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Cry Wolf

by Angela Campbell (Goodreads Author)

3.79 of 5 stars 3.79 · rating details · 38 ratings · 26 reviews

Andrea Lockhart's job as a reporter for cheesy tabloid The Naked Truth isn't exactly where she thought her journalism career would end up. She's determined to make the best of it, but when her editor sends her to Woodbine, South Carolina, to investigate a werewolf sighting, Andrea decides the ridiculous assignment will be her last. Until she meets Sean Hunter.

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May 25, 2012 Jenn rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

I have to say, this book was not what I expected. I received my review copy a long tie ago and I guess I forgot it was a contemporary romance not a paranormal one, so I kept expecting more supernatural stuff. My confusion is entirely on me, not the publisher or the author, but I think it affected my reading. Don't get me wrong, I did really enjoy the story and the characters.

Andrea and Sean are a nice pair. They went to college together, parted ways after Sean was incredibly rude and cutting, an...more

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May 08, 2012 Romancing the Book rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

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ry Wolf was a very cute novel about town that may or may not have a werewolf. Andrea comes to Woodbine to write a story for the tabloid that she works for. Little does she know that her crush from college is now living there. She comes to Woodbine a non-believer in anything werewolf and you have to read to find out if she changes her mind. The story is not your typical werewolf story. Andrea has come to write...more

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Oct 08, 2011 Jody rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Romance Mystery readers

Recommended to Jody by: Netgalley

Shelves: shifters

Cry Wolf is an unusual werewolf mystery. It is more modern and truthful and not based in so much paranormal fantasy. Andrea Lockhart is a reporter for a leading Tabloid and usually gets to work on celebrity pieces but her new boss who happens to be an ex sends her to woodbine, South Carolina to chase after a wereworlf story. It isn't until she meets the local Paper Editor, Sean Hunter that things get interesting. Sean Hunter had been her mentor and competitor in college and she had a crush on hi...more

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Oct 28, 2011 Rebecca rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed, paranormal-romance, werewolves

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Cry Wolf is Angela Campbell’s debut novel, and it’s a cute, sweet contemporary romance with a little werewolf tossed in to mix things up. I was hoping that this was the beginning to a series, given the ending (more on that later), but after checking out her webpage, I think it’s a stand-alone novel. Either way, you’ll definitely enjoy this book out just in time for Halloween.

Andrea Lockheart is a reporter for the tabloid The Naked...more You can also read this review at Reflections on Reading Romance

Cry Wolf is Angela Campbell’s debut novel, and it’s a cute, sweet contemporary romance with a little werewolf tossed in to mix things up. I was hoping that this was the beginning to a series, given the ending (more on that later), but after checking out her webpage, I think it’s a stand-alone novel. Either way, you’ll definitely enjoy this book out just in time for Halloween.

Andrea Lockheart is a reporter for the tabloid The Naked Truth, and her editor has sent her to investigate rumors of werewolf sightings in Woodbine, South Carolina. She certainly isn’t expecting to run into Sean Hunter, former senior editor of her university paper. He’s the Woodbine paper’s editor now, and Andrea isn’t thrilled that she has to work with him, since he said some cruel remarks to her when they parted ways in college. She’d always hoped that their next meeting would involve some sort of acknowledgement of her stellar career, rather than his discovering her hanging upside down from a makeshift “werewolf trap.”

Sean doesn’t immediately recognize Andi Lockheart from college. This new Andi is stunning and clearly not interested in his help, but he owes her an apology after being such a jerk in college. Sean’s move to Woodbine to be with his sister and her kids is a far cry from writing for the New York Times, but he’s definitely enjoying the slower pace of his new life, especially since it allows him to spend time helping Andrea with her investigation. When Andrea experiences her own werewolf sighting, she and Sean begin to take the rumors more seriously and the two find themselves spending more and more time together. Can the two find a future together searching for the truth about the local werewolf?

