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Flirting Under a Full Moon (Flirting with Fangs Trilogy #1)

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If Brandee Hanson ever wants to go from waitress to photographer, she'll have to take some once-in-a-lifetime shots. But when she catches the gorgeous private investigator, Nick Wolfensen, on camera— transforming into a werewolf—she is thrown into a world of vampires, shapeshifters, and other paranormal misfits.

In order to keep his secret and stay clear of the supernatural...more

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Published April 2nd 2013 by Sourcebooks Casablanca

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Mar 27, 2013 Lori {Romancing the Dark Side} rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2013, paranormal-romance, werewolves, 2013-immortal-reading-challenge, my-reviews, netgalley-reviews

Originally published on Romancing the Dark Side:

Welcome to Boston Uncommon...the bar where everybody knows you're supe!

Brandee Hanson is an aspiring photographer working as a waitress at a local bar, Boston Uncommon. She's recently recovering from a bad breakup and has sworn off men for the time being. Brandee hasn't had much luck with men and is shocked when the bar's resident psychic, Sadie, reveals the next man to walk through the doors of the establishment will be her true love. When the in...more Originally published on Romancing the Dark Side:

Welcome to Boston Uncommon...the bar where everybody knows you're supe!

Brandee Hanson is an aspiring photographer working as a waitress at a local bar, Boston Uncommon. She's recently recovering from a bad breakup and has sworn off men for the time being. Brandee hasn't had much luck with men and is shocked when the bar's resident psychic, Sadie, reveals the next man to walk through the doors of the establishment will be her true love. When the infamous ladies man nicknamed 'One Night' Nick Wolfensen walks in, Brandee is positive the cards have failed Sadie this time.

Nick Wolfensen is no ordinary patron, he's an ex-cop turned private investigator who also happens to be a werewolf. Then again, Boston Uncommon is no ordinary pub, it's a vampire owned bar that is frequented by the paranormal community and considered a "save haven" among Boston's supernaturals. Needless to say, things get a little exciting for Brandee when she accidentally catches Nick on camera, shifting into a werewolf and learns the truth about her place of employment.

Flirting Under a Full Moon is a romance with paranormal elements filled with a few shifting sub plots that are sometimes hard to keep up with. A lot of information is introduced but not thoroughly explained, leaving you with a fair share of unanswered questions. There's plenty of mystery and mayhem incorporated in the story, but I would have liked a little less action and more romance between Brandee and Nick. I had a hard time connecting with their relationship because I feel it felt a bit rushed, sure they know each other a from Boston Uncommon, but true love after one crazy date? I'm not buying it...

I found Nick to be a little less alpha than I like in a werewolf, but he's a stand up hero with a good heart and a sense of humor. He's a protector, knows who he is and what he wants. Brandee on the other hand, is a confused mess who is newly reformed when it comes to swearing and replaces every swear work with some of the most ridiculous phrases instead. Now I don't need my heroine to have a trucker's mouth, but after the first couple of chapters she had me swearing out of frustration! It's safe to say we don't share the same sense of humor. Brandee was a little too hot and cold for me, one minute she's in love with Nick, the next she's yelling at him for being protective...she's a bit of a loaded gun. I enjoyed her fearless attitude and outspokenness in some situations, but she can be impulsive and immature sometimes which gets her into trouble more often than not.

What I truly love about Flirting Under a Full Moon is that it's set in the city of Boston. It made me reminisce about my college years in that beautiful city and gave the story a lighter feel versus a larger city setting, in my opinion. The paranormal world the author created is engaging and the chemistry between the two characters is fun and flirty. If you're in the mood for a lighthearted paranormal mystery that doesn't mind poking fun at itself, this one's for you.

