The hero and heroine from the award winning novel BLUE MOON, Jessie McQuade and Will Cadotte, return in a short adventure. Sent to a small Wisconsin town to investigate a sudden rash of insanity, Jessie and Will meet a mad scientist who has invented a new kind of werewolf--one that silver can't kill
Shadow of the Moon
โ Scribed by York, Rebecca
- Book ID
- 107301555
- Publisher
- PENGUIN group
- Year
- 2006
- Tongue
- und
- Weight
- 130 KB
- Series
- Moon 6
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
SUMMARY: Lance Marshall has a nose for great news stories--not surprising, since he's aided by his werewolf abilities. Now he's prowling outside an ultra-exclusive Washington, D.C. nightclub--"The Castle." But he is not alone. Savannah Carpenter wants to know how her sister ended up in a coma, and she knows that The Castle has something to do with it. But when Lance and Savannah pretend to be lovers to gain entrance, they learn that deception and unbridled lust can be a dangerous combination.
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