I really enjoyed the romance in this novel. The majority of the book focuses on the relationship between Sean and Andrea, rather than the werewolf of the title, and that’s part of its appeal. Andrea is a compelling heroine with a difficult past. She’s a very talented and hardworking writer, despite writing about celebrities for a tabloid, and her shared past with Sean is an awkward one that threatens to undermine her hard won self-confidence when the two meet again. Sean is one sexy editor, and he manages to redeem himself from his being a total jerk in college. His focus on his family and concern for Andrea demonstrate that his changes are sincere.

The werewolf aspect of the novel was interesting as well. I like that Andrea starts out doubting the veracity of the claims and gradually begins to believe in the sightings as her investigation continues. I think making the romance the central focus of the novel was particularly effective, and the werewolf mystery starts to pick up about halfway into the book, which causes the pace to pick up.

Unfortunately, the werewolf mystery wasn’t completely resolved to my satisfaction, leaving us with a bit of a cliffhanger. I liked that the romance between Andrea and Sean was tied up nicely, but I wanted more explanation about the actual werewolf. Initially I assumed that this was the first book in a series, and we would learn more in subsequent books, but as I mentioned earlier, Ms. Campbell’s webpage indicates that this is a stand-alone novel, and her next book will be in a series set in a different world. Cry Wolf is only 87,000 words long, so there’s definitely room for more background about the werewolf, and the open ending definitely detracted from my enjoyment of the book.

Overall, however, this was a really sweet romance, and I very much enjoyed it. I liked Ms. Campbell’s insights into the world of journalism, and her experience writing in that world has translated well into fiction writing. I’ll definitely be looking for more of her work in the future!

I received this book for review from Carina Press through NetGalley.(less)

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Dec 02, 2011 Poison Rose rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book was interesting from the start.

Andrea Lockhart is a reporter from a tabloid called "The Naked Truth". She was once a touted and famed reporter for a mainstream newspaper. Her latest Editing Manager has sent her to Woodbine, South Carolina to do a story about werewolf sightings. As she is out looking for information, hunting for clues to the authenticity of the sightings she gets snapped in a werewolf trap and is left hanging...literally. After she gets rescued and begins her hunt she r...more This book was interesting from the start.

Andrea Lockhart is a reporter from a tabloid called "The Naked Truth". She was once a touted and famed reporter for a mainstream newspaper. Her latest Editing Manager has sent her to Woodbine, South Carolina to do a story about werewolf sightings. As she is out looking for information, hunting for clues to the authenticity of the sightings she gets snapped in a werewolf trap and is left hanging...literally. After she gets rescued and begins her hunt she runs into the one person she never thought she's see again, Sean Hunter, a former collegiate classmate and now a local paper editor. She is initially happy that Sean doesn't recognize her but pangs of the spark she has start a new fire again. She realizes there is something there for Sean and its genuine.

Sean initially didn't know that the beauty in front of him was his old classmate, she had changed since they graduated. He initially felt the old big brother instinct kick in, but this time other things begin to come out too. Did she still remember those words he said to her back in those days? Why is she working for a tabloid and not a mainstream publication? As his feelings for her grows and she tries to keep him at a distance he begins to think someone hurt her, and it made him angry to see that someone would do that, not realizing part if it WAS caused by him. He comes to find that his remaining family need him but so does Andrea. His nephew has an encounter of his own, and it shakes everyone up, but Andrea also needs him as this predator is becoming bolder and her deadline is only days away.

As they talk to townspeople Andrea comes to realize not everyone likes the publicity that comes from her being there. Many are skeptical and don't believe a thing, claiming its a hoax by some locals. others who have seen it don't share what they've seen because of the skeptics in town. With a determination she relentlessly pursues those who stick with the claim they saw a werewolf, and she finds out that there May be some credibility to their stories. Sean tries to keep her from coming under fire, but the word spreads and things start to get hairy... One night while staking out a local sighting area. After that the sightings start to increase and even the local animals know a predator is lurking in their town. Sean is helping her get the information she needs for her story, not realizing until later that Sean is writing a story of his own...about HER!
Sen and Andrea make things work to get what they both want, but their past keeps pushing them apart. You'll have to read to find out how the mystery ends and if Sean and Andrea can overcome the heartbreak and pain to find their happy ending.

