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Generations of werewolves have been secretly residing in a secluded valley a stone's throw from Grundy, Alaska. So when a snooping... read full description
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Nov 06, 2011
Hannah
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I mentioned in my review of How to Flirt With A Naked Werewolf that I don't usually enjoy first person point of view, particularly in romance novels. The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf is a good example of why not.
Maggie, the werewolf alpha heroine of The Art of Seducing is a very different sort of character from Mo, the viewpoint character of How to Flirt. Whereas Mo is funny, insightful, and charming, Maggie is much more negative and much less emotionally mature. I found mys More...
Maggie, the werewolf alpha heroine of The Art of Seducing is a very different sort of character from Mo, the viewpoint character of How to Flirt. Whereas Mo is funny, insightful, and charming, Maggie is much more negative and much less emotionally mature. I found mys More...
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Jul 20, 2011
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All of Molly Harper's lovable characters are back for the second installment in her Naked Werewolf series. This book sticks to the same cute, fun elements that I enjoyed so much in How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf but instead stars Maggie as the lead character. At first I was a little worried as to whether this was a good choice for the main protagonist; in the previous novel she provided some comic relief but overall Maggie was a confrontational, hard-headed b More...
All of Molly Harper's lovable characters are back for the second installment in her Naked Werewolf series. This book sticks to the same cute, fun elements that I enjoyed so much in How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf but instead stars Maggie as the lead character. At first I was a little worried as to whether this was a good choice for the main protagonist; in the previous novel she provided some comic relief but overall Maggie was a confrontational, hard-headed b More...
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Jan 28, 2012
Felicia
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Actual Rating 3.75
What I Loved: If ever there was a book boyfriend for me, it is Nick! He is smart, geeky (talking Star Trek and may have invented a game similar to WOW-geeky), research nerd, and all around hottie (forgiving that blonde thing, I just ignored it)! I fell in love from the moment he hit the page and never looked back. Loved that he knew that he wanted Maggie from the beginning and never was ashamed of that. Oh sure, he was adorably awkward at times an More...
Actual Rating 3.75
What I Loved: If ever there was a book boyfriend for me, it is Nick! He is smart, geeky (talking Star Trek and may have invented a game similar to WOW-geeky), research nerd, and all around hottie (forgiving that blonde thing, I just ignored it)! I fell in love from the moment he hit the page and never looked back. Loved that he knew that he wanted Maggie from the beginning and never was ashamed of that. Oh sure, he was adorably awkward at times an More...
Dec 27, 2011
Lynn
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Molly Harper is a really fun author to read and I am going to have to try and find her other works on Inter Library Loan. Her characters are strong, funny and downright real. Her tongue in cheek comments are so real you can hear them echoing in your head in your voice ... or, if you are too polite, maybe your sister's or cousin's voice! She is witty and conversational and just overall a lot of fun.
In the first book in this series, "How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf", we a More...
In the first book in this series, "How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf", we a More...
Aug 22, 2011
Elle
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Molly Harper is quirky, funny and has a real knack for writing about stubborn women (while still keeping it light hearted)
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My main problem with this book was the lack of time spent around the relationship between the main character (Maggie) and the man she finishes up with. The romantic relationship seemed to come together very suddenly; one minute she was pushing him away, the next they were mated and madly in love. I feel I missed a chunk in between ( More...
*Spoilers ahoy!*
My main problem with this book was the lack of time spent around the relationship between the main character (Maggie) and the man she finishes up with. The romantic relationship seemed to come together very suddenly; one minute she was pushing him away, the next they were mated and madly in love. I feel I missed a chunk in between ( More...
Jul 31, 2011
Michele
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Maggie is the alpha of the pack and despite kicking some tail to get the position she finds herself cramped under the pressure to lead not just her people, but her family, into the future. After the former alpha, Eli was caught trying to kill Maggie's brother things are tense in the pack and a series of mysterious attacks aren't helping. Neither is Dr. Nick Thatcher, the gorgeous man Maggie finds poking around Grundy, Alaska trying to prove that werewolves are real. But Maggie can't deny her att
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Apr 10, 2011
ALPHAreader
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Maggie Graham knows her place in the pack hierarchy – it’s comfortably on top, bossing everyone else around. As the Alpha of the Grundy Alaskan werewolf pack, Maggie literally has the furry world on her shoulders. Ever since her brother abdicated the pawed throne, Maggie has had to be local sheriff, judge and jury to her little wolf community. So when an anthropological zoologist with Trekkie tendencies comes sniffing around, hunting for ‘werewolves’, it falls to Maggie to interrogate and run hi
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Apr 06, 2011
Penny
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The Art Of Seducing A Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper.
