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Moonchuckle Bay #7

The Hacker Pushes Her Luck

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Moonchuckle Bay … Movies … Monsters … Magic!
SHE STEALS SOME COOKIES ... ALONG WITH HIS HEART!
The Supernatural Oversight Council’s top-secret security system has been hacked, the director is determined to fix it because lives are at stake. But when the beautiful cybersecurity expert that he hires is hit on the head and sustains amnesia, he feels duty bound to take care of her. Sugar Monroe doesn’t work like any hacker he’s known, but she seems to have a knack for fixing problems. When he realizes the office isn’t the real target and Sugar is not what she seems, will he be able to handle the truth? Can a historian create a future with a woman who has no past?

Contents: Laughs, sweet romance, light paranormal, friendly townsmonsters, unicorns, smelly trolls, no swearing.

133 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 30, 2017

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Heather Horrocks

99 books241 followers
I’m an author who had a somewhat unorthodox upbringing. I was raised in South America and the Middle East, and wrote my first stories as a teenager in Kuwait, where my sister and I proved it really is hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk. I wrote my first novel in three months on a typewriter when I was 21, I used every romance cliché possible (including amnesia — need I say more?), and never rewrote anything, which is why it’s so much fun to pull it out occasionally when I need a good laugh. I wrote sporadically until my youngest child (who is now 18) was two, when I decided it was time to either actually start writing, or to stop saying I was a writer. So I took a class and started doing the scary things that writing requires. Now I’ve written about twelve novels and several children’s books.

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184 reviews
November 17, 2017
As a series in whole: I'm had a hard time getting past Ms. Horrocks's blatant rip off of another author's town concept. The similarities are much too close to be a coincidence. However; that point aside, the story was cute, fun and well done. My only other complaint with the series as a whole, mainly being that the same shops are described over and over even if they don't really play any part in the story. It got old after about the third book. I was left wanting her to only bring up a location if the character was going to go there. Not a shop by shop naming as they walked down the street, but they never went to 90% of the places mentioned. (these issues do not affect the rating I give the books).

With this story: I really wasn't thrilled by this story. It seemed forced and unnatural. The main female lead was hard to connect with, and the love story seemed forced. I don't know if it was the amnesia or that she just seemed shallow and 2 dimensional. The conflict wasn't realistic and you could see the next step of the villain chapters ahead of when it happened. To this point in the series, this is my least favorite book.
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1,468 reviews85 followers
May 7, 2017
Operation Nerd Girl

A werewolf historian and a mysterious cookie baking hacker. Who knew that they would make a perfect match?

I love the Moonchuckle Bay series! There's magic, suspense, romance, and intriguing characters that make me want to enter their world over and over again. Every book I read introduces me to new characters and paranormals that I want to know more about.

The main character in this story, Walter, was first introduced in The Firefighter Finds His Flame. You don't need to read that book first, but it would help.

Content: clean (some kissing, some kidnapping and duplicitous behavior)
144 reviews1 follower
May 19, 2018
Author do your research

Egregious breach of medical ethics. Very near the beginning of the book a medical situation arises. A stranger asks the attending physician about the patient. Without any knowledge of who stranger is or if they have any right to know, the doctor reveals information about the patient. As a medical professional, I am incensed. The doctor should be put on probation for such a breach of patient confidentiality. I could not continue reading. I was that angry.
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542 reviews3 followers
August 7, 2017
Lydia Hamilton is going to Moonchuckle Bay to interview as a cook for a restaurant Elvis is opening instead she gets kidnapped. She escapes and falls out of the van bumping her head causing amnesia. Dr Walter Clemmons thinks she is the ethical hacker because she has a purse with her card. They are trying to protect an egg that could be stolen. Intrigue, romance, and betrayal. Great story. Recommend.
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975 reviews5 followers
October 28, 2017
This was a well written piece though some of it I felt was a bit much.

I wasn't entirely convinced by the Crocodile shifters. The beginning of the story seemed a little saccharine but once the plot got moving it was quite good. I love Moonchuckle Bay and the characters are slowly growing on me.
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2,770 reviews7 followers
November 6, 2017
Hero: Walter -- Heroine: Lydia/Sugar
Reading Enjoyment:4.5* I enjoyed this delightful story that has magic, suspense, romance, and intriguing characters. Although this one can be read as stand alone I love how the other characters are mentioned or are sub characters it makes me wish Moonchuckle Bay and the "people" are real.
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410 reviews
May 4, 2017
A very fun easy clean read. Set in a paranormal town full of witches, vampires, werewolves and more. It's short but I totally got into the story and had to keep reading to see how it would end. It's part of a series. But it could be read on its own.
269 reviews2 followers
June 23, 2017
More from Moonchuckle?

I pretty much inhaled the stories about Moonchuckle Bay. They're sweet, clean delightful stories and I sincerely hope that there are more to come. Good characters you can love, baddies you want to see taken down and lovely happily ever afters.
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103 reviews
November 1, 2017
Great story

I love the Moonchuckle Bay series, and this one did not disappoint. I was reunited with previous characters, learned a bit more of the backstories, and fell in love all over again.
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116 reviews1 follower
October 10, 2018
Tricky title

Actually, once you read the book you will see what a clever title this is for the story. This book was nicely multi-faceted, romantic and fun. I've read several of the books in this series and have enjoyed them all.
778 reviews2 followers
April 27, 2020
Excellent

Another happy ending quick read from Ms. Horrocks. This one has a different feel to it. The bad guys were badder. The good guys were just as loveable. This is an excellent feel good clean romance series.
8 reviews
June 15, 2017
Great read!

Very entertaining! I love this series:) A clean, paranormal read! It was suspenseful and romantic...it was fun to see all the old characters as well.
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370 reviews5 followers
November 28, 2017
Another really cute and fun book to read. Love reading books with magical creatures in it and taking each character and connecting it to the original books and stories.
916 reviews6 followers
December 15, 2017
Good Luck

Most of us really have good luck but it may be in a strange form. This book reminds us that luck is what u make of it.
31 reviews
September 5, 2018
I love this series!

This books are so cute, fun, and lighthearted. I love all the different paranormal creatures and how well they get along with each other!
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117 reviews1 follower
March 4, 2019
Great book and series.

Heather Horrocks has done it again. She has created another great book in the Moonchuckle Bay series. I highly recommend this book and series.
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25 reviews
December 3, 2022
Cat-lover spoiler

Cat lover spoiler:
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The cat is alive after all.

You're welcome.
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Author 3 books111 followers
May 31, 2017
This was a fun, quick read. I loved the idea of crocodile shifters and good luck kitchen witches. :) Horrocks makes fantasy so lighthearted and charming.
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