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 Blue Moon - Lori Handeland
 Blue Moon - Lori Handeland ... Pages / Book is published 2004-10-29 by Saint Martin's Press Inc.Newest Review: ... that this book is being added to that list of exceptions. I think the main thing with this style of writing is that you have ... more ... to like the main character. Reading a book that has been written in first person does have it's benefits, you can get to know a character much better when you're reading from their point of view but if you don't like that character it makes the book impossible to enjoy, in my experience.
I absolutely loved Jessie. I found that I could really relate to her. She wasn't your typical girly girl and was very much an independent woman struggling to get by in a male dominated career. So often in romance novels I want to str...more |
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Blue Moon - Lori Handeland: Blue Moon (969 words)
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-Plot- This is the first book in Lori Handeland's paranormal romance series, Nightcreatures. The book is set in Miniwa, a small and usually quiet American town, but of course things don't stay quiet for long. Jessie McQuade is a police officer and narrator of this novel. She is called to the scene of a car accident one night and discovers that a local teacher has been bitten by a wolf. Intent on catching and killing the wolf who she fears may have rabies she runs into the forest but instead of finding the wolf she stumbles accross Will Cadotte, a Native American activist and professor who also happens to be very hot and very naked. Of course nothing is ... Read the complete review
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