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Crying For The Moon

by Sarah Madison (Goodreads Author)

3.76 of 5 stars 3.76 · rating details · 407 ratings · 68 reviews

Vampire Alexei Novik may have the teeth and the coffin, but he’s given up the lifestyle for an old fixer-upper in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Weary of his past, Alex plans to keep to himself, but it seems his sexy, new neighbor, Tate, can’t take the hint—a good thing, since it turns out he’s handy for all kinds of things around the house. Tate even gets along with Alex’s wer...more

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Published July 22nd 2011 by Dreamspinner Press (first published July 21st 2011)

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Sep 11, 2011 Jj Nightsong rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, vampire, shifter

Cover - by Anne Cain; beautiful; slightly misleading
MC's - Alex, a vampire who is giving up the Life, which means he's staying more human than not. The story is told from his 3rd person POV. Alex moves to a secluded mountain home and Tate is his only neighbor.

Werewolves, a small pack of 4, are Alex's friends, which goes against the traditional vampire way. During the course of the story, Alex realizes that he hasn't really gotten to know the wolves very well, and his discovery - often with Tate'...more Cover - by Anne Cain; beautiful; slightly misleading
MC's - Alex, a vampire who is giving up the Life, which means he's staying more human than not. The story is told from his 3rd person POV. Alex moves to a secluded mountain home and Tate is his only neighbor.

Werewolves, a small pack of 4, are Alex's friends, which goes against the traditional vampire way. During the course of the story, Alex realizes that he hasn't really gotten to know the wolves very well, and his discovery - often with Tate's involvement - of their back-stories or aspects of their personalities was a clever way to develop these characters and make them distinctive. I liked all of them.

Almost all of the action takes place at Alex's house, which in less talented hands might get tedious, but there is so much going on that the house stands solid at the center. The house is old, and needs a lot of fixing-up; it's surrounded by woods, which provide a new hunting ground for the weres.

The basic plot conflict revolves around Alex warming to Tate despite his wish not to. Alex is a vampire, he's got a dangerous ex out in the world somewhere, he himself is dangerous, his best friends are werewolves, etc. He doesn't want to expose Tate - who is a very nice, funny, smart and tenacious guy - to all of this. The thing I like about this was that it could have easily devolved into a lot of angst and internal monologue, but it didn't. Sarah Madison knows just how to convey this without beating it over our heads. Tate manages to get under Alex's skin anyway, and does so without doing anything stupid or over the top.

The sex in the story is just right, with a believable build-up. It's very hot when they do get together.

One of the wolves, Peter, gets hurt while hunting, and the pack ends up staying with Alex while he heals. This leads to the many complications that make the story entertaining. The appearance of Peter's sister was the one element I wasn't happy with - she seemed extraneous to me.

The climax was exciting. I did see it coming, but that did not lessen my enjoyment one bit.

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Aug 04, 2011 Beatrice rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, gay-romance, paranormal

A few vague spoilers here and there, but nothing that would take away your enjoyment of the book! Still, please approach my review with caution.

Complete devouring of a book within a day is usually an indication of me enjoying a book. Despite its relatively manageable length, I did not finish Sarah Madison’s Crying for the Moon in a single day. Except, contrary to my earlier statement, this doesn’t signify my lack of enjoyment at all. In fact, I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to stay a little...more A few vague spoilers here and there, but nothing that would take away your enjoyment of the book! Still, please approach my review with caution.

Complete devouring of a book within a day is usually an indication of me enjoying a book. Despite its relatively manageable length, I did not finish Sarah Madison’s Crying for the Moon in a single day. Except, contrary to my earlier statement, this doesn’t signify my lack of enjoyment at all. In fact, I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to stay a little bit longer in their world, and as such I tried to read as slow as I could. What makes this book so special in my eyes? A lot, to be honest.

First of all, the characters were all three-dimensional and enjoyable, as well as very much entertaining. Everyone knows that wonderful characters are keys to hitting it big with readers – even if a book has a very interesting premise, annoying characters would just make the story fall flat. That isn’t the case at all with this book! I enjoyed all of them, even grumpy Duncan and (at times) very irritating Julie. The only one I didn’t enjoy, of course, was Victor. But he was interesting enough – even during the times when Alex only talked about him in passing – that I was intrigued. Alex and Tate were great, with flaming chemistry between them that only burned brighter with repression. They were fascinating main characters, and I enjoyed uncovering secrets as Alex told them, like how we get to piece together the mechanics of “the Life” as Alex talked about it. Alex is a wonderful indirect narrator, and I was shocked in very much the same way as he was when certain things came to light. Tate was equally as intriguing; since the story was told from Alex’s perspective we initially know very little about Tate. (Although, even in the end, some things are very unclear to me. I’m not worried, though, because the author herself said that she’s currently plotting out a sequel!)