Interesting thing about this new series by Molly Harper....these books are written in first person POV, but the first book is written by Mo (non werewolf with a killer sense of humor), and the second book is written in Maggie's POV (she is now the female alpha leader of her werewolf pack). This is the first time I have seen a series where the books are being told in first person POV by different characters, with very different " More...
Interesting thing about this new series by Molly Harper....these books are written in first person POV, but the first book is written by Mo (non werewolf with a killer sense of humor), and the second book is written in Maggie's POV (she is now the female alpha leader of her werewolf pack). This is the first time I have seen a series where the books are being told in first person POV by different characters, with very different " More...
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Apr 03, 2011
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The follow on to How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf, The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf is still fun and humorous, if not quite as funny as its predecessor - offering smiles vs chuckles.
But I think that the romance between werewolf alpha Maggie and naturalist/were-seeker Nick worked even better for me than the one between Maggie's brother Cooper and hippie's child Mo in the first book. Mostly because, even with its stops and starts, Maggie is no where near as angsty as Cooper. It More...
But I think that the romance between werewolf alpha Maggie and naturalist/were-seeker Nick worked even better for me than the one between Maggie's brother Cooper and hippie's child Mo in the first book. Mostly because, even with its stops and starts, Maggie is no where near as angsty as Cooper. It More...
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Mar 23, 2011
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The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper
Paranormal Romance – March 29th, 2011
4 stars
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper is an entertaining romp of a read. It is the second in the author's new werewolf series set in Alaska and features the newest alpha female named Maggie Graham. The first book was How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf. Although many beloved characters return in this book it can easily be read by itself.
Maggie has a More...
Paranormal Romance – March 29th, 2011
4 stars
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper is an entertaining romp of a read. It is the second in the author's new werewolf series set in Alaska and features the newest alpha female named Maggie Graham. The first book was How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf. Although many beloved characters return in this book it can easily be read by itself.
Maggie has a More...
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Apr 27, 2011
Christi
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Fortunately, this book was written with the same humor and wit that Molly Harper is known for writing. You all know that I love snark and this book is full of it. I love how Maggie interacts with both Nick (she is constantly giving him a hard time about his nerd-ish ways) and with Samson. I got more giggles out of Maggie's comments to Samson than I think anything else in the book.
Unfortunately, while this made the book fun to read, it was the only thing that seemed to hi More...
Fortunately, this book was written with the same humor and wit that Molly Harper is known for writing. You all know that I love snark and this book is full of it. I love how Maggie interacts with both Nick (she is constantly giving him a hard time about his nerd-ish ways) and with Samson. I got more giggles out of Maggie's comments to Samson than I think anything else in the book.
Unfortunately, while this made the book fun to read, it was the only thing that seemed to hi More...
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Jul 11, 2011
Tracy
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Funny, Fangy, and Flirty
Maggie Graham has a lot of responsibility on her shoulders as alpha of the Crescent Valley werewolf pack near the small town of Grundy, Alaska. She has to run her pack, protect them, and, sometime in the future - the further away the better, get mated so she could birth a few pups to help increase the numbers of her threatened species. The responsibilities of an alpha were those she felt she was best suited for after her brother Cooper abdicated his position years a More...
Maggie Graham has a lot of responsibility on her shoulders as alpha of the Crescent Valley werewolf pack near the small town of Grundy, Alaska. She has to run her pack, protect them, and, sometime in the future - the further away the better, get mated so she could birth a few pups to help increase the numbers of her threatened species. The responsibilities of an alpha were those she felt she was best suited for after her brother Cooper abdicated his position years a More...
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Oct 28, 2011
Carrie
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While not as laugh-out-loud funny as its predecessor, How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf, The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf has its own brand of wry humor. In How to Flirt the story is told from the the somewhat uncomplicated POV of the human lover Mo, not from the more emotionally-charged werewolf, Cooper. Even when the events of the book take a serious turn, we still have the solid, unflappable Mo making the reader howl. The Art of Seducing is told in first person by Maggie, Cooper's smart
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Apr 08, 2011
Ami
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I think I find a new author that can entertain me. The second book from Molly Harper's "Werewolf" series is just as amazing as the first one. The ingredient is in Maggie (Cooper's sister). She is rude, loud, vulgar, and oh my GOD, her thoughts is just making me giggling all the way through. One of my favorite scene will be the chapter entitled "Are Eyelash Curlers Banned by the Geneva Convention?" where Mo and Kara take matters in hand and do a make-over for Maggie. OMG! TOTA
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Apr 05, 2011
Dharma
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I love Molly Harper. Her writing is snarky, funny, witty, and a joy to sit back and listen to. I was a bit worried about the book being from Maggie’s point of view as Maggie comes off as a rather flat hard-ass character in How to Flirt, but fifteen minutes into the audiobook, I knew I was not going to be disappointed.
