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Blue Moon: an erotic werewolf romance
"Magda liked to think she was a reasonably stable person who didn’t often go around licking strangers’ balls, but today was really testing her theory."
When a crazed wolf hurls himself at her car, Magda’s more worried about the paintwork than her own safety – after all, she’s a werewolf herself – until she realizes that the wolf in question is a loup-garou, totally mindless in the face of the full moon, bent on destruction and death.
But when the moon goes down her loup-garou is a beautiful man with a gentle soul: just the thing for Magda, who’s already been bruised and beaten by love, left with three children and a thirst for independence. Yet how can she trust that at the next moon, he won’t escape his bonds and slaughter her family?
Blue Moon: you never know when you might run over Mr Tall, Dark & Psychotic.
When a crazed wolf hurls himself at her car, Magda’s more worried about the paintwork than her own safety – after all, she’s a werewolf herself – until she realizes that the wolf in question is a loup-garou, totally mindless in the face of the full moon, bent on destruction and death.
But when the moon goes down her loup-garou is a beautiful man with a gentle soul: just the thing for Magda, who’s already been bruised and beaten by love, left with three children and a thirst for independence. Yet how can she trust that at the next moon, he won’t escape his bonds and slaughter her family?
Blue Moon: you never know when you might run over Mr Tall, Dark & Psychotic.
73 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 28, 2016
About the author
Cat Marsters
28 books9 followersCat Marsters lives in Essex and belongs to a pride of adored cats. On occasion she can be persuaded to admit ownership of a demon puppy (but not if you suspect your flowers have been trampled). She enjoys watching TV and films that showcase the looks and talents of Richard Armitage, David Tennant and Hugh Jackman, reading books that make her laugh, dyeing her hair, and talking about herself in the third person.
Cat has been writing all her life, but in order to keep herself rich in shoes and chocolate, she's also worked as an airline check-in agent, video rental clerk, stationery shop assistant, and laboratory technician. She's still aiming for the fairytale cottage of her childhood dreams, and asks all potential Prince Charmings to apply in writing with pictures of themselves and their Aston Martins.
Cat also writes mainstream romantic and paranormal fiction under the name Kate Johnson, including the Romantic Novel of the Year shortlisted Untied Kingdom. Find out more at www.katejohnson.co.uk
Cat has been writing all her life, but in order to keep herself rich in shoes and chocolate, she's also worked as an airline check-in agent, video rental clerk, stationery shop assistant, and laboratory technician. She's still aiming for the fairytale cottage of her childhood dreams, and asks all potential Prince Charmings to apply in writing with pictures of themselves and their Aston Martins.
Cat also writes mainstream romantic and paranormal fiction under the name Kate Johnson, including the Romantic Novel of the Year shortlisted Untied Kingdom. Find out more at www.katejohnson.co.uk
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April 20, 2016
Small but perfectly formed
This would have been a five star review if the book had been novel-length.
As usual for Cat Marsters, this is a fast and funny and sexy story with loveable characters and razor-sharp dialogue. I loved Elek, he's not your usual werewolf hero, and the story had a perfect happy ending.
I. Just. Wanted. More.
Still it's a good story and well worth the money.
This would have been a five star review if the book had been novel-length.
As usual for Cat Marsters, this is a fast and funny and sexy story with loveable characters and razor-sharp dialogue. I loved Elek, he's not your usual werewolf hero, and the story had a perfect happy ending.
I. Just. Wanted. More.
Still it's a good story and well worth the money.
Displaying 1 of 1 review