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Feb 06, 2012
Although this novel may be considered young adult, do not let that fool you. While it is certainly appropriate for that age group and does deal with the simple intricacies of teenage life and love, and does so honestly, I feel that this fresh take on the werewolf genre offers up a great tale for any age group.
Something which definitely helps is the author's knack for dialogue, always swift and fluid. All of the characters and their relationships feel genuine and connected and the autho More...
Something which definitely helps is the author's knack for dialogue, always swift and fluid. All of the characters and their relationships feel genuine and connected and the autho More...
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Feb 06, 2012
As an avid (bordering on voracious) reader, I have a few simple requirements for a book to be successful: 1) a strong, well-developed plot with great potential for growth and; 2) strong, believable, well-developed characters with great potential for growth. Not only did J.A. Redmerski’s first novel, The Mayfair Moon satisfy my requirements, it went well beyond what I would have expected from a first-in-a-series novel. To be completely frank, I had a hard time putting this book down!
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Feb 10, 2012
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Adria Dawson’s older sister, Alex, is always looking out for her. Their mother’s husband is abusive to their mother, but their mom won’t leave him. One night, a beast comes after both of them and both get injured. When Social Services believes the injuries are caused by their stepfather, Jeff, the girls are forced to live with their uncle.
Alex becomes withdrawn and refuses to leave her room. Adria misses her sister. The only good thing is More...
Adria Dawson’s older sister, Alex, is always looking out for her. Their mother’s husband is abusive to their mother, but their mom won’t leave him. One night, a beast comes after both of them and both get injured. When Social Services believes the injuries are caused by their stepfather, Jeff, the girls are forced to live with their uncle.
Alex becomes withdrawn and refuses to leave her room. Adria misses her sister. The only good thing is More...
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Feb 17, 2012
Very interesting read. Anxious to see where the storyline goes in the next book.
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