Present Epithetical Books Moonlight (Dark Guardian #1)
| Title | : | Moonlight (Dark Guardian #1) |
| Author | : | Rachel Hawthorne |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 263 pages |
| Published | : | March 3rd 2009 by HarperTeen |
| Categories | : | Young Adult. Shapeshifters. Werewolves. Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance |
Rachel Hawthorne
Paperback | Pages: 263 pages Rating: 3.81 | 12339 Users | 671 Reviews
Representaion To Books Moonlight (Dark Guardian #1)
I see him and I know what this turmoil inside of me means: He's the one. My forever.Kayla is the nature lover, the all-American beauty who can't understand why she's so drawn to distant, brooding Lucas. Adopted as a young child, she has no way of knowing that she's inherited a terrifying-and thrilling-gene that will change her life forever.
Lucas is dangerous, gorgeous... and a werewolf. As leader of the Dark Guardians, shape-shifters who gather deep within the state park, he has sworn to protect his pack. But when Lucas finds his true soul mate, his love could put them all in harm's way.
As Lucas and Kayla struggle with their feelings for each other, a greater danger lurks: Humans have discovered the Dark Guardians and are planning their destruction. Kayla must choose between the life she knows and the love she feels certain is her destiny.
Identify Books During Moonlight (Dark Guardian #1)
| Original Title: | Moonlight |
| ISBN: | 061709555 (ISBN13: 9780061709555) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Dark Guardian #1 |
| Characters: | Rafe Lowell, Lindsey Lancaster, Brittany Reed, Mason Keane, Dr. Keane, Lucas Wilde, Connor McCandless, Kayla Madison |
Rating Epithetical Books Moonlight (Dark Guardian #1)
Ratings: 3.81 From 12339 Users | 671 ReviewsEvaluate Epithetical Books Moonlight (Dark Guardian #1)
Innocent, sweet romance with wolves that mate for life. A decent and fast read, but not much story outside of the couple meeting and falling for each other. Good for the kiddies and fans of true love stories. Anyone else should probably move along.Well, let's jump on the Twilight bandwagon, shall we? Except, this time, we'll do it with werewolves.This book is overall okay, but I'm going to be cruel and use it as an example of why I previously avoided most YA in the first place. It was unsatisfying and extremely predictable. The characters were not well developed, and there was a backstory that I felt could have been included, or at least more described. Hawthorne's characters fluctuated from sounding too young to using words that I felt
This book was a disappointment. The dialogue was off and seemed scripted. Wasn't natural. I don't see what's the deal with the Dark Guardians. Shouldn't all werewolves or "shifters" hold their secrets and guard the others from evil and harm? All it takes is for her to swear? Seemed a little weak. That the female shifters have to find a mate before their first change. They might not survive through it without a mate but a male shifter can? When Kayla does do the change, it's pretty fast and I
I see him and I know what this turmoil inside of me means: He's the one. My forever. Fucking great, so you know you want to spend the rest of your life with a dude whom you had barely talked to/interacted with before when you're at the tender age of seventeen?Not to mention, this twenty-something dude (or was he supposed to be 19?) had been eyeing the heroine and thinking about making her his mate back when she was sixteen years old.I need to calm the fuck down.Moonlight is a dull, extremely
Moonlight by Rachel Hawthorne was a pretty good read. It was really quick and for the most part held my attention to the end. There were things I liked about the book and things I disliked about it. To be completely honest, I thought the first 125 pages were boring and I was just waiting for the good stuff to happen. I could tell it was boring at first because I left it at a friends house and I wasnt desperate to get it back that second. But Im glad that I kept reading because it got real
Oh man these books I read are really starting to get embarrassing, but they are a comfort food for me...so the plot, the characters are 100% derivative of everything else out there right now, vamps are out, shape-shifters are in, all of these stories involve a brooding hot dude, who the chick never thinks she will fall for even though she has an animalistic attraction to him, blah blah blah, and yet I will probably read yet another story like this...
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