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True Comedic Pack Mysteries
I love Molly Harper. Her writing is snarky, funny, witty, and a joy to sit back and listen to. I was a bit worried about the book being from Maggie’s point of view as Maggie comes off as a rather flat hard-ass character in How to Flirt, but fifteen minutes into the audiobook, I knew I was not going to be disappointed.
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Jun 09, 2011
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Oct 13, 2011
M.J.
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Y'know, after the debacle that was Twilight, and after burning through all the Sookie Stackhouse books on a rabid month-long bender, I swore to myself that I would never again fall prey to the supernatural romance/mystery genre. (Okay, there was that one lapse where I went back to Charlaine Harris for some of her Harper Connelly stuff, true . . .but that was it. And it was, for the most part, disappointing.) So you may be asking yourselves: MJ, what happened?
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Sep 11, 2011
Anika
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Book 2 is about Maggie, Cooper’s sister now head of the pack. It has come to everyone’s attention that she must settle down and get married and continue the blood line. She has two werewolf candidates; one within her own pack the other from a neighboring pack. However she falls for the human sexy male Nick whose come to town to do research on the wolves and find out more what happened when MO arrived last year.
You have Clayton in Maggie’s own pack who we later find out is the son More...
You have Clayton in Maggie’s own pack who we later find out is the son More...
Oct 29, 2011
Monica
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I got the first book in this series for review but enjoyed it so much I decided to get this one. I enjoyed the book, not as much as the first, but it was still a good read. Molly Harper has a way of pulling you out of your present and totally into the world of the book. Its a nice easy, relaxing, comforting read.
I liked Maggie's character but sometimes I just felt she was a bit over the top, a bit too aggressive, a bit too...well Maggie. You'll know what I mean if you read the book. I More...
I liked Maggie's character but sometimes I just felt she was a bit over the top, a bit too aggressive, a bit too...well Maggie. You'll know what I mean if you read the book. I More...
Nov 11, 2011
Suzanne the Mighty ~Satin Seductress~
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Maggie Graham is Alpha bitch of the werewolves that live by Grundy, Alaska. But when sexy Viking-esque Dr Nick Thatcher comes to town with his devilish nerdity to investigate the possibility of werewolves existing it is up to Maggie to drive him off. But between repeated attempts on her life and her relatives antics it doesn't quite seem to work out that way...
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Maggie Graham is Alpha bitch of the werewolves that live by Grundy, Alaska. But when sexy Viking-esque Dr Nick Thatcher comes to town with his devilish nerdity to investigate the possibility of werewolves existing it is up to Maggie to drive him off. But between repeated attempts on her life and her relatives antics it doesn't quite seem to work out that way...
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Sep 23, 2011
LL
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This book continued directly from its previous instalment, following the story of Maggie, the new werewolf pack alpha and sister of Cooper (male lead from last book).
Maggie was hot-tempered and she tended to mouth off to people in general whenever she felt like. While I still enjoyed this book, I didn't feel very connected with Maggie as I had with Mo from the last book. Nick, the newbie PhD coming into town to investigate werewolf possibilities, was an interesting guy. I liked More...
Maggie was hot-tempered and she tended to mouth off to people in general whenever she felt like. While I still enjoyed this book, I didn't feel very connected with Maggie as I had with Mo from the last book. Nick, the newbie PhD coming into town to investigate werewolf possibilities, was an interesting guy. I liked More...
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Feb 06, 2012
Jac
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Six months ago, someone (I can’t remember who) posted How to Flirt With a Naked Warewolf in their In My Mailbox post, and with a title like that I was intrigued. I immediately got ahold of the first book ) and love it. I loved it so much I debated reading the second book. See, I didn’t much like Maggie in the first book and since she is she star of book 2, I thought I’d wait.
Last week I found this one on audible on sale, so I went ahead and grabbed it. Wow, am I glad I did! I listened non More...
Last week I found this one on audible on sale, so I went ahead and grabbed it. Wow, am I glad I did! I listened non More...
Apr 15, 2011
Tori Benson
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Favorite Quote: “He’s probably some forty-something virgin who lives in his mother’s basement and touches himself while watching The Howling.”
Generations of werewolves have been secretly residing in a secluded valley a stone’s throw from Grundy, Alaska. So when a snooping Outsider comes to Grundy to investigate rumors of lycanthropic shenanigans in the area, the valley’s pack alpha, Maggie Graham, resolves to cha More...
