacque's smartmouthed friend, will come to terms with what she really wants and who she really is. I would absolutely recommend this series to anyone who enjoys YA paranormal romance.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
The Legend of Kilkenney by Devyn Dawson
The Legacy of Kilkenney is a fresh new young adult paranormal romance. Abel Casey is an average guy in a small town near OK city, when Pru Phelan moves into town. While this seems like the reverse of new mysterious guy, let me assure you that is the only similar theme in Legacy. Pru is a beautiful red head that has drawn the attention of everyone when she attends the FBLA meeting just to meet Abel. Abel is shocked when she comes over to him afterwards because hot girls just don't befriend him. Pru and Abel quickly hit it off. The alternating POV allows the reader to get real insight into Pru and Abel. I was immediately drawn in and immersed in the world that Ms. Dawson has created.
Pru befriends Abel because she believes he is the prophesied Great Wolf who will be the Alpha of all the packs. Pru is the pack shaman and has been assigned to train Abel and help him get his soul in tune for his first shift. Not only does she need to gain the trust of Abel but has to explain that the monsters of myth and legend are real and he is one of them. Abel is such a cute guy and I really liked that he takes everything very cool and doesn't freak out. Pru and Oakley, another pack member assigned to train and protect Abel, begin to train Abel in fighting and coming into his own senses.
This story is multi-layered and beyond his relationships to Pru's Dad, General (current Alpha), Dolly (Pru's Mom), Byron and other pack memebers, Abel has to deal with his sister becoming a pawn in the war between the vampires and werewolves. Becomming the Great Wolf means that while everyone will revere him, his friends and family will be targets of not only other supernaturals but rogues and other packs who want Abel's power. Not to mention the girl he has a crush on has eyes for another.
This was such joy to read. The story flows and draws you into a complete world created by the author. These characters will have you thinking about them even after you put the book down(if you can put it down). It is really hard to summarize Legacy into a review because I don't feel I can really do it justice. There is just so many plots and subplots and I don't want to ruin the natural unfolding of the story for anyone. I highly recommend The Legacy of Kilkenney to anyone who enjoys the paranormal! It has some sweet romance, Hot shifters, and a great start to a series that will keep you capivated and checking the publishing date for book 2.
Pru befriends Abel because she believes he is the prophesied Great Wolf who will be the Alpha of all the packs. Pru is the pack shaman and has been assigned to train Abel and help him get his soul in tune for his first shift. Not only does she need to gain the trust of Abel but has to explain that the monsters of myth and legend are real and he is one of them. Abel is such a cute guy and I really liked that he takes everything very cool and doesn't freak out. Pru and Oakley, another pack member assigned to train and protect Abel, begin to train Abel in fighting and coming into his own senses.
This story is multi-layered and beyond his relationships to Pru's Dad, General (current Alpha), Dolly (Pru's Mom), Byron and other pack memebers, Abel has to deal with his sister becoming a pawn in the war between the vampires and werewolves. Becomming the Great Wolf means that while everyone will revere him, his friends and family will be targets of not only other supernaturals but rogues and other packs who want Abel's power. Not to mention the girl he has a crush on has eyes for another.
This was such joy to read. The story flows and draws you into a complete world created by the author. These characters will have you thinking about them even after you put the book down(if you can put it down). It is really hard to summarize Legacy into a review because I don't feel I can really do it justice. There is just so many plots and subplots and I don't want to ruin the natural unfolding of the story for anyone. I highly recommend The Legacy of Kilkenney to anyone who enjoys the paranormal! It has some sweet romance, Hot shifters, and a great start to a series that will keep you capivated and checking the publishing date for book 2.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Cry Wolf by Angela Campbell
Cry Wolf is an unusual werewolf mystery. It is more modern and truthful and not based in so much paranormal fantasy. Andrea Lockhart is a reporter for a leading Tabloid and usually gets to work on celebrity pieces but her new boss who happens to be an ex sends her to woodbine, South Carolina to chase after a wereworlf story. It isn't until she meets the local Paper Editor, Sean Hunter that things get interesting. Sean Hunter had been her mentor and competitor in college and she had a crush on him. But Sean told her she would never make it as a reporter because she was too nice. Andrea is still smarting from the last meeting and isn't sure what to make of this new Sean. Andrea is determined to make and break the real story of the Werewolf and accepts help from Sean as professional curtesy. Soon the pages heat up with attraction and passion. But can Andrea get past her feelings in the past and trust that Sean has always had her best interests in mind?
