Review: A Fantastic Shifter Romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 22, 2013
This paranormal romance involving werewolf and jaguar shifters is fantastic! Hunter's Moon is the second book in the Moon series that is fast paced and full of action. I did not read the first book and was able to read this without feeling lost because enough details from previous events are mentioned, but I will be reading the first story to get the details of how Adam and Lana got together. I cannot wait for book three. I highly recommend this series to anyone who loves stories about shifters.Sasha was a police detective who was purposely bitten so that she would become a shape shifting jaguar, which forced her to work for the Nero Organization, a company that employs hired assassins, because they promised her an antidote that will reverse the effects of the bite. Now that she knows the antidote does not even exist, she is determined to bring the organization to their knees. When Nero is out of business she and her younger sister can move on with their lives. Sasha is the one being hunted now, and the hunter is a shifter that has gone rogue. He has found her one weakness and will stop at nothing to get it in his grasps and kill Sasha. She has raised Nadya since their parents were murdered, and she's done everything she could think of to protect her. She may have to depend on the one person who should want nothing more than to kill her.Aren is a werewolf who is determined to search for the woman who tried to kill him and his twin brother Adam, who is also the new Pack Alpha. He wanted to kill her himself not too long ago, and the members of his Pack still want her dead. When he realized she is also his one true mate he battles within himself between the loyalty to his brother and their Pack, and the wolf's determination to love her and keep her safe. He wants to help her take down the rogue. Sasha knows he has every reason to want her dead. Can he give her the proof she needs to trust him enough to help protect her and keep her sister safe?I received a copy of this book for free from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.