Small town living isn't like other living.  As Grace McDaniel can attest, the locals are different, more eccentric.  People know people differently, and know each other’s business.  But that's an advantage as well, when strange things start to happen and you have to separate the normal from the paranormal.

After a freak storm rocks Lake Bluff, people start to die.  It's not unexpected – most are older and quite ill.  But lots of them die, and their families all say they didn't think they'd die quite so soon.  That, and the sudden appearance of the new family doctor who's medicine is as far from traditional as you can get, put Grace on alert that something is really wrong. 

And as much as she doesn't want to, she's going to have to put her trust in the Doctor who stirs her if she's going to be able to save her town from this monster.

THUNDERMOON is a 'can't put down' book.  The story is intriguing and paced out to allow the reader to savor the progression of the story and its characters.  Grace is fantastic – deep, strong, brave and yet hurting so much.  Ian is her soul mate – mysterious, understanding, he sees and wants the real Grace.

This book is a fantastic addition to the Nightcreature series.  You don't need to read the rest to enjoy THUNDER MOON – it stands alone quite nicely -- but you'll want to read them once you taste this book. 

Reviewed for The Road to Romance by Sue Waldeck

November 14, 2008