"a likable paranormal series with battle between good and evil"
This is the third in the Coven of the Wolf Series where the
paranormal exists covertly amongst us. The hierarchy is a
little different from most paranormal type novels, but the
battle between good and evil still exists. Igor "Gor" Petrov is a shapeshifter, one of dwindling
species. Igor and his brother Boris are twins and work for
Morgan Inc, the largest, most powerful Coven in the Mid
Western States, as security specialists. After losing the
woman he wants to another man (in Moon Magick, book 2 of
the series) he retreats to a small rural Tennessee town to
lick his proverbial wounds. During a midnight wilderness run he finds a cultivated
boxwood labyrinth and at the center of the labyrinth, he
finds Selena Jones. Selena is a very talented shaman, and
is recovering from a terrifying experience after being
kidnapped by madman. Gor, able to read her fear of men
appears to her is his wolfhound form in order to get closer
to her. As soon as Gor sees Selena he knows she is his mate, but
how to convince her to accept him after her abuse at the
hands of another man. When June, a Seer who is both friend
and coworker, tells Selena that a gentle Golden Man will
protect her from the dark man, and that the golden man is
indeed her fated mate. Selena knows she has to find a way
to overcome her fear of males. Will Gor's gentle ways and
patience be enough to win her? After an attempt is made to abduct Selena by the man who
had previously kidnapped her, June sees more trouble
coming, Gor calls his brother Boris to assist him in
protecting Selena. When Boris arrives and meets the local
Sheriff Debby Teague, June's daughter, sparks fly as he
realizes he too has met his mate but she steadfastly
refuses to acknowledge the paranormal power her mother and
Selena hold or any possibility of things that go bump in
the night. When Selena is forcibly abducted, the battle kicks into
high gear and Debbie must acknowledge her preternatural
power if there is to be any chance to saving Selena, Gor
and Boris. Will love win out or will fear let the bad guys
win. Rae Morgan has created a likable set of continuing
characters and paranormal situations. The series is best
read in order, but even as a stand alone the book is highly
entertaining. Courtesy: Eternal Night
Posted February 12, 2006
Reviewed by Leola Brooks
Posted November 21, 2006
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