"Strong supernatural romance"
Near Wayland in South Georgia is the Olakimpa swamp home to
the privately owned Nature's Refuge. When Chief Ranger Ken
White is murdered owner Austen Barnette hires US Parks
Ranger Adam Marshall, who has a powerful reputation for
catching criminals, as the replacement. Adam changes into his wolf persona to run the park at
night, but notices a fire. When he investigates, he finds
himself almost hypnotized. He manages to return to human
form, but not before someone tries to kill him. The next
morning he sees a woman wandering the park, but learns that
Sara Watson is researching the local flora as part of an
agreement between Barnette and Granville Pharmaceuticals.
As Adam and Sara fall in love, they must combine their
efforts to stop a deadly coven even as her witch powers
enhance his werewolf abilities. This werewolf sequel stars another Marshall that will
excite readers as much as the previous Moon books did. The
story line is fast-paced from the moment Adam goes wolf
until the end (refuse to give it away even at the threat of
a canine bite). Sara is a great character struggling to
contain and hide her inner essence and powers behind a
scientific façade. Rebecca York bewitches her moonlight
fans once again with a strong supernatural romance that
makes werewolves, witches, and covens (oh my) alive. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted September 27, 2003
This is the third book in Rebecca York's Moon trilogy,
following Killing Moon.
Working as head ranger at Georgia's Nature's Refuge seems
like the
perfect job for Adam Marshall--werewolf. When Adam stumbles
across a late-night
orgy, the participants try to kill him. As he investigates
this strange group, he
finds they are witches who have returned to Wayland,
Georgia, for revenge. Adam and
newcomer Sara Weston are the only ones who can defeat the
coven--if Sara can
master her newly discovered psychic powers.
SummaryA Georgia swamp is the perfect place for forest ranger Adam
Marshall to hide his werewolf nature. But when he finds
himself irresistibly drawn to biologist Sara Weston, their
future is threatened by a coven of witches with a score to
settle with the locals.
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