{ebook courtesy of Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.}

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May 06, 2013 Carmel (Rabid Reads) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: werewolves

Reviewed by: Rabid Reads

This is my second go at reading a book by Ashlyn Chase and I’ve come to the conclusion that her brand of humour just isn’t for me. Her flaky characters, unrealistic relationship progression and unfocused plot make me feel like I’m reading under the influence. Flirting Under A Full Moon is a light, girlie read that’s a good choice if you’re sitting by the pool sipping mojitos.

Brandee gets dragged into paranormal affairs after getting kidnapped while tailing Nick on an inve...more Reviewed by: Rabid Reads

This is my second go at reading a book by Ashlyn Chase and I’ve come to the conclusion that her brand of humour just isn’t for me. Her flaky characters, unrealistic relationship progression and unfocused plot make me feel like I’m reading under the influence. Flirting Under A Full Moon is a light, girlie read that’s a good choice if you’re sitting by the pool sipping mojitos.

Brandee gets dragged into paranormal affairs after getting kidnapped while tailing Nick on an investigation into her cousin’s disappearance. These events lead me to believe that the main plot would revolve in some way, shape or form, around this case. And it does but very loosely. If you take a look at the blurb there’s no mention of Nick even being a P.I. After a while I couldn’t help but see the kidnapping as an excuse to bring them together. The detective work is shoddy at best and although there is a resolution to the investigation it seemed like it was only an afterthought. This book is about Nick learning to accept and deal with his werewolf mating instincts and Brandee getting over her abandonment issues. Sounds like your typical paranormal romance story line in my opinion but there was something missing in Chase’s delivery.

I’m a huge fan of werewolf lore, especially where true mates are concerned. I know this angle has been worked to exhaustion but I don’t think I’ll ever get sick of it. Ashlyn Chase took something beautiful and twisted it to the point of being unrecognizable. Nick’s mating instinct is so all consuming that he foregoes his one-night-stand ways, develops an almost stalker-ish obsession with protecting Brandee and proposes to her within the span of a week. If I’d been in this girl’s shoes I would have filed a restraining order and run for the hills!

Brandee’s obviously not the brightest bulb in the box and this is probably the only reason why their relationship doesn’t crash and burn. But really, after seeing Nick turn into a wolf, how dumb do you have to be to believe a story as far fetched as this:

“… he said he was naked to crawl through a tight basement window—that he was about to grease up his body but dropped the baby oil in his rush to keep her safe.” –Page 35

She also has this annoying habit of putting her own personal twist on the saying “Oh my God!” by substituting the last word with something else like “pickled herring” or “boiled bunny”. And this is funny how? Overall I just found her character to be ditzy, ignorant and naïve. All this to day that Flirting Under A Full Moon just wasn’t my cup of tea.

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May 06, 2013 Judy & Marianne from Long and Short Reviews rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, paranormal, non-erotic

Originally posted at: http://www.longandshortreviews.com/bo...

A wolf walks into a vampire bar…

Okay, that sort of sounds like the start of a bad joke. Flirting with the Full Moon is anything but a bad joke. There are twists, turns and lots of white hot fun involved.

I’ve read other books by Ms. Chase and couldn’t wait to get my hands on this book. I’m glad I did. I got to meet intriguing characters and indulged in Ms. Chase’s distinct writing style. The words flow and I was immediately snagged int...more

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Apr 23, 2013 Mason rated it 4 of 5 stars

Looking for a romantic comedy with a paranormal twists? Then look to FLIRTING UNDER A FULL MOON by Ashlyn Chase for a fun read.

In this day and time of electronic communication, Brandee Hanson gets dumped via a text message. Moments later a psychic tells her she’s about to meet the man of her dreams. To top it off, she’s barely making a living as a waitress at the local bar.

Brandee really wants to be a top photographer and she knows to get ahead she’s got to capture that once-in-a-lifetime photo....more Looking for a romantic comedy with a paranormal twists? Then look to FLIRTING UNDER A FULL MOON by Ashlyn Chase for a fun read.

