If you are looking for a hot, sexy read filled with paranoraml activity, mystery and suspense, and a good dose of heart-warming love, then look no farther than Rebecca York, author of the Moon Series. Printed as one book, Full Moon includes the first two books in the series, Killing Moon and Edge of the Moon.

With a storyline filled with werewolves, magic, mystery and action, and even a little bit of demon thrown in at the end, what more could you ask for in a romance novel? Usually, I don't read action/suspense filled books, whether they are romance or not, but York is able to weave them all together flawlessly, making you forget that you are reading a suspense filled novel.

The sex scenes are smoking hot, yet tender at the same time. The conversation is witty at times, and the characters are intriguing. The whole werewolf mating and then, in the second one, regular humans falling for each other while trying to solve a murder and stop an evil magician from controling a demon, only adds to the overall perfection of the storyline.

5/5 STARS! This book, this whole series, really, has a little bit of everything making it versitile for almost all genre lovers: it has love, sexy heros, wild passion, action, suspense...everything you could ever ask for all wrapped up perfectly in one book! A definite must read for any romance lover--I promise, you won't be able to put the book down and when you're through, you'll want to go out and grab the other books in her excellent series! ( )

Contains Killing Moon and Edge of the Moon.

Killing Moon: When Megan Sheridan agrees to make a home visit to draw blood for testing she gets far more than she bargained for. Ross Sheridan is definitely one fine-looking specimen -- too bad he has a yen for raw meat and a nasty temper. But when her time with Ross makes Megan the target of a serial killer, this lone wolf can't resist protecting her.

Edge of the Moon: Single father, police detective Jack Thornton feels time pause when he first sets eyes on graphic artist Kathryn Reynolds. Neither is looking for a relationship, but there's some sort of bond there - a tie they'll stretch to its limits if they want to survive the attentions of a demon and a murderous magician bent on taking over the world.

Forgettable. Both storylines have been used before, and both have been done better. It isn't poorly written, just fairly banal. Pick up a library copy. I donated mine on finishing it, and will "check out" York's other works via library card rather than purchasing them in the future. ( )