Moon Illusion: The Moore Werewolves

Nate Moore is only doing what any realtor would do: inspect property. Unfortunately, he is unprepared for the woman that lives here. Nate is a playboy and has no need for a relationship. When he meets Gina, he is overcome with desire to have her. Filled with uncertainty because Gina is everything that he normally does not look for in a woman, he asks her for dinner to try and understand her appeal. What he gets is more than dinner: hot scorching passion that rivals anything he ever imagined. As he spends more time getting to know Gina, Nate soon realizes that maybe he does want more than a romp in the sack with her. His only problem with this is convincing her that he wants more. If that was not bad enough, Gina is in danger from someone she doesn’t suspect and she has no idea that Nate just happens to be a werewolf. Can Nate get Gina to see him for what he is and then accept him? Will Nate be able to save Gina when he needs to?

Moon Illusion: The Moore Werewolves is a paranormal tale beautifully written to draw readers into the world of man not looking for love and the woman that opens his eyes to a passion he could have only dreamed of. Nate is not the alpha male of his pack, but you would not know that by the intense urge to possess Gina that riddles his thoughts. Driven to provide her with more passion than she can handle or believe, he finds that he is the one consumed with more emotions than originally thought. Gina is a woman unprepared for what Nate brings into her life, but one definitely up for the challenge. Although there is a multi-partner scene in this story, it is definitely not the main focus of the story and one written with taste. I was pleasantly surprised by the tenderness of it along with the emotions that engross Nate and Gina. I can only hope that this is the first of many stories about the Moore Werewolves. There are three more just waiting to have their stories told. I know that I will be reading any of them that come my way. Amy O’Connor has done a wonderful job writing a story filled with passion and some suspenseful danger along the way. Moon Illusion: The Moore Werewolves is definitely worth the time to read and certainly worth 5 Angels!

Reviewed by: Jessica