In this day and time of electronic communication, Brandee Hanson gets dumped via a text message. Moments later a psychic tells her she’s about to meet the man of her dreams. To top it off, she’s barely making a living as a waitress at the local bar.

Brandee really wants to be a top photographer and she knows to get ahead she’s got to capture that once-in-a-lifetime photo. But when that prize photo is the gorgeous private investigator Nick Wolfensen transforming into a werewolf, Brandee may have captured more than she bargained for. Now she has to deal with shapeshifters, vampires and other paranormal misfits.

Meanwhile, Nick needs to convince Brandee not to release the photo. If she does, his secret will be revealed, the supernatural council will be upset and his private investigation business will probably be destroyed. To make matters worse, he has to also convince her his life isn’t so bad since he’s just realized she’s his soul mate. Things get serious and heat up fast when one of Nick’s cases involves Brandee’s niece.

Author Ashlyn Chase has created characters that you’ll love, as well as those you’ll love to hate for their actions. The characters are zany and well-developed. The hero and heroine are an intriguing couple that will have you reaching to turn up the fan during some of their steamy encounters. Chase does an excellent job of creating a world where humans and various inhabitants of the paranormal world live together.

FLIRTING UNDER A FULL MOON is an entertaining romance with eccentric characters and lots of humor blended with a paranormal twists and steamy trysts. A fun start to a delightful new series. This lighthearted read is a great way to relax and escape from your daily worries.

FTC Full Disclosure - I requested this book as part of the author’s virtual blog tour. A digital download of the book was sent to me by the publisher in hopes I would review it. However, receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review. (less)

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Apr 10, 2013 Marci Hopkins rated it 3 of 5 stars

I haven't finished the book yet, but I had a few thoughts I wanted to get out. First, I'm annoyed that this is billed as a "different series." It's not really. It's the same series, just expanded beyond the apartment building. Which I'm fine with, but billing it at a new series makes the assumption that there's no dependencies between this and the previous series, and that's a bad assumption. It's using many of the characters from the previous series and expanding the background of one of the mi...more

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Apr 08, 2013 Marlene rated it 4 of 5 stars

Actually 3.5.

Nick Wolfensen, known to the women who frequent the Boston Uncommon bar as "One Night Nick", flirts with Brandee Hanson. Brandee doesn't want much to do with Nick, especially since she just got dumped via text. Before long, Nick, a werewolf, realizes that Brandee is his mate, but convincing her of that may be difficult. Meanwhile, Nick has a danger-filled case involving Brandee's cousin, and Brandee sticks her nose into it.

Filled with quirky, amusing characters, FLIRTING UNDER A FUL...more

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May 05, 2013 Darcy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, pnr, shifters, greek-mythology, psychic-gifts, vampires

I didn't realize that this book/series is a spin off from the author's Strange Neighbors when I started it. I think if you haven't read them you would still be ok with this book, but they are cute books, so you should read them anyway.

I really like the idea of a bar where all the Supernatural people can meet and get to know each other. I did find it odd that it was staffed by all humans though. It seems to be things would be better if people had a clue.

I liked Brandee, but she did get on my nerv...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Kimberly rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: netgalley

Review featured on www.books-n-kisses.com

Well I didn’t love this book but I didn’t hate it either. The synopsis really doesn’t explain what the book is about clearly. There is an interesting story that is told but nothing ever seemed to click.

The book was written in almost a YA style even though it is not. The characters never seemed to really connect. The characters in the background weren’t over the top interesting and it also seemed to have a feel that we missed a book somewhere when it talks...more

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Mar 17, 2013 Sophia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-immortals-reading-challenge, pnr-uf

Fasten your safety belts, kids! This is going to be a wild, zany, flirtatious ride. If it's a paranormal, its in this book- or so it seems. I picked it up because it sounded like a fun paranormal romance from a new-to-me author that I decided to check out. I can best describe what I read as light-hearted paranormal romantic comedy that seemed to offer a nice little mystery to solve while poking a bit of fun at it's own genre of stories.

