Review: My favorite so far
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2014
I've read all 3 books in the Thieves series over the last few days. I kinda struggled with the Zoey character in the first 2 books. She was all over the place with the "I want Dev", then "I love Danny", lather, rinse, repeat. In Moon, the three of them have settled into a committed menage, so at least some of the angst level of the last two books was mitigated. Notice I say "some". UF equals drama, so there is still some histrionic behavior, but at a much more manageable level.Very Brief Synopsis -  Zoey comes into her own as a shero in Moon. She has had enough of enforced babysitting and scheduled everything. She is tired of being treated like a child, and decides to take matters into her own hands to ensure her safety when she is attacked by a strange creature. The boys don't believe her, her bodyguard won't help her...and Dev's brother drops by for a visit. Twin brother. Zoey drops the bodyguard, and drags Declan along for some zombie fun. She learns something from the creature that sets her on a course of destruction or redemption, depending on how the plan plays out. We meet some new characters, particularly Lee, learn more about some established characters - hello, Albert and Chad, among others - and have a whole lot of hawt, smexy threesome fun along the way.There is a lot of story going on. Halfer is involved, and Dev and Daniel are intent on bringing the wolves into the army they are creating to fight the Vampire Council. Dev's Green Man ancestry comes into play, and Daniel's powers continue to grow. Declan, Dev's twin, has an agenda, as well.And the humor...Oh, wow...so much funny going on here. I snickered, snorted and giggled my way through Steal the Moon. When I wasn't covering my eyes with one hand through the freaky scary parts or the hold on to your seat action parts.What worked - Zoey was so much easier to read in Moon. She stood up for herself, and instead of getting sidetracked by social norms or "I shouldn't want this", she went with what she felt. She stepped up to the maturity plate, and it worked so much better for me, I can't even describe it.  Dev was himself...i.e., two steps ahead of Danny and Zoey in where their relationship was headed. We get great insight into Dev and Daniel's relationship, and that alone was worth the price of admission.Lee was a great character. He is loyal to a fault, and marches to his own beat.Love the flat out humor in Steal the Moon. Lots and lots of funny.I liked the Declan character, even if I didn't particularly like Declan. Lots of interesting potential there.Sarah and Felix were featured prominently, and Felix's reaction to a certain bedroom situation was hysterical.What didn't work as well - Nothing  really. Daniel had one angsty section but, lo and behold, ends up eventually communicating his issues. Loved that. Loved, loved, loved where that whole honesty thing led!Bottom line - I'm glad it's only 3 weeks til the next book in the series, Steal the Sun, comes out. This series is very entertaining, very sexy and a roller coaster ride of adventure. Time and money well spent.