"exciting werewolf romance"
In Mimiwa, Wisconsin, police officer Jessie McQuade
investigates a car accident between Karen Larson and a
wolf that apparently bit the teacher. As Karen is rushed
to the hospital, Jessie searches the woods until she runs
into a naked man living in a nearby cabin. He offers her
nothing new on her case except a desire to make love with
him. Jessie does find a small totem at the accident site. The next day Karen goes berserk at school forcing Sheriff
Clyde Johnston to kill her. Jessie realizes that rabies
takes three months to incubate in people so wonders what
really happened. On a hunch she takes the totem to Mimiwa
University where she meets visiting expert Will Cadotte,
the naked man from the night before. He is stunned by the
totem who says he belongs to the wolf clan that uses these
artifacts, but this one is different. It is that of an
auwishuk, an evil Manitou. As Jessie struggles with a
supernatural evil truth, she and Will fall in love, but as
the evidence piles up she wonders if she can trust the
professor. BLUE MOON is an exciting werewolf romance starring the
ultimate disbeliever and the "perfect" counterpoint to
prove that sometimes there are strange phenomena beyond
the norm. The who-done-it is cleverly drawn enhanced by
deep secondary characters, some of whom are on the wrong
side of the American law (who knows what the law is on the
other side). Still, it is the match up of the lead duo
that makes for a howling time for those who read this
entertaining paranormal police procedural romance. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted October 9, 2004
SummaryBy the light of a blue moon, danger prowls—
Miniwa, Wisconsin is under siege, but not by the usual
summer tourists. The area's normally shy wolf population has
begun stalking human prey, and their victims have been
disappearing... or worse. Something is happening in the
woods. Something brutal and primitive...
and desire is unleashed...
Officer Jessie McQuade has seen plenty in her years on the
force—but nothing as intriguing as the gorgeous, naked
man she encounters while tracking a rogue wolf. Professor
Will Cadotte is a Native American activist. He's also the
only man capable of distracting Jessie from her work. And
for a cop, distraction—no matter how
pleasurable—can be deadly. It's against Jessie's better
judgment to accept Will's help in her investigation, yet she
soon finds herself doing exactly that—and more. Will's
dark, penetrating eyes see into a part of Jessie's soul she
never knew existed. It's exhilarating...and terrifying.
Now, as a town's deepest secrets come to light, no one is
safe: not friends, lovers, or strangers. And as Jessie
follows a bloody trail to the shocking truth, she'll have to
decide who she can trust when the moon is full...
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