The Werewolf is a mystery that has been cultivated by local business owners much like the loch ness monster to influence tourism. Some of the townfolk are supportive and some are down right mean and want to run the silly girl reporter out of town. Andrea must deal with her feelings for Sean, the mystery of the Werewolf and cranky townspeople. It is a very interesting read and not you everyday werewolf romance
The Werewolf is a mystery that has been cultivated by local business owners much like the loch ness monster to influence tourism. Some of the townfolk are supportive and some are down right mean and want to run the silly girl reporter out of town. Andrea must deal with her feelings for Sean, the mystery of the Werewolf and cranky townspeople. It is a very interesting read and not you everyday werewolf romance
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Prince of Wolves by Quinn Loftis
Prince of Wolves is about soulmates and fated love. If you happen to be a hopeless romantic who loves the idea of finding your one and true mate, then this is the book for you. This is actually a large ebook being 1000+ pages on Nook but I was so invested in the story and characters that I read it in a day and a half. Jaque is a girl in a small town that is spying on the new foreign exchange student that is moving in across the street. As soon as he arrives, Fane is immediately drawn to Jaque and can send thoughts to her. Jaque actually thinks she is having a mental breakdown but soon recongnizes the mental voice as Fane's. Fane is a foreign exchange student from Romania where he is next in line to be Alpha of the biggest pack of Grey werewolves in the world. He is drawn inexplicably to the small town and finds Jaque his one true mate.
Ms. Loftis has a great new voice in writing paranormal romance. I loved the interaction between Jaque and her two BFF's, Sally and Jen. The quips fly as well as the sarcastic wit. I laughed outloud several times at Jen and Jaque's outrageous personalities. I loved the fact that Jaque didn't swoon and just bend to the fate that was handed to her. Jaque is a spitfire and enjoys putting Fane in his place. Fane loves Jaque's spunk and the fact that she isn't afraid to speak her mind. The chemistry is awesome.
Fane was very careful when he choose his exhange town so that he wouldn't encroach on another pack's territory but apparently there is an unregistered grey pack in town. Since the ratio of Alpha Females is 1 to 30, Lucas, the local Alpha is trying to claim Jaque for himself. Lucas challenges Fane in a fight to the death. The action is great and the emotional turmoil for Jaque is easily identifiable to the reader. This book had the same feel of "Jessica guide to dating the dark side" being that Lucias and Fane are both princes from Romainia and come to find their soulmates. But Prince of Wolves develops a quicker romantic tie between Fane and Jaque because they are able to share thoughts and are immediately attracted to each other. I loved this book and consider it a great independent find. I am hoping for a follow up that includes the bonding ceremony and Jaque's life in Romania.
Ms. Loftis has a great new voice in writing paranormal romance. I loved the interaction between Jaque and her two BFF's, Sally and Jen. The quips fly as well as the sarcastic wit. I laughed outloud several times at Jen and Jaque's outrageous personalities. I loved the fact that Jaque didn't swoon and just bend to the fate that was handed to her. Jaque is a spitfire and enjoys putting Fane in his place. Fane loves Jaque's spunk and the fact that she isn't afraid to speak her mind. The chemistry is awesome.
Fane was very careful when he choose his exhange town so that he wouldn't encroach on another pack's territory but apparently there is an unregistered grey pack in town. Since the ratio of Alpha Females is 1 to 30, Lucas, the local Alpha is trying to claim Jaque for himself. Lucas challenges Fane in a fight to the death. The action is great and the emotional turmoil for Jaque is easily identifiable to the reader. This book had the same feel of "Jessica guide to dating the dark side" being that Lucias and Fane are both princes from Romainia and come to find their soulmates. But Prince of Wolves develops a quicker romantic tie between Fane and Jaque because they are able to share thoughts and are immediately attracted to each other. I loved this book and consider it a great independent find. I am hoping for a follow up that includes the bonding ceremony and Jaque's life in Romania.
Monday, August 8, 2011
Fate Fixed: An Erris Coven Novel by Bonnie Erinna Wheeler
Fate Fixed opens as Lexie is moving to a small town in Maine with her new blended family. Lexie's real father died about a year ago in a car crash where she was driving. Since then, she has been drowning in guilt and trying to break through her little sister's anger. Her Mom, Ruby has remarried after falling in love with a Romanian immigrant through eHarmony. Dragos has 3 sons: Maxim, Alix, and Nikolai. The move is a big change and Lexie is trying to get used to her new brothers. Lexie's family is at best creepy and unusual. The mystery around her family continues to build until the action explodes. Ms. Wheeler does an excellent job at building the mystery and creepiness of Maxim. Alix is social and friendly building a comradere with Lexie. Both brothers seem to be at times too posessive and attracted to Lexie. Shortly after the move, Lexie's Mom begins to change and has mood swings that are unlike herself. She turns off Lexie's phone and internet which further creates a isolated strangeness about her new family.
