Review: Man in the moon...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 08 1, 2013
I liked that both leads were broken, and suffered in a similar way. Both Flynn and Evie had been cheated on and humiliated. Flynn knew about being controlled by a sociopathic father, and Evie was controlled by her ass of a ex-boyfriend. Because both of their relationships ended horribly they both separately moved to Alaska to take some time to heal. Unfortunately that is where their good sense ended. Especially Evie's.The idea that they fell in love after knowing each other for about a week and going on one date was ridiculous, even for Flynn the wolf. There was nothing in the book that said Flynn had some mystical mate sense, and he was engaged in the past. His former mate/fiancé cheated on him and he couldn't scent it on her, so much for animal instincts. Which means wolf and all Flynn is bumbling through life looking for love like the rest of us. Evie was in a extremely emotionally abusive relationship. When she meets Flynn he is a bit awkward and demanding. That alone should have sent her running for the hills. Instead she declares her love for him in spite of his nature and the danger being with him presents. After one date. I also wish the werewolf thing had been explained. Are only males wolves? Are there other packs? If there are why didn't any of them intervene and stop Rupert?The book does not end in a cliff hanger, but the source of true danger is not actually dealt with. I suppose it was necessary to leave a villain for the next story. The villain Rupert, Flynn's father annoyed me because he was just evil for no reason. Everyone has a motivation, insane or not, yet we never get to find out Rupert's. Rupert just runs around killing or trying to kill people all willy nilly. Although there was a lot to be desired when it came to this story I did like Evie's best friend Dana and Flynn's brother Connor. If they are the leads of the next installment I may read it.