Angela spins a clever romance spiked with mystery. Andrea and Sean have a lot to work through to find out they what they need besides solving the mystery is each other. Andrea still feels hurt by some of Sean's actions. Sean knows he was in the wrong for what he did, but his intentions were in her best interest. They are both torn between what they want and what they need to do. Ms. Campbell delivers in this story. I loved the mix of mystery and romance and how it was blended. A great read for those who like to see love bloom in the midst of something unusual.(less)

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Oct 05, 2011 Bekah rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Andrea Lockhart is a tabloid reporter doing a story on a werewolf in the town of Woodbine, South Carolina, the oddest little town she’s ever come across, when she is literally caught upside down and completely off guard by her college crush Sean Hunter. He once broke her heart in a cruel and cold way and he’s literally the last person she wants to see. But as the editor and jack of all trades for the Woodbine Dispatch, Andrea has little choice but to work very closely with Sean.

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Oct 24, 2011 Crystal (Redheads Review It Better) Cuffley rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, werewolves

I was fully expecting to read about shapeshifters in this book. What I wasn't expecting was the town legend of the Woodbine Werewolf. It was a pleasant surprise that I thoroughly enjoyed.

Andrea Lockhart finds herself in Woodbine, South Carolina in search of a werewolf that has gotten a lot of attention the past two years. Not the usual story she is assigned, she throws herself into finding facts that prove this creature is either true or a hoax. From the second she stepped foot in Woodbine, she...more

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Oct 07, 2011 Jen rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 4-netgalley

You know what makes this book even more fun to read? It's actual release date is Oct 31st :) I got an e-arc copy from net galley - WOW I'm glad I did :)
I'm so excited to tell you about this book!

Here I thought it would be a typical romance book - My first thoughts after reading the blurb was that the reporter guy that's following her around was the werewolf -

But NO WAY! This is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT type of werewolf story! I was at the edge of my seat for the whole thing! I couldn't put it down...more

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Oct 01, 2011 Laurielu Book Savvy Babes rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Contemporary Romance Fans

Recommended to Laurielu by: author

Shelves: 2011-reads, romance, werewolf, author-request, contemporary

Cry Wolf by Angela Campbell is a sweet contemporary love story with an air of paranormal mystery as part of the main plot. Andrea Lockhart and Sean Hunter used to be friends and co-workers in college; but since then, they have not been in contact with one another.

Andrea is sent to Woodbine, South Carolina to research an article on a werewolf sighting. While on assignment with the Naked Truth, a tabloid publication, she finds herself in an awkward position (literally) when she reconnects with Se...more

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Oct 29, 2011 Wendy Mitchell rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: new-2-me-author, requested-review, kick-ass-heroine, tear-jerker

Andrea Lockhart went from being an award winning journalist for the Chicago Tribune to hunting werewolves for a tabloid in Podunk, South Carolina. If that wasn’t ego deflating enough, she runs into her one time college crush turned arch nemesis while she is hanging upside down after being caught in a snare trap. Determined to keep the upper hand this time, Andrea doesn’t acknowledge the fact that she remembers Sean Hunter, and he sure doesn’t seem to connect the sophisticated, together professio...more Andrea Lockhart went from being an award winning journalist for the Chicago Tribune to hunting werewolves for a tabloid in Podunk, South Carolina. If that wasn’t ego deflating enough, she runs into her one time college crush turned arch nemesis while she is hanging upside down after being caught in a snare trap. Determined to keep the upper hand this time, Andrea doesn’t acknowledge the fact that she remembers Sean Hunter, and he sure doesn’t seem to connect the sophisticated, together professional woman with the chubby introvert he used to torment in college. Sean Hunter is the first to admit he was a bastard in college, but he had his own issues he was working through. He is fascinated by the changes in Andrea and makes no secret of the fact that he wants to renew old friendships. If only that pesky werewolf would quit showing up, he might be able to work his own brand of magic.

