Blue Twilight (Wings in the Night Series #11)

superb supernatural thriller

Twenty six years old Maxine ¿Mad Maxie¿ Stuart and her partner Tempest ¿Stormy¿ Jones are moving from White Plains, New York to Maine to open a private investigative firm. Maxie cons her beloved retired cop forty-four years old Lou Malone into driving; she hopes to persuade Lou that they belong together professionally and personally, but the stubborn former cop feels she can do better than him. The sleuths receive a call from a close friend who they have not seen in years. Jason Beck tells them that his sister and her friend are missing and last seen in Endover, New Hampshire. He fails to warn them that the Prince, a vampire, has the two teens and is using them as bait because he recognizes the picture of Stormy on a brochure announcing the new company. The Prince aided by local Sheriff Fieldner plans to regain the love he lost once he has converted Stormy and eliminating Maxie is a viable option with Lou ready to die to keep his beloved safe from the supernatural. The events of this tale occur in between those of TWILIGHT HUNGER and EMBRACE THE TWILIGHT, filling a gap that will elate readers. Maxie still works on Lou¿s psyche to get him to realize she is what he needs and more important he is what she desires. The Prince is an intriguing vampire with scruples until he sees the picture; then it all fair in love and war, which he will soon find himself in both as Maxie is quite a formidable opponent especially when a loved one seems threatened. Maggie Shayne provides another splendid paranormal romance with her latest Wings in the Night Twilight thriller. Harriet Klausner

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Wonderful!

This is the first Maggie Shayne book I've read. Now I'm trying to get my hands on as many as I can. I'm hooked and can't wait to read more.

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This was a real snoozer! I have read all of Ms. Shayne's book and for the most part they were great. This one reads as if she just had to crank something out to make her dealine. I hate it when authors become famous and think it's ok to write garbage and we buy it based on their rep. Shame on you Ms. Shayne

Blue Twilight

Backtracking in her continuity, Ms. Shayne gives her readers the long demanded tale of Max (Maxine) and Lou who she had skipped over a bit to give Amber Lily her own story. Classic traditions are adhered to - to an extent, such as the setting, a rather rural New England town that seems to be a haven of normal conceals a darkness that has begun to claim innocent lives. In this epic battle, Max's greatest strength is the greatest liability as well. Together with Lou, she battles an ancient evil that lusts for power and twisted love. ............................................ *** Though a bit less compelling than the earlier books in the Twilight series, fans will undoubtedly enjoy having a few holes in the timeline plugged. The most interesting turns of the plot occur near the end, and the pacing is a bit slower than normative for this series. ***

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