Poor Brandee, a human girl working as a barmaid until she ca...more Fasten your safety belts, kids! This is going to be a wild, zany, flirtatious ride. If it's a paranormal, its in this book- or so it seems. I picked it up because it sounded like a fun paranormal romance from a new-to-me author that I decided to check out. I can best describe what I read as light-hearted paranormal romantic comedy that seemed to offer a nice little mystery to solve while poking a bit of fun at it's own genre of stories.

Poor Brandee, a human girl working as a barmaid until she can set enough money aside for her dream career in photography, gets dumped once again and this time its by text. Brandee doesn't get the opportunity to let the pain of rejection sink in before Sadie, the Boston Uncommon Bar's resident pyschic does a reading for her and the cards promise true love will be the next guy to come walking through the doors. The first thing through the doors is 'One Night' Nick Wolfensen. Brandee somehow doubts the cards on this one.

Nick Wolfensen is a werewolf and he, like many paranormals, frequents Anthony the vampire's bar that is neutral territory where all non-human races can come and relax without worrying about their various paranormal prejudices. Nick's just quit his police job and turned to Private Investigative work. His first case is the kidnapped fire mage daughter of the mayor and Brandee's niece. Nick has had a hard and fast rule about women. He makes them no promises and he wants no strings or attachments because he's looking for his true mate. For some reason, his eye keeps straying to Brandee Hanson.

Things get really interesting when Brandee goes moonlighting with her camera and catches more than a hot looking PI on film. Brandee follows Nick to 'help' find and rescue her niece and ends up spying him change into his wolf. Paranormals have one rule and Nick accidentally broke it. Don't get discovered by the humans. Brandee's discovery leads her and Nick onto quite the adventure trying to stay one step ahead of an angry Mother Nature who police's the paranormals and trying to figure out the attraction and relationship that's sprouted up between them.

This story went all over the place. My head spun as the plot seemed to constantly shift between perspectives and plot lines like the kidnapping investigation, Brandee's discovery of paranormals, Brandee and Nick's relationship, Anthony's relationship, the Mother Nature and other gods thing, Nick's other investigations and Brandee accidentally outting the paranormals. By nature of all these shifts in plot, I found it a bit choppy at times. It was a fun story and I do appreciate that the mayhem and madcap feel to it was intentional, but I also felt that it would have been improved by focusing on maybe just a few of the many elements included and saving some of it for another book. I also felt that the main line of the story, Nick and Brandee's romance needed more development. I wasn't convinced they were in love when they both felt they were. They spent much of the time in a back and forth thing. Nick knew exactly what and who he wanted and went about pursuing it while Brandee was flighty. She tended to jump without much thought into things and think about the consequences later usually getting all sorts of trouble stirred up in the meantime.

All that being said, I did have a good time reading this story and I think the author has hit on a great backdrop in the creation of Anthony's Boston Uncommon Bar with all the interesting characters that come and frequent the place.

Those who enjoy a light-hearted paranormal romance romp should give this one a try.

Thank you to NetGalley and Sourcebooks for providing this book for review purposes.(less)

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Apr 29, 2013 Jacque rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed

Men have dumped Brandee every possible way and she wants nothing more to do with them, Nick is drool-worthy; known for his one-night stands and feels Brandee is his soul mate. They are the perfect match for each other if they can get past a few hurdles: like the paranormal world and oh yeah, Nick being a werewolf. Author Ashlyn Chase has created is a wonderful light-hearted romance that is zany, fast-paced and filled with great characters. The secondary characters are all quirky and lovable with...more

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Apr 02, 2013 A.R. Von rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: r2r-march-challenge

A good paranormal read that is funny, exciting and romantic with the addition of having many magical properties and paranormal characters that keep you on your toes.