Torin is a mystery that I don't want to give too much away about because that is part of the fun. There are four fine cousins with Torin being one, Teagan, Cian, and Braden rounding out the group. Braden has completed the change and is the "older brother" personality of the bunch. Teagan is the ladies man, Cian the devoted boyfriend and Torin the brooding and tortured soul over what he will become. When Lexie the girl of his dreams, turns up in Erris, he immediately knows she is his other half. But before Lexie and Torin can get too comfortable, there are animals being slain and gruesome finds in the woods surrounding the town. The cousins are trying to piece together the mysterious slayings before they get exposed or someone gets hurt. Torin and Lexie must fight to put together the mystery before it rips them apart or kills those they love most. This isn't your usual teen paranormal romance where everyone is "good" deep down. In this world, monsters do exsist.
Reading the summary for Fate Fixed intriqued me so much that I downloaded it from smashwords for my Nook and began reading it almost immediately. The story is told from different points of view- Mostly Lexie and Torin but also a mysterious wolf. The story starts slow and really takes some time to build. This is the first in a series so much of the first half is world and character building. I'll admit that I am a romantic sucker for the whole fated love thing which is why I wanted to read this in the first place. But Torin and Lexie seem to connect instantly but it didn't feel forced to me. The connection and romance is beautifully written on a soul level. It was like a beautiful symphony coloring the air. What really makes this book unique is the action that starts about two-thirds and doesn't stop. Secrets are exposed with some unique twists that I think will take most readers by surprise. I wouldn't recommend this book for younger teens as there are some mature graphic killings. I fully enjoyed this and read it in about a day. I love indie authors some of the best reads I have read lately have been indie. The next book is coming out in Fall 2011 so hopefully it won't be a long wait!
Torin is a mystery that I don't want to give too much away about because that is part of the fun. There are four fine cousins with Torin being one, Teagan, Cian, and Braden rounding out the group. Braden has completed the change and is the "older brother" personality of the bunch. Teagan is the ladies man, Cian the devoted boyfriend and Torin the brooding and tortured soul over what he will become. When Lexie the girl of his dreams, turns up in Erris, he immediately knows she is his other half. But before Lexie and Torin can get too comfortable, there are animals being slain and gruesome finds in the woods surrounding the town. The cousins are trying to piece together the mysterious slayings before they get exposed or someone gets hurt. Torin and Lexie must fight to put together the mystery before it rips them apart or kills those they love most. This isn't your usual teen paranormal romance where everyone is "good" deep down. In this world, monsters do exsist.
Reading the summary for Fate Fixed intriqued me so much that I downloaded it from smashwords for my Nook and began reading it almost immediately. The story is told from different points of view- Mostly Lexie and Torin but also a mysterious wolf. The story starts slow and really takes some time to build. This is the first in a series so much of the first half is world and character building. I'll admit that I am a romantic sucker for the whole fated love thing which is why I wanted to read this in the first place. But Torin and Lexie seem to connect instantly but it didn't feel forced to me. The connection and romance is beautifully written on a soul level. It was like a beautiful symphony coloring the air. What really makes this book unique is the action that starts about two-thirds and doesn't stop. Secrets are exposed with some unique twists that I think will take most readers by surprise. I wouldn't recommend this book for younger teens as there are some mature graphic killings. I fully enjoyed this and read it in about a day. I love indie authors some of the best reads I have read lately have been indie. The next book is coming out in Fall 2011 so hopefully it won't be a long wait!
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Silver Moon By Rebecca A. Rogers
Silver Moon is full of mystery. Candra Lawton is moved to East Hartford to live with Aunt Beth and Uncle Randy. Candra is a rebel of a student and has a perchance for trouble. This actually makes me like her all the more. It is departure from the candy coated heroines that are so good and always do the right thing. Candra is gritty and questions everything from what everyone is hiding to whether her love interest is sincere. What was nice was that Candra didn't take the secrets sitting down and bemoan her fate, she investigates which quite often gets her in trouble.