Favorite Quote: “He’s probably some forty-something virgin who lives in his mother’s basement and touches himself while watching The Howling.”
Generations of werewolves have been secretly residing in a secluded valley a stone’s throw from Grundy, Alaska. So when a snooping Outsider comes to Grundy to investigate rumors of lycanthropic shenanigans in the area, the valley’s pack alpha, Maggie Graham, resolves to cha More...
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Nov 20, 2011
Rate: 4.5 stars
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf is the second book to the Naked series. And just the first book was funny so is this book. There were times while reading when I was laughing so loud that people around me were looking at me like I was nuts. At first I was a little wary of reading about Maggie as a lead character after her introduction in the first book, How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf. Surprisingly I found her to be easier to relate to than the more girly Mo. Ni More...
The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf is the second book to the Naked series. And just the first book was funny so is this book. There were times while reading when I was laughing so loud that people around me were looking at me like I was nuts. At first I was a little wary of reading about Maggie as a lead character after her introduction in the first book, How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf. Surprisingly I found her to be easier to relate to than the more girly Mo. Ni More...
Apr 13, 2011
Aimee
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Loved it! Just as good as the first! While I laughed just as much through this one as I did the last, there was still a great story to be read in this. That is what I have come to love about Molly Harper. Great story, great romance, and great snark!
I wasn't sure I'd really like Maggie, to be honest. I was rooting for Mo to show her who's boss in the first book. I can around. Fast. It didn't hurt that I had Nick to salivate over either. I thought their story was just fantastic More...
I wasn't sure I'd really like Maggie, to be honest. I was rooting for Mo to show her who's boss in the first book. I can around. Fast. It didn't hurt that I had Nick to salivate over either. I thought their story was just fantastic More...
Aug 26, 2011
Jennifer
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Mini Book Review:I love Molly Harper! Once again she has written a delightful book that makes me laugh my ass off while at the same time makes me tear up. Any book that has a studly Star Trek Nerd in love with a kick ass snarky chick who had a crush on Spock is good with me. The storyline is fast paced and fun and the characters are lovable and sprout snappy and witty dialogue that would be at home in a Whedon TV show. Love, Love, Love. I will read anything this women writes, she just makes m
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Feb 13, 2012
Julie
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3.5/5 - When I started this book I was reluctant because of the female lead Maggie. With her level of immaturity & wild temper I still can't see her as alpha of this pack of werewolves. As the book evolved I got over my irritation of her but I still never really sympathized or liked her. Now Nate on the other hand, a sexy, intelligent nerd with a great deal of curiosity & empathy? Where's the real life clone for me?! It's been a couple weeks since I've read it now and a dozen of books or so, but
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May 18, 2011
Bobs (Reader Unbound)
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The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf is the type of read that makes smile all the time and laugh out load at some points. I swear when Maggie bit Nick in the ass and later found out she marked him that way I almost died from laughing.
And Nick.. he is perfect - a lot geeky and drop-dead-gorgeous.
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A picture of my cousin Samson made it into National Geographic the year before with a caption calling him a ―magnificent specimen. He‘d been carrying the damn ar More...
And Nick.. he is perfect - a lot geeky and drop-dead-gorgeous.
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A picture of my cousin Samson made it into National Geographic the year before with a caption calling him a ―magnificent specimen. He‘d been carrying the damn ar More...
May 08, 2011
Kimberly
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The Maggie in the previous book left a sour taste in my mouth. I didn’t like her and thought she sounded a bit immature to be the Alpha of her pack. She seemed to grow up in this book and took her job as Alpha seriously.
I liked Nick and Maggie together. Yeah, that’s code for: They didn’t make me want to gag. LOL! However, I thought the beginnings of their relationship a bit rushed. Heck, a lot of stuff was rushed in this book. But I’m willing to overlook that because I liked Maggie a lot m More...
I liked Nick and Maggie together. Yeah, that’s code for: They didn’t make me want to gag. LOL! However, I thought the beginnings of their relationship a bit rushed. Heck, a lot of stuff was rushed in this book. But I’m willing to overlook that because I liked Maggie a lot m More...
May 02, 2011
Lesley (My keeper shelf)
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I bought this immediately after finishing How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf as I loved it so much and craved more of those Alaskan naked werewolves. The second book is from Maggie Graham's POV, she is Cooper's kick ass younger sister who has recently become the pack female alpha. Maggie was fairly scary in the first book and not exactly likable so I was interested to see if she would grow on me in this book.
Maggie as the pack alpha is under constant pressure- she has to tak More...
Maggie as the pack alpha is under constant pressure- she has to tak More...
