Hunter\'s Moon

She'd come to hire him for a specific job. He's an assassin, and when Tony heard who she wanted him to kill, he turned the job down. Tony doesn't care what their reasons are for wanting to hire him, he's not their confessor, only he wants to hear her story. He had a gut feeling that he'll be sorry later, and taking her to his hotel wasn't a bright idea, but he did it anyway. Listening to her tell him her reasons for hiring him, his special talent let him know that she had been deeply hurt and wanted out. He was a werewolf and his sense of smell was enhanced so much so that he could tell when someone lied, was hurt, and even when they were devious. He could smell her arousal as well, and this close to the full moon, it was hard not to take her right then and there. Taking her to Vegas was another move he'd never done before, but it felt right. Things started going down hill from there when the mob becomes involved.

Sue was now a millionaire, thanks to the lottery, but her family still treated her like she wasn't suppose to have any happiness, or a life of her own. She couldn't handle the problems anymore, so she went looking for a killer. When she first met Tony in the bar, he'd scared her. The more time she spent with him, the more she wanted him. Then the night of the change, something happened to them both, the wolf didn't attack her, and she stayed with him and could feel what the wolf felt. Could she have found something that would make her not want to die after all? Read this great story to see how these two people find what they didn't know they'd been missing.

The authors have written a book that is sure to please all readers, not just the ones who love werewolves. There is something for the mystery readers as well as the romance readers. I read this book in one sitting, I couldn't put it down. From the first chapter where they meet for the first time, until the end, the authors have the readers spellbound. Even the secondary characters are so believable that anyone reading this book will want to shoot them. Sue and Tony are two characters that bring out the protective instinct in the reader, and even though Tony is an assassin, the readers will love him.

Reviewed by: Donna