Brandee is just a regular human female. A beautiful and struggling artist that works very hard to make ends meet, she has high hopes to one day become someone great and noticed in the art world, but no means to do so. She’s not given up and does not plan to. But when she’s introduced in to the world of paranormal, she gets side trac...more

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Mar 23, 2013 Melissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, vampires-werewolves, urban-fantasy

Discloser: I received this ARC through the Goodreads First Readers program.

Brandee Hanson is a budding photographer working as a waitress in a Boston bar when she meets "One-Night" Nick Wolfensen. Through the not-so-subtle machinations of the bar's resident psychic, Brandee is informed that Nick might be the man for her. She is, however, quite skeptical, having just been dumped by her boyfriend via text-message.

She soon learns that Nick isn't quite what he seems -- he's a werewolf on the down-lo...more

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Mar 25, 2013 Anna rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads

Flirting under a full moon was amazing! I just finished it and couldn’t wait to write this review. Literally, I’m smiling ear to ear. Granted, at first I had a hard time getting into the book and I found some of the character personality traits annoying, but by the end I was impressed by the book and thrilled that I had read it. I really fell in love with the characters and sympathized with their plights. I found the book to be romantic and fun. Some parts were not very believable or over the to...more

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Apr 07, 2013 Annie Slasher (Booked & Loaded) rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is an original review from http://bookedandloaded.com.
Book Review: Flirting Under a Full Moon is a flirty and fun beginning to the new paranormal series, Flirting With Fangs. The chemistry between Brandee and Nick is inviting and entertaining. I also enjoyed the variety of eccentric secondary characters that graced the pages. With vampires, dragons, and almost every shifter under the moon - Flirting Under a Full Moon left no one untouched. I did feel a little confused a few times about wha...more

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Apr 10, 2013 Anna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, reviews

Oh My Sexy Werewolf...

Waitress Brandee Hanson is swearing off men - after being dumped via text, she's had it. Fate has other plans for her. Plans that involve Nick Wolfensen. A very hot werewolf and patron at the bar Brandee works at, but sadly he is known for his one night stands. For Nick one look at Brandee and he knows that one night with her will never be enough. She is the mate he has been looking for.

Excellent read! Paranormal lovers will want to pick this one up. Chase has created a fun...more

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Apr 06, 2013 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own

This book caught me because of theinteresting colored hair of the girl on the cover and the plot soinded interesting. im a huge fan of paranormal romance normally vamps but werewolves are probably my second fav. i love the realness of the female lead her insecurity makes me identify with her especially since she ccombines that with a strength. the lead males protectiveness was cute though taken a bit too far at times. i liked the meshing of all the paranormals in addition to the characters allha...more

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Mar 19, 2013 Christy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own

First off I recieved this book from the GOODREADS giveaway. Thanks.

From the Begining You meet Brandee she was broken up over a Text-Message. Which is the prolly the worst way to end a relationship. But anyway. She goes to Sadie the Psychic and She tells Barandee that she will find her Soul-Mate. He could possibly be the next man who walks in the door. Sadie tells Brandee. Then One-Night-Nick walks in the bar. He is drop dead gorgeous. But Brandee is not into One night stands. So she doesn't want...more

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Apr 23, 2013 melissa rated it 2 of 5 stars

Probably a 2 1/2, but rounded down due to the assinine marketing of this as #1 in a new series when it involves characters and many references to the Strange Neighbors series.

Really not sure why I kept with this except that I have the Strange Neighbors series and was hoping that the writing or characters might get better. I'll probably try book 1, but I'm not terribly optimistic.

Brandee is an idiot. Her "oh my random stupid phrase" thing got incredibly old after the first 2 times. Nick, well, it...more

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Apr 18, 2013 Jen (That's What I'm Talking About) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, flirting-with-fangs, werewolves, chic-lit

My Rating:3 stars: Liked it, but I had some issues - recommend(B)
Full Review: http://www.twimom227.com/2013/04/revi...

