Review: 5 stars = I freaking LOVED this book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
Just as I had hoped, Full Moon Feral was Brendan’s story. While we met Brendan in Full Moon Lockdown, he was such a shy and quiet character we did not learn much about him. However, his character undergoes a major transformation (literally) and we learn more about him even as he learns about himself. The end of Full Moon Lockdown saw Brendan responding to a newly arrived feral shifter, feeling an overwhelming need to be near him and comfort him – in short, his mating instinct kicked in. This need is so strong that Brendan refuses to leave the feral’s cell and begins to waste away. Fortunately his friends care for him and intervene after a week, forcing him to shower and eat. It turns out it was exactly what he needed to do as a conversation during dinner gives him an idea about his feral mate.One of the reasons that I enjoy shifter romances is that the characters tend to be a bit wilder and riskier and Brendan is no different when he decides to test his theory. Fortunately for all involved, his theory was correct and his test succeeded…kinda. As the feral regains his humanity, Brendan is shocked to learn that his draw to the feral isn’t one sided and they begin to get to know one another and their relationship begins to develop. There are consequences to Brendan’s test that are both unexpected and dangerous, but you’ll have to read Full Moon Feral to find out what they were as well as Brendan’s feral’s name because I’m not telling.Ms. Nacht has given us with another well-written book in the Moon Compound series. She also answered my question from book one, yes there are female shifters, we just haven’t met any of them. Full Moon Feral was a quick and sexy read with plenty of action between Brendan and his feral as well as another appearance by the Hellhounds. I’m looking forward to reading the next book in the series.I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.Reviewed by Angela at Crystal's Many Reviewers!