Full Moon

by Jennifer St. Clair

Are creatures of the night and all manner of extramundane beings drawn to certain locations in the natural world? In the Midwestern village of Beth-Hill located in southern Ohio, the population is made up of its fair share of common citizens...and much more than its share of supernatural residents. Take a walk on the wild side in this unusual place where imagination meets reality.
Werewolves change into wolves when the moon is full. But Edward's curse only allows him to be human when the moon is full.
Alone and despairing, Edward hides himself away from the world. He's scraped out a meager existence for himself for almost a century in the forest he's grown to love and call home. But in the depths of a terrible winter, he stumbles across clues from the life his mother left behind in Faerie. The truth may give him the answers he needs about the source of his birthright... and the curse that holds him captive.

182 pages, Paperback

First published December 20, 2008

About the author

Jennifer St. Clair wrote her first novel when she was thirteen years old and hasn't stopped since. She lives with a kitty horde in a big old house in Southern Ohio. When she is not writing, she grows her own food, bakes many loaves of bread, spins her own yarn, and spends too much time on Ravelry.

Reviews

[MH · Rating 2 out of 5]

not memorable