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Mia was bitten by a werewolf as a child and left for dead. But a magician called the Hunter saved her, using magic and healing arts. He smelled of smoke and cloves, and once she was healed, he left to continue hunting the werewolf who bit her. But he left some of his magic in her. Not only is Mia one of the rare female werewolves, but she grows to an enormous size and is able to wield magic. One day, she hears laughter and is drawn to a small group of homeless people, who teach her how to pass for human. One of the group comes into possession of a defunct forest preserve/rest stop and incorporates it as the town of Miasma, population four. Mia comes of age and werewolves, who are almost exclusively male, find her scent intoxicating and won't leave her and her people alone. Some packs try to take her by force while others try to woo her or reason with her. Mia just wants them to leave her and her group alone. Then, werewolves start being hunted and killed and no one can figure out how or what is doing it. But to Mia, the scent of cloves and smoke are like a signature. And she knows the Hunter is trying to find her.

196 pages, Paperback

Published April 17, 2023

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Dixie Jo Jarchow

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Librarian Note: Also writes under the pen name Daisy Jerico.

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August 8, 2024
Dixie Jo Jarchow's Huntress Moon offers a refreshing take on the werewolf genre. Rather than the typical male-dominated narrative, Jarchow introduces Mia, a powerful female werewolf with a complex backstory.

The novel is a captivating blend of magic, mystery, and coming-of-age. Mia's journey is both empowering and heart-wrenching as she grapples with her identity, her abilities, and her place in a world that fears and misunderstands her. Jarchow's vivid descriptions and well-developed characters create a world that is both familiar and utterly unique.
The world-building and character development are strong enough to keep readers engaged.

Overall, Huntress Moon is a compelling read for fans of werewolf lore and those seeking a fresh perspective on the genre. Jarchow's talent for storytelling shines through, making Mia a character readers will root for.
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