Darkest London: Moonglow (Paperback)

from RaeLynn_Fry

Rating: R Spoilers: Nope Coffee Beans: 3.5 Cover: Pretty cool Instalove Factor: None My Personal Recommendation: Worth the read Disclaimer: I received this book free from the publisher in exchange for this honest review Oops. So, I've had this book since about June, I think. Read it and then comp...

from Lauren2013

Moonglow4 StarsA solid sequel with a good balance of mystery and romance that is thankfully not a carbon coy of the first book.The romance starts out slow with Ian and Daisy building a reluctant friendship based on mutual attraction and witty banter. Their smoldering tension and chemistry builds ...

from Lauren2013

Moonglow4 StarsA solid sequel with a good balance of mystery and romance that is thankfully not a carbon coy of the first book.The romance starts out slow with Ian and Daisy building a reluctant friendship based on mutual attraction and witty banter. Their smoldering tension and chemistry builds ...

from Capnrandm

Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy. allthingsuf.com Given the events at the end of FIRELIGHT, I had assumed book two would continue to explore the magic and changes of Miranda Ellis. The change of focus to Ian and Daisy was a surprise that I soon grew to appreciate. From the opening chap...

from Lavinient

Daisy is finally finished with the mourning period for her awful dead husband. Now she has the freedom to do what she wants. Unfortunately on her first night of freedom she witnesses a werewolf attack and is able to save herself by hiding. Lycan, Ian Ranulf, comes upon the scene too late to stop ...