How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf

A charmer

Mo Duval-Wenstein drives from Leland, Mississippi to Grundy, Alaska; population of 2,053. She left behind a broken engagement and a concerned mother who has flooded her cell's voice mail with a zillion "call me" messages that she deletes each night without listening to them. She needed to get away so she leased the Meyers' place for a year. Her first person to greet the Lower Forty-eight transplant is Yosemite Sam AKA Nate Gogan the lawyer.

Her abode smells of dead fish as the last residents were weekend anglers. At the Blue Glacier Saloon, Mo meets owner Evie DuChamp who tells her as long as they don't offer her meat they are harmless. She also meets Cooper Graham who scoffs at a southerner surviving in Alaska. He conceals from her that from his first sniff he knows who she is to him. Soon afterward, Mo is taken aback when a naked Cooper with an animal trap locked onto his ankle limps onto her porch. He is a werewolf, who fears he is the serial killing wolf murdering people. Mo refuses to believe her alpha life mate is a psychopath even in animal form so he risks her life to prove her assertion.

This jocular Alaskan romance places a dysfunctional werewolf pack whose alpha has deserted them and a Mississippi Delta woman into the middle of Northern Exposure. With culture clashes that make Fleischman seem like another Native Alaskan instead of a New Yorker, How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf is a zany tongue in cheek lampooning of the sub-genre. Filled with sassy southern sensitivities and wacky werewolf wanting, fans will enjoy "Nice Girls Don't" marry dead men with fangs in places like Leland or Half Moon Hollow, but in Alaska tongue out of cheek lycanthropes make better lovers.

Harriet Klausner

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CANNOT WAIT!

I LOVED Molly Harper's Jane Jameson series and have been waiting with baited breath for something new from her! Her books are amazing!! Be sure to check them out!

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loved it!!!

I picked up Molly Harper at a garage sale got hooked and now must have them all. Vampires werewolves and funny they have it all and this title was no different werewolves awesome

great read

love the premise and the story - well worth it. I haven't started reading the second book, but liked this one so well I purchased both. Almost makes a girl want to head to Alaska seeking her own wolf to keep her warm during the long winter nights.

Let's go to Alaska

This is the first novel of Molly Harper's that I have read and I found it very entertaining and I will be reading some more books by this author. I could tell by the tittle of this book that it was going to be a fun romp. The characters are great. I don't think there is a character, well besides the bad guy that I didn't like. All of them from Main Characters to secondary characters were so alive.
Mo is a very spunky and at times you might think a little suicidal (picking fights with werewolf females..lol) but I liked how she defended Cooper and never backed down either. She even smacked Cooper a couple of times too, she definitely had some nerve. I guess that makes her perfect for dating a werewolf. Cooper, he is sexy and brooding, sometimes I wanted to smack him myself for the way he acted, but he grows on you. Evie, Buzz, Abner, Alan, and the rest of the Grundy gang sweeps you off your feet and you just fall in love with them all. Because of this I have a bone to pick with the author because of what happens to one of my favorite characters, but I shall now say because you must read the book and find out yourself.
Molly Harper has a unique way of blending comedy and the paranormal together to make her books just down right fun to read. How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper is one of those books that will make you laugh out loud and elicit a gambit of emotion. The building up of the love connection is artfully done. Ms. Harper also administers a good who-dun-it mystery in with the amalgamation of her book. Plus, she has filled this book with wacky characters and comical, snarky one-liners. This was the most fun I have had reading a book in a long while. Though for those who may not care for sex in their books I must say that this is an adult read.

Fantastic fun read!

Love Molly Harper's work. The story is so much fun to read and the characters are fantastic. So funny at times with a bit of suspense and mystery. She does a great job drawing you into the story and keeping you turning the pages to see what is next.

:)

Love it!!!

Entertaining....

Awesome read. You cannot help but fall for each character. I can't wait for the next one...

10/30/11

A-One book. Looking forward to more Molly Harper.