Flirting Under a Full Moon is what I would classify as “chic-lit.” Although it is paranormal romance, the overall feel is very silly and light, the humor is more goofy than witty. At times I enjoyed this style of story-telling, but at other times, it annoyed me terribly. During what I would label “serious situations,” the story was told with cliches and goofy attitudes, which did...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Angela rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Angela by: netgalley

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

I have Ashlyn Chase's Strange Neighbors series, but haven't read it yet and didn't think I would need to in order to read this book since it's a start to a new series. Yeah, I was wrong. Nick is the twin brother of Konrad from book 2 of SN and there was a scene in this book talking about things that happened in the other book and didn't really explain it here so I was confused about what they were talking about.

A lot of stuff happens in this book and it happens quick and is resolved even quicke...more

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Apr 03, 2013 Lily (Lily Pond Reads) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: challenge-2013, netgalley, paranormal, reviewed, romance

Courtesy of Sourcebooks Casablanca through Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.

It had finally happened, the one night-night Nick has laid his eyes on a woman he wants more then just a one night fling with. Brandee Hanson is a waitress at Boston Uncommon, a bar owned by a vampire named Anthony who is also inspiring to become a photographer. The last thing Brandee expected was that the man who was predicted to become her lover was a woman known in town not to settle down. After catching Nic...more Courtesy of Sourcebooks Casablanca through Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.

It had finally happened, the one night-night Nick has laid his eyes on a woman he wants more then just a one night fling with. Brandee Hanson is a waitress at Boston Uncommon, a bar owned by a vampire named Anthony who is also inspiring to become a photographer. The last thing Brandee expected was that the man who was predicted to become her lover was a woman known in town not to settle down. After catching Nick Wolfensen on camera turning into a werewolf, Brandee ends up in more than she was willing to bargain for.

Flirting Under a Full Moon is a romantic comedy with adult undertones. It was a bit over the top with its over the moon characters, and over the top dialog and over the top actions. I didn't know how to feel about it, since it had themes that make me cringe. For instance. I wasn't sure how I felt about Nick, if he was my boyfriend, I would find his actions suffocating. He went from a one-night Nick to being devoted fairly quickly after one kiss. There was no real resistance to it and on top of it, he mentions that it wasn't as much girls as Brandee thinks it was...The two are just kind of thrown in together, and wow suddenly they feel sparks. I didn't feel the chemistry and found that part a bit disappointing.

Thought there was several moments were I wanted to roll my eyes. Flirting Under a Full Moon was filled with outrages characters. I have to admit, there was something endearing about it, thought I am unsure of what. I liked GAIA, the goddess that is in charge of this paranormal society who are there to make sure that humans are not aware of them, and that someone like Nick stops exposing himself to others. She is mother earth and a once again a bit over the top. She throws a lot of tantrums, which make her seem a bit young and immature, but she is also kind of amusing. I find her actions and sometimes her words quiet funny.

I also liked Anthony, the vampire who owns the bar and his issues with his jealous crazy ex girlfriend who tried to kill Brandee upon thinking that Anthony had a thing for her.

Flirting Under a Full Moon is a wild, crazy roller-coaster ride that makes your head spin sometimes. It takes a lot of turns and leaps and has a lot of little subplots that really is a bit of a pain to keep up with. The characters do most of the talking, and when they get into situations, they snap their fingers and get out of it without much process. It felt overwhelming at times because everything happens so fast, it feels like being crowded by a group of people that are screaming at you...

But if your looking for a light-hearted, flirty, and just over the top read – this might be a book for you. It did make me smile at times, and I enjoyed the community of all the different characters ranging from vampires, to werewolves and gods and goddesses.(less)

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Apr 02, 2013 All Things Urban Fantasy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-april-hotp, reviewed-by-kate, earc

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy

FLIRTING UNDER A FULL MOON looked and sounded like a super cute paranormal romance. Unfortunately, I was more than a little let down after reading this book, since it was pretty much a boilerplate paranormal romance with frustrating main characters and a boring, forgettable plot.