Well, this turned into a very traumatic and heartbreaking book for me. Ugh! My chest still hurts, but I cant' tell you why without giving spoilers. Just remember I live with wolves everyday and they are very near and dear to my heart. The fact that Ms. Campbell can pull that much emotion from a reader is a true testament of her skill as a writer, and while extremely painful for me, it bodes well for the rest of her audience who may not share my overdeveloped empathy for wild animals. Overall, this was a very entertaining story and had a relatively cheerful tone. Yes, it was about a scary creature stalking the unwary citizens of a small rural South Carolina town, but it wasn’t overly dark. It was mostly a fun book with laudable, interesting characters. It captured my interest from the very first and held it until the very end.

What I found most striking about Cry Wolf was that it was the talent of the author that made it such a excellent book, and not the graphic content. Some books hold readers attention merely by shock factor, like a car wreck. Cry Wolf was not graphically explicit in either the sexual content or the gore factor, yet I was totally enthralled. The heroine, Andrea, exceeded my requirements in all areas. (something that almost never happens) Her character really impressed me to no end. I had not one "eye twitch" moment with Andrea, in fact most of the time I was actively cheering her on. The snark quotient in the dialogue was more than gracious and the hero was more than smexy. Would it have hurt my feelings to have added a bit more smut to the story? Nooo, but then I'm a perv like that. It still didn't take away from the story which still contained a very strong romantic thread. I am completely confident of my recommendation of this book and know with 100% certainty that fans of a good story will enjoy this.
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Oct 16, 2011 Sharon rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-general, netgalley

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Cry Wolf was kindly provided to me by Netgalley for Carina Press.

Andrea Lockhart is a reporter for a NY based tabloid, The Naked Truth and has been sent to Woodbine, South Carolina, to research a possible werewolf sighting. Andrea believes the notion to be ridiculous but is determined to make the most of it. Her investigation doesn’t start off too well when she is literally caught upside down and is rescued by none other than her College crush and nemesis Sean...more

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Mar 15, 2012 Tracy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romantic-suspense, netgalley, arc

The Devil's in the Details
The grass is green. The sky is blue. There is no such thing as werewolves. Those are just some of the absolutes in tabloid reporter Andrea Lockhart's world, regardless of the stories covered in The Naked Truth, the rag she works for. Then the photo of some mysterious creature in some backwards town on the other side of the country came across her editor's desk and next thing Andrea knows, she's traipsing through the woods of Woodbine, South Carolina, looking for a creat...more

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Jun 30, 2012 Christi Snow rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I really liked this book. At first, I wasn't sure what it was going to be, but the book was so much more and much deeper than I expected. This is the story of Andrea and Sean. They went to college together, and being the top journalism students in their class, were often competing against each other. Early on in their college lives, they'd actually been friends, but by the time they graduated, they were much less. And on Andi's part, there were lots of hurt feelings over the wa...more

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Sep 28, 2011 Judith rated it 4 of 5 stars

One of those books that starts out kind of slow but seems to keep on getting better and better. It is a contemporary 'werewolf' story involving a tablold reporter who really doesn't believe in werewolves, who is sent to a small community to write a story for a Halloween issue, but who ends up encountering not only a story that is far greater than she originally perceived it will be, but an old flame whose disregard has hurt her in the past. Lots of colorful characters that populate a story that...more

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Nov 08, 2011 Brenda rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is a cool mystery romance with a touch of horror. I really enjoyed the different take on the werewolf myth. The story kept me guessing right up until the end and I loved the characters. I especially identified with the characters because I went to school for journalism and remember how competitive it was when the editor spots came open. The main characters met in college, and he was the hot shot reporter and editor while she was shy and just learning her craft. They both have misconceptions...more

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Feb 26, 2012 Abby Niles rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm a huge fan of Destination Truth on the SyFy Channel. The whole searching for mythical creatures has always fascinated me. When I read the blurb for Cry Wolf, I knew I had to read it. Angela Campbell didn't let me down. I loved the whole concept of the book. Her writing is quirky and had me laughing out loud at points. The romance is sweet with that heart-warming appeal that I love. Add in a little on-the-edge-of-your-seat suspense in a few scenes and I had myself a winner. Can't wait to read...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Michelle Witte rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult, contemporary, romance, supernatural

Originally posted at Libri Ago.

