Review: short but sweet
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 18, 2012
I'm a fan of the J.R. Rain Samantha Moon series.  There are a few Samantha Moon short stories to date, and one of them is in this collection along with two other shorts by Rain.J.R. Rain is a prolific writer who has written a lot of books, and the writing gene is abundant in his family... several of his family members are also writers.  I'm not sure where exactly in chronological order the Moon short stories fit into the novels/novellas of the series.  I really do wish I knew.  I read this one after finishing books 1-4.  Personally, I think it best to get introduced to Samantha in Moon Dance (Vampire for Hire #1) before reading any of the shorts.I've read a few of his other non-Moon works that he's collaborated on with other writers, both shorts and novels, and enjoyed it all so far, but the Samantha Moon material is by far my favorite.I won't go into detail about the plot lines because other reviewers have done so already, and done so pretty well.  Basically, if you're looking to collect the Samantha Moon shorts and want to try some of his other stuff, this collection is a way to do it.  As always, it's not expensive - kindle prices for J.R.'s books are very reasonable.Yes, they are short.  Hence the name, short story.  But again, they aren't expensive.