When she first moves in, Chandra starts to attend High School and is the new student that is ostracized for no reason. He only friends are a couple by the name of Jana and Blake. She also meets the Conways a family who dabbles in dark magic and are a clan with a grudge so deep that the Lawtons are mortal enemies. Cameron and Ethan are the hench men of the family and are continually threatening and stalking her because of the bad blood. But Ben Conway is something more, he seems to like her and Candra is drawn to him. He begins to pick her up to drive her to and from school. No one in the town likes the fact that they are hanging out. Ben is continually in trouble with his brothers for even talking to her and she gets shunned by her supposed friends who are looking out for her. Chandra is not duped but wants to use Ben to end the fued. Ben suggests they talk with his mother and wants to help also. But then everything goes wrong. Chandra ends up in the hosptial. Ben and Chandra decide that they can't be together even though they want to. I have a feeling this will not be the end of them by any means.
The only issues I had with Silver Moon is that everything felt over dramatc for me. I don't know if it was because I didn't quite understand what the big deal is with Candra. It still seems like there is something special about her that we do not yet know. But the book doesn't necessarily hint that there is more to it. Also, Ben and Chandra could have been explored a little more and although I in no way believe it is over between them. I would have liked to see more romance. But it was also refreshing that Chandra didn't lose herself and insist on true love with Ben. I found Chandra a very strong self sufficient girl. She doesn't fall all the way for Ben because part of her still doesn't trust him. She isn't like Twilight's Bella who falls deep in love and is only motivated about being with her boyfriend. I am not even sure you would call Ben a boyfriend.
Some of the dream visions were confusing and black magic didn't seem to adequately explain it. It is almost like there are so many beginnings of stories in this book and not enough tying together for me. I am looking forward to reading the next book hoping that it will become clear.
Chandra is a werewolf who will turn for the first time on her 18th birthday and inherit a power that has yet to reveal itself. The Conways want to take her power to combine with theirs to make them more powerful. The book ends with Chandra just trying to stay safe until she is 18.
When she first moves in, Chandra starts to attend High School and is the new student that is ostracized for no reason. He only friends are a couple by the name of Jana and Blake. She also meets the Conways a family who dabbles in dark magic and are a clan with a grudge so deep that the Lawtons are mortal enemies. Cameron and Ethan are the hench men of the family and are continually threatening and stalking her because of the bad blood. But Ben Conway is something more, he seems to like her and Candra is drawn to him. He begins to pick her up to drive her to and from school. No one in the town likes the fact that they are hanging out. Ben is continually in trouble with his brothers for even talking to her and she gets shunned by her supposed friends who are looking out for her. Chandra is not duped but wants to use Ben to end the fued. Ben suggests they talk with his mother and wants to help also. But then everything goes wrong. Chandra ends up in the hosptial. Ben and Chandra decide that they can't be together even though they want to. I have a feeling this will not be the end of them by any means.
The only issues I had with Silver Moon is that everything felt over dramatc for me. I don't know if it was because I didn't quite understand what the big deal is with Candra. It still seems like there is something special about her that we do not yet know. But the book doesn't necessarily hint that there is more to it. Also, Ben and Chandra could have been explored a little more and although I in no way believe it is over between them. I would have liked to see more romance. But it was also refreshing that Chandra didn't lose herself and insist on true love with Ben. I found Chandra a very strong self sufficient girl. She doesn't fall all the way for Ben because part of her still doesn't trust him. She isn't like Twilight's Bella who falls deep in love and is only motivated about being with her boyfriend. I am not even sure you would call Ben a boyfriend.
Some of the dream visions were confusing and black magic didn't seem to adequately explain it. It is almost like there are so many beginnings of stories in this book and not enough tying together for me. I am looking forward to reading the next book hoping that it will become clear.
Chandra is a werewolf who will turn for the first time on her 18th birthday and inherit a power that has yet to reveal itself. The Conways want to take her power to combine with theirs to make them more powerful. The book ends with Chandra just trying to stay safe until she is 18.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Sometimes By Moonlight by Heather Davis
Thank You Heather Davis! This novella is a follow up to "Never Cry Werewolf". We finally get to find out what happens to Shelby and Austin. Austin the son of a rockstar and followed by tabloids and also happends to be a werewolf. Shelby saved Austin in the first book by helping him escape from 'brat camp' which blossomed into a relationship. During the escape, Austin accidently bites Shelby. I continued to wonder about that bite and what it would mean for Shelby. I wanted to know!! I am so glad Heather Davis when ahead and wrote this novella to satisfied my curiousity but now I want to know what will happen next. sigh! I recommend this if you enjoyed the first book as it will answer some lingering questions.shif
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