Bad Moon Rising: Lunar Mates Book 2
Loribelle HuntParanormal erotic romance
Available from Cobblestone Press
ISBN: 1-60088-031-2
August 2006
| Trey Williams thought returning to Alabama that his days of hunting scoundrel vampires were over. He planned to retire but only found himself chasing a local outlaw werewolf. There went his time to spend with his good friend, Darius Stewart, who had been banished from the pack. Now he is busy keeping an eye on the land and Meg, who gives Darius a run for his money, as well as keeping a close watch on the owner of the bakery, Tara, who needs protection until the rogue werewolf is caught. Unfortunately, keeping tabs on Tara doesn’t give him many peaceful moments since he is determined to claim her for his mate. Tara Burke couldn’t be happier with her bakery but when Trey enters her life, she sets forth to put a stop to anything he has planned. It’s bad enough that her cousin, Meg, is with a werewolf, Tara doesn’t wish the same choice. By conjuring up a bit of witchcraft, she decides to come up with her own blend of recipe to keep him safely away from her and completely out of her life. Tara disturbs his peace of mind and he is determined to claim her as his mate. And the closer he becomes to her, Tara begins to wonder if being with handsome Trey would really be all that bad.
If you’re looking for some scrumptious erotic romance then Bad Moon Rising is the one book with just the right seasoning of romance, hot intense heat, a bit of danger and intrigue, along with a hot werewolf all in one remarkable read. Trey asserts himself in great lengths to get Tara, no matter how hard she resists the temptation to surrender to him. Ms. Hunt creates sizzling characters that respond well to each other. While Tara is full of spunk, Trey is motivated to go after what he desires in life, making them one hot couple. With the additional cast of Darius and Meg, Ms. Hunt fashions a gripping plot that has the reader begging for more. These installments shouldn’t be missed.
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Reviewer: Linda L. |
