Things That Go Bump in the Night IV

by Ashleigh Raine, Lorie O'Clare, J.C. Wilder

Lunewulf - Blue Moon By Lorie O'ClarePart of the Lunewulf series.Sandy Parks accepts her widow status in the pack. Her daughter's success and status as queen bitch give Sandy the status she needs to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1419951262
• ISBN13: 9781419951268
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Ellora's Cave
• Length: 292 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.1" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Things That Go Bump in the Night IV from Ellora's Cave

Yay, I liked all three stories in "Things That Go Bump in the Night IV" by Ellora's Cave authors. These tales are set around Halloween, involve sexy paranormal heroes (and one heroine), and smoking hot sex. Even better is that each story will give you a taste of the worlds these authors have created. While I'm betting that reading this one will make you interested in picking up other books by these authors, you'll have to get your own copy cause mine is staying right here! Blue Moon is set in Lorie O'Clare's Lunewulf world and is a very hot, very sexy story about love the second time around for two werewolves. I'm pretty sure this is my first 'mature heroine' werewolf read and kudos to O'Clare for having a heroine who isn't twenty- or even thirty-something. Shadow Hunter by J.C. Wilder is set in the Shadow Dweller world in New Orleans. A were-cat finds the woman for him in the midst of a plot to ignite warfare among the supernatural races. After reading this one, I think I need a were-cat of my own! Twofold Desires is a new Talisman Bay story from Ashleigh Raine. A lion, an eagle, and a gryphon walk into a bar...no, no that's not it. But it does involve two men with dual natures and their search for the one woman who can complete them. Blistering menage story with a HEA. As I said, it's not often I find an anthology where I enjoy all the stories and when I do, I don't let it leave my clutches. Additionally, I've read at least one (if not all) of the stories from each author's different worlds/series and having all three in one book makes that even better.