Nick and Peter were, by far, my most favorite of the cast of secondary characters. I admit, when we first encounter them, I was a bit disappointed when Alex said (not explicitly, though) that Nick was straight. And Peter was simply adorable! At times he tends to act like a complete kid but it was still believable nonetheless; his childishness wasn’t so off-the-wall as to come off as completely forced. Nick and Peter have such an easygoing and comfortable relationship with each other that it’s not hard to imagine them together. Imagine my surprise when it turned out that they are together! I jumped up and down in glee for a couple of minutes. With a full house (literally!) of wild characters, both primary and secondary, I wouldn’t have cared less if the plot was nonexistent.

And for a while it did seem like there wasn’t a point to it at all. In a sense, the conflict is both external and internal so if a reader isn’t paying much attention, the conflict wouldn’t have been obvious at all. After a while, though, it was clear to me that the biggest conflict here is Alex coming to terms with pursuing a relationship with Tate, who is a tad bit more fragile because of his humanity. There were a couple of side plots as well, such as Peter getting injured and Julie – Peter’s sister – just suddenly appearing, but underlying those little things was the fact that Tate was slowly worming himself into Alex’s small and intimate circle. Through these small happenings we get to see just how much Tate fits in this group of social outcasts. The external conflict is pretty much foreshadowed even in the beginning of the book, and it isn’t so dramatic that it actually takes away from the beauty of the internal conflicts. Victor’s role in the story wasn’t hard to predict, but a final twist born out of his assault took me a bit by surprise. I know that a lot of people have mentioned that this twist was really obvious right from the get-go, but to be honest, I was either dense or didn't really pay any attention to it. I suppose in hindsight it was blatant, even for me. I just couldn't get a clue. (I think I got distracted by Nick and Peter.) Most readers would definitely pick up on "the big reveal" right from the start, but hopefully it won't detract from anyone's enjoyment of it.

It was all very lovely to read, and as some reviewers have said before me, it’s a story of friendship as well – the beginnings of new friendships, the strengthening of existing ones. There is no doubt that everything is centered on Alex and Tate, but the others are so close to them that they aren’t easily brushed off to the side. I fell in love with them all, and I’m sure that anyone who takes the time to get to know these guys (and gals) would fall in love with them as well!

The author’s world-building was fantastic as well. Too often we encounter vampires who are just too perfect – the sparkly ones, for example. I think it was a good decision on Sarah’s part that she didn’t read any vampire stories before writing hers. Her take on the werewolf and vampire lore is extremely refreshing and unique. It doesn’t at all feel recycled and contrived. These paranormal beings have their own weaknesses as well as strengths, the proof of which is Peter’s encounter in the woods.

This is perhaps one of the longest reviews I’ve ever written, and with good reason, too. There is just too much to say about this book that I can ramble and gush about it on and on and on. I really loved my three days in the company of this book. I wanted the story to stretch as far as it could because I wasn’t quite willing to leave the characters just yet. Thank the heavens for sequels, because I am truly looking forward to the story that comes after Crying for the Moon, as well as Nick and Peter’s story! Definitely recommended (in fact, I will be loaning my copy to my best friend) and I will be reading more of Sarah Madison’s stories.

P.S. Dear author, I need more.(less)

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Jan 29, 2013 leigh rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: challenge

Pleasant but bland story which never got off the ground for me. No chemistry between the leads, and nothing about the plot drew me in.

This book is an example of a phenomenon I’ve noticed before in M/M: the most intriguing and exciting events have occurred before the book begins, and the reader gets them secondhand as told by the characters.