Sorry, no rippling teen werewolf abs or sparklepire foes in this tale. Just a good old-fashioned story of a reporter out to debunk an urban legend.

I love that a modern story involving a werewolf can be categorized as a contemporary realistic book. Realism FTW! I'm so ready for the paranormal phase to be over and get back to the good old-fashioned ghost, monster, and urban legend stories. I prefer to outrun scary creatures, not date them.

Before getting to the heart...more Originally posted at Libri Ago.

Sorry, no rippling teen werewolf abs or sparklepire foes in this tale. Just a good old-fashioned story of a reporter out to debunk an urban legend.

I love that a modern story involving a werewolf can be categorized as a contemporary realistic book. Realism FTW! I'm so ready for the paranormal phase to be over and get back to the good old-fashioned ghost, monster, and urban legend stories. I prefer to outrun scary creatures, not date them.

Before getting to the heart of the review, I do have one confession to make*: I have a large weakness for stories involving reporters and/or editors from small-town newspapers, or from big papers sent to small towns. It has to do with some of my college-hood dreams. I majored in journalism, later working as a reporter and then an editor at a large metropolitan newspaper. Honestly, I'm still a reporter at heart. Even now I get all squiggly inside thinking about how much fun it'd be to spend a few years working at a small-town newspaper.**

So when I saw that Cry Wolf incorporated a) a big-city reporter coming to a small-town to investigate an b) urban myth in the form of a werewolf, with a c) romance likely to develop, I was a goner. Absolutely perfect.

That said, it was a nice story on the merits of the writing and characters as well. I'll admit I don't have many nitpicks, but probably more so because I got lost in the story. Which, honestly, should be the goal of every writer.

It's a fun read, with a romance that feels rather realistic (including sexy bits, if you're at all concerned about that), and a kitten. How could it not be good when there's a rescued kitten? I don't think it's possible.

Joking aside, I liked this book. Four stars to the author for an enjoyable ride. I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys light, fun romances with a touch of mystery.

*I mention this now because there is a very good possibility that other books of this nature will cross the pages of this blog, and fairly soon. There are a couple of them winking at me from my TBR pile. Those little minxes.

**It'll have to be a small one since most of the big ones are going kaput. Or being handed over to untrained bloggers, but I won't get into that. *tries not to grumble*

Thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for a review copy!(less)

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Oct 08, 2011 thuy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 52-books-in-52-weeks-2011, romance, netgalley, review-written, suspense, e-arc, paranormal

Cry Wolf is fun and sweet romantic mystery with a paranormal-ish twist. Andrea “Andi” Lockhart is a reporter for a famous tabloid magazine who is sent to the small town of Woodbine, SC to investigate the local werewolf sightings. Unfortunately she finds that her old competitor and the man who beat her out for editor of the college newspaper is now living in Woodbine and runs the town paper. As a young man Sean Hunter felt that Andi was too soft and said some cruel things to her for what he thoug...more Cry Wolf is fun and sweet romantic mystery with a paranormal-ish twist. Andrea “Andi” Lockhart is a reporter for a famous tabloid magazine who is sent to the small town of Woodbine, SC to investigate the local werewolf sightings. Unfortunately she finds that her old competitor and the man who beat her out for editor of the college newspaper is now living in Woodbine and runs the town paper. As a young man Sean Hunter felt that Andi was too soft and said some cruel things to her for what he thought was “her own good.” Now Sean’s the last person Andi wants to see or work with but she has to if she’s to crack the story and find out the truth about the Woodbine Werewolf.

I was pleasantly surprised by Cry Wolf. I am a huge fan of paranormal books. Give me a vampire or demon and I’ll read it. It was a nice change of pace to read a book that had was about werewolves but wasn’t necessarily a paranormal story. The plot was well written and well paced and I was totally sucked into the mystery. I wanted to find out if the werewolf was real just as much as Andi did.

