An great book if you like books about werewolves and vampires or romance books this book is a combonation of the two ( )

Really good book. You get a feel for the charaters. You feel sad for all that Sue has been through, and you feel glad when she has her moments of happiness. ( )

Wow--really excellent story, and beginning of a series. In the first place, it's extremely unusual to read a romance written in first person. And when that first person is the hero? Unheard-of. I'd like this book just for that alone. But then the story was good, too. A werewolf who's a mob assassin falls in love with a woman who hires him to kill her. ( )

Tony Giodone is not your typical businessman. For starters, he's a mafia hit man and a newly turned werewolf. After he adjusts (somewhat) to his new circumstances, a potential client throws Tony for a loop.

Sue Quentin has finally reached the end of her rope. Dumped on and abused most of her life, she wants to end it all, so hiring a hit man to kill her seems like the perfect solution. But when Tony and Sue meet, sparks fly. For her part, Sue doesn't flinch after seeing Tony in his wolf form, and even though Tony's world is filled with danger and darkness, none of that puts Sue off. But a sudden threat to Tony's boss throws them into danger.

Talk about your perfect anti-hero! Tony Giodone is in a class by himself. This incredible novel is inventive, totally riveting as well as surprisingly tender in spots. Adams and Clamp are a powerhouse team that have opened the door to an amazing new world. (Dec., 328 pp., $6.99) ( )

Made it about 3/4 into the book. Can't remember why I didn't finish it. I think the characters' antics just became too repetitive and boring for me to want to finish the book.