This book starts with Alex the vampire having left his community, his dangerous ex-lover, and everything he knew. We’re told the fact of this, but not the wh...more

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Nov 02, 2012 Charly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Funny story with unusual details about vampires and werewolves

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 7/10

PROS:
- I am far from an authority on vampire or werewolf lore. That said, a lot of the details pertaining to Alex’s vampire nature and Nick’s pack’s werewolf natures struck me as very interesting and unusual.
- This book has a sly sense of humor, often quiet and gently self-critical. Here’s an early statement that made me chuckle: Alex is pondering what...more Funny story with unusual details about vampires and werewolves

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 7/10

PROS:
- I am far from an authority on vampire or werewolf lore. That said, a lot of the details pertaining to Alex’s vampire nature and Nick’s pack’s werewolf natures struck me as very interesting and unusual.
- This book has a sly sense of humor, often quiet and gently self-critical. Here’s an early statement that made me chuckle: Alex is pondering what to do with his time and considers taking up writing because “He’d heard that vampire fiction was very popular right now.” The dialogue is often funny too, and there are some moments of physical humor that fall just shy of slapstick.
- Many of the vampire stories I’ve read involve characters who are unbelievably wealthy and can do whatever they want without even considering the cost. I liked reading a story in which a vampire character was more normal in this area, having to save up and watch his finances the way most people do.
- The descriptions of Tate’s mannerisms as a veterinarian are very well done. I grew up with a vet, and I rarely read books with veterinarian characters that I find believable. (Once I read the author bio at the end of the book and discovered that the author is a vet, this all made a great deal of sense.)

CONS:
- Alex is a jerk at the beginning of the story, and although I knew I was bound to find out the reason for his grouchiness, it still took a while for me to warm up to him. I had a “Tate deserves better” mantra running through my mind for almost the first half of the story.
- I don’t mind romances with little or no sex, but for some reason I was a little disappointed in that regard with this story. There are a lot of hints at the attraction between Alex and Tate, and it didn’t seem to me like there was much payoff.

Overall comments: I enjoyed this quite a bit, despite my tendency to find vampire stories a bit boring. There are a couple decent sex scenes, a heartfelt romance, and quite a few funny moments. I’m not sure how much this will stand out in my memory several months from now, but I thought it was a great way to spend a couple of evenings.(less)

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Oct 31, 2012 Alicia Nordwell rated it 4 of 5 stars

I won a print copy of this book, which I received a few days ago. Finally having some quiet time, I sat down to read it. It took me about 2 hours start to finish, but I slowed down a little to enjoy certain... parts. LOL

The writing was quite well done, with only a few errors, and the flow was perfect. Sarah has wonderful writing skills that draw you into the story, even if the story is about a house betraying its new owner with all it's crumbling quirks, at first. The characters all had interes...more

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Oct 03, 2011 Tracy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: netgalley-arc, m-m-paranormal-romance, lgbt

Fangy and Flirty Fun with Claws, Cats, and Coffins
Alexei Novik escaped the vampire Life he'd grown weary of and bought a rundown house in the mountains. All he wants is to be left alone, though he has no doubt that he hasn't heard the last of his power-hungry ex, Victor. With the help of a small pack of werewolves he considers his friends, he settles into his mountain home and starts fixing up the place, ignoring the constant pull of the coffin that regenerates him but which exacts too high a pr...more

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Sep 03, 2011 Tam rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, shifters, vampires

Alex is a vampire who is running from his ex and vampire society. He buys a house in the middle of nowhere near his wolf shifter friends, although traditionally wolves and vamps are enemies. His neighbor, vet Tate stops by but Alex is quite rude, he wants to be alone, however he ends up calling on Tate for help with the old house and when one of the wolves is injured by something in the woods when Alex allows them to run on his property, he calls Tate to help. Before long Tate has figured out th...more

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Aug 12, 2011 Tracy's Place rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

Alexei known mostly as Alex left his former lover and the life of a vampire that includes sex, manipulation, killing and pretty much thinking that you’re better than anyone else on the planet. He took his coffin (that has amazing regenerative powers) and headed off to the mountains for some peace and tranquility. However when he gets there he finds more peace than he’d like – it’s too quiet for him!

The first day he moves in, with the help of four of his werewolf friends, he meets local vet, Tate...more

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Aug 11, 2011 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: same-sex-smexin, paranormal-romance, netgalley, vampires, werewolves-or-other-shape-shifters, 2011-read, family-issues

This is a Quickie Review. For the full review, please visit The Romanceaholic.

