Forever Werewolf:
Forever Werewolf and Moon Kissed
By Michele Hauf
On occasion Harlequin publishing
house offers a two for one book deal, this book is one of those occasions so to
make it easier not only on myself but also for everyone who reads my reviews I
will write a separate review for each
book. I hope you all enjoy!
Forever Werewolf:
Trystan Hawkes has been tasked by his
father to deliver an important package to the pack leader, “principal” in this
case, at Castle Wulfsiege. Shortly after he arrives he is captivated by the
enchanting Alexis Conner, daughter to the Alpine Prinicipal. As Alexis is
informing her ailing father that the package he has been anticipating has
finally arrived, an avalanche strikes the castle trapping them inside but with
some of the pack out skiing at the time soon everyone begins a rescue mission
even the Lone-Wolf Trystan. Soon as Alexis and Trystan become closer they soon
realize each one has a secret, Trystan is not full blooded werewolf but mixed
with vampire, and Alexis hides behind her blue sunglasses. Not only must they
overcome their differences but each must contend with the entire Alpine Pack.
There is no way my brief synopsis
could have done this novel justice; this novel alone has at least four story
lines all intertwining into a seamless and fascinating world of Werewolves. Though
this is a romantic fantasy it is not what you expect, yes it gets rather
“steamy” in some parts but the world that Michele Hauf has brought to life is
so captivating. Not only does this author blend the storylines into a flawless
novel she also captures the scene, from the beautiful landscape of the Alpine
mountains, to the relationships between each of the characters, and even if you
have not read any of her novels, which this is my first, the characters she
introduces from previous works do not fall flat in this novel. This first novel
definitely sets an exceptional tone for this anthology.
Moon Kissed:
Belladonna Reynolds loves to stay fit
and being a flamenco dancer it comes with the territory, one night as she is
jogging she runs into a bit of trouble in the form of three bloodthirsty
vampires. Luckily she runs into an abandoned warehouse to hide and straight
into the arms of Severo a werewolf. As Severo is holding her in his arms he
realizes that the connections he feels to this woman can only mean one thing,
that she is destined to be his mate. This is just the beginning as the vampires
soon begin to stalk Bella and Severo vows to protect her.
This novel doesn’t get really good
until about chapter eight before that it is more a “Romantica” and has less of
a storyline, but once it does kick off the book is fantastic. It turns out
Bella’s best friend who also happens to be a man, is dating a vampire which
Severo had nick named Elvira in years past for her outrageous appearance. When
it comes to light that Elvira is the jealous sort it leaves Bella in a world of
trouble. Though I read this one along with Forever Werewolf, this one was not
as well written as the first but it still held its own, it is a quick and fun
read even if it does start off a bit slow story wise.
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