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Rent Full Moon Rising (Riley Jensen Series)
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Publisher: Bantam Books
Published: Dec 1969
Genre: Fiction - Fantasy - Contemporary
Retail Price: $7.99
Pages: 372
Synopsis
This spicy fantasy romance launches the Guardian series. Riley and Rhoan Jenson are part-vampire, part-werewolf twins. When Rhoan, an assassin for Melbourne’s Directorate of Other Races, suddenly vanishes, sexy vampire Quinn offers Riley his help in finding her brother--and in fulfilling the demands of Riley’s libido, which increase substantially as the moon waxes toward its full.
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Reviews
Fantasy, myth, magic and lore, as well as the preternatural and the supernatural are my favorite books, and in such stories there is always some sex. This author did not try to hide the fact that sex is a pivotal part of this story, but... good grief. For the first half of the book I just kept reading, but I had to start skipping over the sex scenes because frankly it was taking away from the story. In a word, boring. There is just waaaay too much sex and not nearly enough story in this book. To give her credit, it gets better in the rest of the series, and if you want to read the series then you'll need to read this book, just be warned, it's very, very graphic and real slow in places.