Expected Release Date: July 22, 2011 (Available Now!)
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press
Imprint: N/A
Author’s Website: http://www.sarahmadisonfiction.com/
My Source for This Book: Netgalley
Part of a Series: No
Series Best Read In Order: N/A
Steam Level: Hot

Alexei Novik is tired of the Life. Making a clean break from his controlling lover, Victor, he moves to a remote house in the Blue Ridge Mountains, avoiding both feeding on hu...more

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Jan 15, 2012 Nessa Warin rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-i-own, fantasy, gay-and-lesbian

A very fun and interesting world that was not at all stereotypical. I loved the interactions between the characters, the way that they were hanging on to each other despite the protocol against it, and the twist at the end was both perfect and unexpected.

The world building here is top-notch, with histories for all the characters and races, histories that affect them but don't completely define who they are. The characters are also fantastic, likeable but unique, each with their own intriguing ba...more

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Dec 12, 2011 Lang rated it 4 of 5 stars

I liked this story =) Although I'm not a fan of the more gothic and dark vampire lore and those "old school vampires".
I have to say I didn't expect the surprise with cat EPT and Tate (no more spoilers here LOL).
The funny places and bantering here and there were really nice and cute.
I also like how the attention was sort of divided between all the characters, so it's interesting to learn more and more small details about them.
Can't wait for the sequel(s?) =)
Still few questions were left unanswere...more

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Jul 29, 2011 Cooper West rated it 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely adore this book. Yes, Sarah is a friend and so I can be justifiably accused of bias, but I'm fairly sure I would adore this book if I had never met Sarah in my life.

The plot is romantic and humorous, with the leads butting heads or at least trading wit throughout, and I really appreciated how the various supernatural elements were not the stars of the show as they are for so many paranormal romances. The lead, Alex, is a person first and a vampire second, and while what he is plays...more

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Sep 21, 2011 CoffeeTimeRomance andMore rated it 5 of 5 stars

I LOVED Crying for the Moon! Ms. Madison creates a paranormal world unlike any other. Coffins are receptacles that are genetically attached to particular vampire families, new types of shifters are introduced, and the age old war between vampires, and werewolves is put on hold while friendships are created. Oh, and love is the common denominator, both the love of friends and the love of lovers. The relationships are strong and bold; they stand out and loved ones stand up for each other no matter...more

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Jan 26, 2013 Furio rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: gay, gay-erotica, gay-fantasy, gay-supernatural, gay-romance

Within the scope of a harlequin-like M/M romance with a supernatural twist, this is good stuff: decently written and plotted with likeable -if a bit two dimensional- characters it does not fail to entertain nor to please with its happily ever after (and a potential for a sequel).

Nonetheless Ms Madison has a knack (see also "Raincheck") for giving unexpected twists to very common lore, subtly altering a fair number of details. The result is interesting and new and would have begged for more lengt...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Top 2 Bottom Reviews Interviews and More rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Aug 10, 2011 Cat rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this story. I liked the originality of it and the element of surprise at the end was perfect, because I totally did not expect the big reveal about Tate, despite it being obvious that there must be something off about him. Tate himself was a great character, very loveable and adorable - and just the right amount of cheeky and bold, when the situation called for it. His warning to Alex about not feeding the brown tabby from the very beginning was very showing about his character -...more

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May 05, 2013 Chris Jeffreys rated it 4 of 5 stars

Alex is a vampire who is trying the break his life from sleeping in his coffin so he can embrace his more "human" side. He moves into an old house near to his friends, a pack of werewolves. He also meets a mystery veterinarian, Tate. We know something is different about Tate, but it is not confirmed until the final few chapters of the book.

A lot of this book is spent learning about the characters (so maybe there could be a sequel or two). The characters are interesting, and there is a little bi...more

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May 28, 2012 Simsala*is getting slow* rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: shapeshifter, m-m, fantasy, paranormal, vampires, werewolves

Almost through,but I don`t have the time and the patience anymore to put up with a centuries-old vampire and his bunch of oh-so-dangerous werewolf buddies,when they are acting and chattering like a flock of seagulls - very immature seagulls...
An o.k. story,but the silly and all too often gratuitous dialogue grated on my nerves...