I loved the romance in this story. Andi’s got a big chip on her shoulder from what happened with Sean in college. I don’t really blame her at first. Sean’s words were cruel and, to the insecure young woman that Andi was, I can see how much it would have hurt. Even though it’s been years and Andi is a successful journalist now, she still feels like she has something to prove to Sean and perhaps to herself. Sean, on the other hand, isn’t the big time editor he set out to be. Seeing Andi makes him realize that a jerk he was in college. The years have changed Sean and he’s no longer the selfish, ambitious man he used to be. Actions speak louder than words and Sean does everything he can to help Andi and keep her from becoming werewolf bait during the investigation.

As rivals, Sean and Andi have that great antagonistic chemistry that I love to read. While Sean and Andi have great chemistry, the loves scenes themselves are pretty mild. Don’t get me wrong, they did get hot and heavy a few times but, just as things were really heating up...it would fast forward to the next morning. Personally I prefer a little more smut in my romance books but those who like their hanky panky on the lighter side will enjoy this.

I had a great time reading this. The small town setting was perfect for the mysterious werewolf sightings. It was fun following Andi and Sean on their investigation and meeting all of the quirky townspeople. And the story definitely keeps you guessing right up to the very end. A fun debut novel from Angela Campbell. I am excited to see what she comes up with next.

*An e-ARC of this book was provided free of charge by NetGalley.com. This, in no way, affected my opinion or review of this book.(less)

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Nov 07, 2011 Angela rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Paranormal romance

Shelves: ebook, fiction, netgalley, romance, urban-fantasy

This book surprised me in that it was a book about a werewolf but neither MCs were the werewolf. Instead it focused more on a legend about the Woodbine Werewolf and the MCs were trying to figure out what exactly it was. The relationship between Andrea and Sean is built on a friendship they had during college and she fights the attraction they have now. It was a slow build and was very sweet. I also really liked the supporting characters that ranged from a helpful high school kid to Sean's sister...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Nicole Luiken rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, sfantasy, ebook

I loved the opening scene with Andrea literally hanging upside in a trap. Good pacing throughout, and I liked the tension between Andrea and her old college crush/nemesis Sean. NOT a paranormal romance with a werewolf, but rather a romance between two reporters investigating the so-called Woodbine Werewolf. Is it a hoax, a previously unknown animal species or something supernatural? A nice balance between the romance and mystery plotlines.

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Mar 02, 2012 Lisa Carlisle rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was kind of a unexpected read, and I really enjoyed it. It presents a fresh take on the werewolf romances I'm used to. Loved the author's writing style. I laughed, a lot. I was also on the edge of my bed toward the end. Nice blend of genres here.

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May 07, 2012 Brian Sison rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, science-fiction-fantasy, suspense-thriller

Happily, this wasn't the fantasy-laden chick-lit book that I was expecting to read.

Yes, there is a romance involved; but it was more of a side story to the supernatural mystery. And yes, "werewolves" lead the current reader to think Team Jacob, but the werewolf in question luckily wasn't part of the previously mentioned romance in any way. The werewolf is treated in a very grounded, scientific way. The cryptozoological aspects were explored, not exploited.

I enjoyed the fact that the characters...more

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Oct 18, 2011 Maniai rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance

I'm starting to think maybe contemporary romances just aren't my cup of tea anymore. This one was a bit frustrating because I initially found it really appealing, but 2/3rds the way in, everything seemed to just start wandering aimlessly in circles. By the end I was skimming and kind of annoyed by the so-called "resolution" of the whole werewolf arc.

I did enjoy the relationship conflict and character development of our hero and heroine. I also liked the secondary characters and the small-town s...more

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Sep 22, 2011 Tam Herra rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc

I really liked the mystery in this book. It was a bit unexpected and a complete joy to read.

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Oct 22, 2011 Bj Gaskill rated it 4 of 5 stars

Romance and a werewolf seems to be a theme lately, but I have to say for a debut book this author hit the nail on the head!

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Nov 15, 2011 Tori smexys_sidekick rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, review-for-smexybooks, mystery, romance-contemporary

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Apr 27, 2013 Sam rated it 5 of 5 stars

Apr 17, 2013 Jillian marked it as to-read

Apr 03, 2013 Karis Peake rated it 5 of 5 stars

Mar 19, 2013 Jessica marked it as to-read

Shelves: e-book, paranormal-romance, werewolves

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