My biggest problem with FLIRTING UNDER A FULL MOON was that Nick is possessive and kind of creepy. He thinks he knows best and frequently shows that by his actions, time after t...more

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Apr 13, 2013 Dani C. (Paulette's Papers) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Brandee is a waitress trying to make it as a professional photographer. She over hears Nick, also known as One-Night Nick, talking about the mayor’s daughter Kate being kidnapped. Brandee is upset because Kate is her cousin and she wants to help find her. What Brandee doesn’t know is that Kate is a fire mage and that Nick isn’t human either… and now she has the pictures to prove it…

The cover looked good, the title and the synopsis sounded like something I would enjoy reading since I love books t...more

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Apr 30, 2013 JoAnna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2013

Brandee is a human working at a supernatural bar but she doesn't realize the patrons are supernatural. Nick has just opened a private investigation business and his first case just happens to be to find Brandee's missing cousin. Brandee insists she help Nick find her cousin. During the course of the investigation things heat up and Brandee learns all about supernaturals. This is a very sweet read. Looking forward to reading additional books about the other patrons of the bar.

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Apr 06, 2013 Amy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I love her Strange Neighbors series and was excited about this book. However, I was slightly disappointed with some of the dialogue, it didn't seem to flow right in places. I also wanted to smack Nick upside his head in too many various parts of the book. However, what truly had me giving this book, which I did enjoy, a 3 star rating, was the sudden expansion of the Strange Neighbors world. It was confusing and left me wondering if I missed something in the previous books. I totally get needing...more

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May 17, 2013 Tory rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, shapeshifters, vampires

I really struggled with the first half of this story. I thought Nick and Brandee 'fell in love' too quick. Brandee went from never considering " one nite nick" to falling in love in a few hours, then thinking he might have drugged her, but still thinking he was an upstanding guy - all within the space of a night. I thought there were a bunch of leaps that took place, that didn't really make sense. The second half of the book, Nick and Brandee seemed to get to know each other more and started tal...more

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Apr 11, 2013 Sandy rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: pnr, shifter

This was a quick read and might be OK as a beach book. I like Ashlyn Chase's writing style but felt that the romance between Nick and Brandee happened too quickly - even for a PNR. And Nick's constantly extricating himself from difficult situations so easily just wasn't believable.

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Mar 19, 2013 Katie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: first-reads, i-own-this

**I RECEIVED THE BOOK FOR FREE THROUGH GOODREADS FIRST READS**

This is a fun and flirty paranormal romance. It was a quick read that had me interested throughout the whole novel. The author seems to make fun of the whole paranormal genre which had me laughing in spots. I would definitely read more books by Ashlyn Chase in the future.

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Apr 28, 2013 Shannon marked it as dnf

Shelves: 2013, 04-2013, library, paperback, zbook-1, trilogies, 2013-dnf

Going to have to DNF this. In 50 pages we already have 3 would be villains. The story line seems really rushed as if I'm reading a novella and not a novel and the last line I read just hit the wrong chord for me. The blurb has so much potential :(

*DNF so no rating.

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Apr 02, 2013 Cindy Barton rated it 4 of 5 stars

Actually, I really did like this book. Ashlyn Chase made me laugh out loud on several occasions. I like the fact that there wasn't any really foul language to the story. I did get to the point where hearing Brandee utter another euphemism instead of a curse word actually got to be a tad bit too much. I liked the idea of the Boston Uncommons bar, a neutral ground for the paranormals. I also liked Mother Nature and the "issues" surrounding her, shall we say, fertility problems......That was a hoot...more

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Ashlyn Chase has been a registered nurse for 20 years. During those years, she wrote articles for professional journals and a thesis, but eventually, thank goodness, discovered the joy and freedom of writing fiction.

Ashlyn considers herself lucky. Her degree in behavioral sciences is a combination of psychology and sociology, so she has worked with and studied people most of her life. She never ha...more

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