Review: This sequel is DEFINITELY worth it!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 3, 2012
If you don't want to read my previous review for Moon-linked, I will summarize it  here. Moon-Linked is about a girl named March. Your everyday average teen, with high school problems and two awesome friends. But things suddenly change when she gets her "monthly visitor." She grows taller, gets bigger boobs, awesome hair, basically all around beautiful. What causes this change? She finds out she is the last female Were-Wolf in the entire known world.I thought Moon-Linked was okay, was good but the writing was a little scattered. So you must be turning away right now, thinking of ignoring this review, I say DON'T. Let me say this, by the end of Moon-Ache by Erin Irvin, I can't wait to read the third book! Was kind of stumbling through the first book to get to the second book worth it? Hell yeah!First things first, the writing level of Moon-Ache has drastically increased and I was swept away with it! I found myself not getting bored, and not nit-picking at any of the writing she produced. What happened was that I kept reading, and I could actually visualize everything she had wanted me to see. A+ for amazing improvement.Now onto the story line, at first I was just okay with it. I wasn't totally focused because I kind of thought I could predict where the story was going. But within 5 chapters, I found I was wrong and was entrapped within this story.Poor March, she had to go through so much! (Minor Spoiler alert!) With the death of her parents, and to solve multiple problems at once. That entails her being taken into foster care, and if your anything like me, you will hate the Foster Freaks, just as much as March and I did. I was counting down the pages hoping she would escape from them.All in all, Moon-Ache is an incredible sequel to the first book, and though I wasn't into it at first, I definitely can't wait for the next one.The Good:1. Relatable characters, especially March. You definitely feel for her.2. Very good sequel to Moon-Linked.3. More down to earth, but still totally out there. (You'll get what I mean once you read the book)4. Twist and turns that March has to go through keep you waiting to see what's next.5. Mysterious that even we, as the reader, can not figure out what they are before March does.The Bad:1. Not enough romance. I'm a sucker for the cheesiness of it all. Though I understand why there wasn't enough. Still though, not enough.