Review: Really fun and cute read.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 8, 2013
Review can be found here courtesy of Romance Junkies:[...]Lana Turpin is not aware what she truly is. She spent her childhood in foster care, and once she reached her maturity every new moon she blanks out without a clue on what happens during those times. Nothing more than a drifter using her writing skills to fund her traveling, it allows her to keep one-step ahead of the mysterious organization stalking her. All that changes when she meets a handsome stranger in a diner on a new moon. With Adam's help, she starts to unravel the truth.Adam Sloan is the eldest son of the Pack's Alpha, the heir. He owns a ranch where he breeds and trains horses for a living. He and his pack patrol their hometown for potential threats, such as hostile jaguars. So it was unusual for him to scent a jaguar and on the new moon, a time when jaguars shift into their animal forms. To complicate matters, when he touches the strange woman his instincts yell that she is his mate. His pack would never accept her but that does not stop him from protecting her.Lana remained skeptical when Adam informed her of the reason behind her blackouts and what she truly was. She did not immediately accept the wild story until she had concrete proof, a photo taken from her very own phone. Adam disbelieved that the woman at the diner could not know what she truly was until men tried to accost her. Circumstances bound them together, and so he teaches her what it means to be a shifter. The death of a pack member keeps Adam from revealing his mate to his pack, but still he needs to protect her from the organization trying to steal her for her uniqueness.MOONLIGHT is a cute, fun read. Written in first person, each chapter Kessler switches POV. This allows us an equal insight on both the heroine and hero's thoughts and feelings. It allowed me to connect better with both characters. I have seen this done in one other book and it lets the book stand out from the others. Kessler added a neat twist to her weres (both jaguar and wolf) that set them apart from the rest.