Blood By Moonlight by Jocelynn Drake, Terri Garey, and Caris Roane
Paranormal Romance
October 23, 2012
Avon Impulse
Reviewed by Tori
Just in time for the scariest season of all, three popular paranormal authors come together to tell original tales of romance where anything can happen under a Halloween moon . . .
Tempers flare and passions rise in Jocelynn Drake’s Of Monsters and Men as the local werewolf pack clashes with the Winter Court’s Wild Hunt . . .
In Terri Garey’s The Ghoul Next Door, a witch and a warlock battle it out for possession of a haunted house, but the ghost may have her own agenda . . .
And, in Trick or Treathen by Caris Roane, a master vampire struggles to stay away from the mortal woman who enflames his very soul. (Goodreads).
Of Monsters and Men by Jocelynn Drake Rating-C+
First off, let me start out by saying that this short novella is part of her Asylum series and is best read after book one-Angel’s Ink. If you haven’t read Angel’s Ink, this will spoil some things for you.
Drake takes us on a dark, satisfying trip back to Lowtown when Gage is approached by the local werewolf alpha for some help in avoiding the Wild Hunt. Action packed with Drake’s trademark dry humor makes this a welcome addition to the series; though I wish the romance would have been more forthcoming.
Read more of my review at Smexybooks.
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