The Moon's Dirty Light (Werewolves of Baltimore #1)
Author: H.L. Holston & Eleanor Bruce
Length : 120 pgs.
Genres: M/M romance, paranormal romance
TBR Reviewer: Amanda
Rating: 4 Stars – Recommended Read.
Heat: 5 - Orgasmic
Author: H.L. Holston & Eleanor Bruce
Length : 120 pgs.
Genres: M/M romance, paranormal romance
TBR Reviewer: Amanda
Rating: 4 Stars – Recommended Read.
Heat: 5 - Orgasmic
Logan Robinson and Dylan Reed are best friends, partners on the Baltimore police force, and now, suddenly, lovers. However, making the transition from friends to lovers is complicated by all the secrets Logan has been keeping from Dylan. Logan is a werewolf, and now that he has bitten Dylan,
his possible mate, Dylan is about to be one too. Dylan does not take well to finding out all that Logan has hidden from him, and to make matters worse, the serial killer they are chasing is part of the paranormal world.
I found this book to be an enjoyable read and a good start to a new shifter series. The snark and pop culture references from Dylan (boy, is he a sci-fi geek!) were a great way to lighten an otherwise dark storyline, and I liked the way that although they were involved in the trial, the villain was taken down by allies rather than the main characters. That was a switch from the typical way these stories seem to be written. Logan seemed unused to being out of control and out of his depth when dealing with his mating instincts which seemed to soften his Alpha male character somewhat. I liked the way forgiveness
had to be worked for and that Dylan was not a pushover, instead insisting on finding some way to be equals in their relationship. I will definitely look for future tales in this series.
his possible mate, Dylan is about to be one too. Dylan does not take well to finding out all that Logan has hidden from him, and to make matters worse, the serial killer they are chasing is part of the paranormal world.
I found this book to be an enjoyable read and a good start to a new shifter series. The snark and pop culture references from Dylan (boy, is he a sci-fi geek!) were a great way to lighten an otherwise dark storyline, and I liked the way that although they were involved in the trial, the villain was taken down by allies rather than the main characters. That was a switch from the typical way these stories seem to be written. Logan seemed unused to being out of control and out of his depth when dealing with his mating instincts which seemed to soften his Alpha male character somewhat. I liked the way forgiveness
had to be worked for and that Dylan was not a pushover, instead insisting on finding some way to be equals in their relationship. I will definitely look for future tales in this series.
