Moon Magic is a six book set of paranormal stories/romances which includes shifters, witches, vampires, and other creatures. I thoroughly enjoy the paranormal genre, especially shifters, and found this to be a great selection of stories by some really talented authors.
SHIFTLESS by Aimee Easterling is excellent. Her storyline captivates; her characters are well developed and their behavior and dialog realistic. The story centers on Tara, who grew up in a pack led by her powerful alpha father who had little sympathy for a young girl unable to control her shifts to wolf. Instead of compassion, she received disgust and over time suppressed her wolf until she was unable to shift at all, I.e., shiftless. After fleeing her father when he told her on her seventeenth birthday that she was going to be married, she lived in the human world and kept herself isolated because she was always afraid that she would shift involuntarily. Her father approaches her ten years later, stating that he needs an heir and that Tara must bring her nephew, Keith, to him or she must return to marry a werewolf of his choosing. While in town, she runs into Wolfie, a powerful alpha who is in wolf form with his Beta, Chase, and later again when she is visiting her brother-in-law and contemplating turning Keith over to her father. The relationship builds between Tara and Wolfie and Tara realizes she can't allow Keith to be subjected to her overbearing father. Unfortunately, her father and his crew take Keith and Wolfie and his small group of outcasts are left with the dilemma of how to save him. Great read and would recommend to those who enjoy a good shifter story.
MOONBOUND by Sylvia Frost. Good novella and I enjoyed the premise of this book - humans are aware of shifters and have established a Federal Bureau of Supernatural Investigations and even have an app that tracks them (they have an app for that). Artemis Williams lost her parents seven years ago when a werewolf and werebear attacked and destroyed them. A month after the attack she found a crescent mark of white fur on her arm. It's a matemark and her fated mate is looking for her.
BLACK MOON SING by L.M. Hawke has shifters, witches, magic and fae. Another interesting and unique storyline where humans are aware of but do accept paranormals. They call them Paras and will shout slurs to them in passing. Oh yes, and there is also an app to identify Paras by the special energy they emit. Ellery Chee is a Navajo Changer or shifter capable of two different forms - an owl and a coyote. But on a night of strange happenings, she's pursued by a Navajo man and mistakenly turns into a blind alley. She tries to shift but cannot, something that has not happened to her before, and feels the man bearing down on her. But the man is Hosteen Sikaadii, an officer with the Navajo Nation police force and he is seeking her help. This is the beginning of a very interesting series and ends with a cliffhanger.
CURSE OF THE ALPHA: EPISODES 1 & 2 by Tasha Black. This was also a terrific read which left the reader wanting more and ending with a cliffhanger. Ainsley Conner has been living in Manhattan when she's notified of her parents' death. Reluctantly, she returns to Tarkers Hollow for the funeral only to be told that she must agree to mate so that the next alpha can be chosen to replace her father. There's magic, battles, and mystery in this series.
MOONBORN by Marina Finlayson is a great prequel novella that provides some history for Garth, a central character in The Proving trilogy. In this story, Garth is a human who is attracted to a beautiful shifter and he asks his werewolf brother to turn him with almost deadly results.
THE TOIL AND TROUBLE TRILOGY, BOOK ONE by Val St. Crowe is about mafia type witches, called jettatori -- a very intriguing and creative idea. Olivia Calabrese wants to take over the family business while her father is in jail. But she's only eighteen and female in a male dominated business. She has to prove herself - and she's smart and tough. So when her uncle Guido is shot and in a coma, her father gives her and her cousin, Vincent, a chance to compete for the job. The business will be divided in half for a few weeks and whoever is the better leader and brings in the most income will have the position.
Such a great set of interesting and unique stories. I would definitely recommend it to those of you who like very well written paranormal books. I received this book in exchange for an honest review.
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Thrilling novel that keeps you reading chapter after chapter, very engrossing tale can't wait until next books.
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I was looking for new authors. I like Aimee so have this a try
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