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Nov 14, 2012 Tutu rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5 stars

Another hard book to rate because I enjoyed it but still had some problems with it. I guess the strongest point this story had was its unique take on vampires and werewolves. It made for an interesting read. Also, I found here one of the coolest lines ever : "No fucking way! He just wants you for your coffin, Alex!”
What made me enjoy the story was Tate. I liked him even though he’s far from perfectly written. It was just something …catchy....about him:)
But………mild spoilers:
• What’s up wi...more

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Oct 20, 2011 Mariana rated it 2 of 5 stars

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Jul 22, 2011 MandyM rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance

Really enjoyable paranormal M/M romance that puts a new spin on some of the old mythology. Vampire Alex has moved to the mountains to get away from the empty parasitic Life led by most vampires. He has made friends with an outcast group of weres and has offered to let them use his land on the night of the full moon. At the same time he is getting to know some of the locals, both animal and human. But someone from Alex's past is not happy with his newfound freedom.

I found the MC's, Alex and Tate,...more

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Oct 07, 2011 Bluespirit rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sarah Madison has created a superb universe in ‘Crying for the Moon’ and has put a fresh and novel slant on the vampire and werewolf genre.

Her characters are engaging and well-rounded but with tantalising hints to their back-stories that allow for wonderful surprises as the story unfolds. I found that I really cared about what happened to Alex and Tate, but what I hadn't expected was the added bonus of such a fascinating group of secondary characters. Nick and his pack were equally as engaging a...more

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Oct 07, 2011 Bluespirit rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jul 17, 2011 Ami rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-fantasy-paranormal-futuristic, mm-shifters, mm-vampires

3.5 stars
My issue with this book is lack of information of the characters. Written in 3rd person narration, the story only comes from Alex's (the vampire) point of view, it feels like I've been pushed into Alex's life without so much of introduction. I'm struggling to get the sense of Alex, his life -- since Ms. Madison infuses a different element to the vampire myth, most notably the connection of a vampire and his coffin, and his relationship with the werewolf pack, which Alex calls his friend...more

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Jun 23, 2012 Jollymus rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, shapeshifter, vampires, romance

I enjoyed reading this book. It was fairly easy, with only a few characters and not that many conflicts.

I have no idea whether or not this is to be a series, but I felt that a lot of questions were never answered: Who is Tate? Why does no one know about his kind? Alex/Victor..?

For me the characters define the book. If the characters are interesting I find it easier to get sucked into the book ^^ what missed was some depth to the characters. There were great potential to make the characters inte...more

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Sep 16, 2011 Lasha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: darkdivasreviews, paranormal, five-stars

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Aug 23, 2011 Nikyta rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: dreamspinner-press, a-sweet-cute-read, cat-shifters-felines, bubbles-safe, contemporary-fantasy, deception-betrayal-lies-omissions, little-or-no-smexing, m-m, medical, vampires, paranormal, wolf-shifters, net-galley-reviewed

This was a fun read. I liked the banter and the characters because they made the story enjoyable and I was thankful for that because I was hoping for a read that'd get me out of the funk I was in and this one definitely did that.

Tate and Alex were both so cute to me. It was a treat seeing Alex realize even though he's a vampire he still has friends who care about him. I really liked that.

My only faults were I knew the 'mystery' right from the get go. As soon as it was mentioned I knew exactly wh...more

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Sep 04, 2011 Lady*M rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, m-m-romance

Funny and sweet story about vampire tired of vampire life who wants to find the solitude and some meaning in his long life with a little help of his friends - unconventional pack of werewolves. Things don't work exactly as he planned as all hell descends on his new home: his friends, his friendly and sexy vet neighbor Tate, werewolf's sister, feral cats and, finally, his psychotic ex. This was entertaining, at moments farcical, take on supernatural beings. Werewolves who are getting help with fl...more

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Jul 23, 2011 Rachel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-m-m, romance-m-m, desert-island-keepers

I LOVED this! I just loved the characters and how Alex's and Tate's relationship was so natural and slow-building, and how it went from a sort of reluctant friendship to more. I also liked Alex's werewolf friends, especially Nick and Peter. I like how their friendship progressed as well, and really every character was interesting and fleshed out.

Another aspect I liked was that the vampires here were different and unique from what we normally read. I guess my only niggle was that I do wish that...more

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Jun 09, 2012 Mary rated it 5 of 5 stars

I read this on the plane today and as I was reading it I wondered why it had taken me so long. I loved it. The banter between the werewolves and Alex made me smile, loved Nick and Peter together, loved Peter's sister for how annoying she was, Duncan, Tish, was charmed by them all. The best part was that Alex and Tate's love affair built slowly and Tate himself was my favorite piece. He was insistent and funny and always a positive influence. I liked that all problems were dealt with as a group;...more

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