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Werewolves Jason and Rose Barnett have tried to put the past behind them, but Jasons strange dreams prove true and his dangerous obsession uncovers a shocking revelation that may destroy themonce and for all. Book three of the Moon Series. Books are recommended to be read in order. Jason and Rose Barnett believed hunter Simon Connor to be dead and gone. But Jason continues to have strange dreams, which reveal something that could destroy the Paranormal Research and Development Institute and tear relationships apart. Jason becomes a vigilante, fueled by his growing psychic powers that tell him somethingor someoneis still out there. Rose, no longer able to stand by while her mate destroys their lives, begins her own struggle to save what little relationship they have left, before its too late. Then the unthinkable happens. A stunning eye-opener and an unexpected attack once again threaten their existence, and the rift between Jason and Rose becomes irreparable as their tumultuous past once again surfaces and their future becomes increasingly bleak. Warning, this title contains the following: graphic language, explicit violence and several graphic forced sexual encounters.
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Michael Hayden
reviewed Hunter's Moon on January 22, 2010
Hunter's Moon
The final book of the series.
With these last two books (TREASURE KEEPER and TIME WEAVER), Abé seems to have gotten over her hero-as-a-jerk phase. This book is about Honor Carlisle and Prince Alexandru. Honor can time travel.
Books about time travel confuse me. I always feel like there is something I'm missing, something that I can't put together in my mind. I try to ignore that and just enjoy the story. There's a lot of time travelling in this story, and a lot of alternate futures.
Honor and Sandu seem like people who love each other. Gone is Abé's earlier obsession with male dominance, control, and aggressive sexual behavior. Sandu treats Honor as a person, not an object. Also, she's not even the least bit afraid of him, which is a relief. I'm so glad Abé has finally reached this point.
However, I was always hoping that the English Weredragon Council would get some sense knocked into it regarding women. Unfortunately, that never happened. Even though female weredragons are smart, strong, gifted and brave, the Council never acknowledges them as anything more than breeding machines. In addition to all that, they keep upholding their medieval rules and punishments. They mercilessly kill anyone they see as a threat, including children. They slaughter their own kind for running away from the clan.
Don't read this book as a stand-alone, it only makes sense if you read all five, and frankly, it isn't worth it. Abé does build a beautiful, intricate, shining world filled with magic. She writes beautifully. Unfortunately, some of her main themes aren't beautiful at all.
TWO REAL STARS, TWO ROMANCE STARS
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