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Review Of How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf (Naked Werewolf Series Book #1) By Molly Harper

A blogger friend of mine Savannah from Books With Bite Blog was kind enough to get me a book for my birthday (in September) which turned out to be How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf. I didn't know what to expect but it sounded good and Savannah told me it was good, as well as, funny. I was excited to dive right into this story with the rather funny title. Mo is a spunky character who is very likable while Cooper on the other hand is more standoffish and not easy to get a handle on (at first). Mo goes from living in a very populated state to a very, very small town. She is trying to escape her overbearing parents so she can live her life on her own terms. Cooper leaves his pack behind because he can't handle what he did under a dire circumstance. I loved the fact that once Mo met Cooper she kept trying to tell herself that she had no interest in him whatsoever. I also loved how Cooper always acted like he didn't give a fig about Mo but always managed to growl whenever he saw Mo talking to other guys like Alan. When he shows up at her doorstep naked with a bear trap on his ankle and she didn't freak out I knew Mo was the kind of woman who could handle anything. When they finally come together it starts out funny and ends with a little sizzle....^_^. From that point on they forever take two steps forward and two steps back in their relationship with moments that just made me laugh out loud. This book had it all humor, romance, a mystery, and werewolves. On a scale from 1-10 I give How To Flirt With A Naked Werewolf a 10. I am so looking forward to getting my hands on book 2 in the series The Art Of Seducing A Naked Werewolf. If you are looking for a funny romance novel with some great character's written by a phenomenal writer than this book is so for you.

Loved it!

This is a great book. Funny and very entertaining!

Witty & fun loving!

Fun read, while I wasn't chuckling or laughing out loud it was a fun entertaining read. Worth the read but not a keeper for my permanent library. Witty & fun loving!

Great Read

I LIKED THE HUMOR AND ENJOYED THE STORYLINE VERY MUCH. THE AUTHOR PUT ALOT OF THOUGHT IN WORKING HER CHARACHTERS AND I FOUND THEM AMUSING.

Excellent, so much fun and easy to read!

One of the funniest, laidback Paranormal Romances I've read in years!

Mo was raised by a pair of hippies, no seriously, her mother and father are spitting image of Dharma and Greg's D's mom and dad, except Mo is nothing like Dharma, she rebels against vegan diet, organic living and protesting against evil corporations and her parents suffocating style of raising nearly thirty year old Mo. So Mo decides she's moving to Alaska, to see who she is without any influence or pressure from her parents.

Grundy Alaska is a small town, real small with only +2000 inhabitants, Mo slips in quite announced and begins to make friends and gather admirers from first step onto a small diner.

Mo is funny, witty and soon finds she's only butting heads with on person, Cooper, a crumby but hot guy who lives close by her little cabin. Mo and Cooper can't stand each other, but then Mo gets into a bit of trouble and it seems there is more to Cooper than the temperamental, snappy personality.


Without revealing too much I have to say, this author has a fun way of telling her story, there are laugh out loud moments as well as oh that made me cringe kind of embarrassments. If there would have been more explaining on the bad tempered Cooper this would have been a five star read, but it lacks a little something from Cooper's side to be perfect.
That said I truly liked this book and plan on reading everything Molly Harper has written so far!

It's not from the steamy end of Paranormal Romance, but more the building a life together includes some scenes of werewolf yumminess. Molly Harper creates a whole world, instead of just depending on the love story. Which I love! We get to know, Evie, Alan, Buzz and a small Alaskan town full of characters!

This book is 380 pages of FUN, witty, lovable Mo who is so entertaining to read you don't want to put the book down and right after reading search for more of her writing.

So much fun!

"Pitch-perfect" is a cliché when it comes to book reviewing, but nothing less describe this fun paranormal romance from Molly Harper. Mo is a woman so desperate to escape her overwhelming hippy mother that she moves all the way to Alaska. She ends up in the tiny town of Grundy where bears and elk roam, where the whole town (it seems) is looking for a wife and where her neighbor just happens to be a werewolf. Surly Cooper has a number of secrets of his own, including his lust for the pretty new outsider. Before Mo and Cooper can end up together they've got to get Cooper to face up to his past, both emotionally and literally.
Flirt is a fun book, driven by a lead that's enchanting, hilarious and stubbornly charming. There's enough mystery and danger to keep things exciting but this book shouldn't be confused with a horror novel or even an urban fantasy. Fun all the way through "Flirt" hooks its claws in early and drags readers along for an off-beat, wilderness-spiked ride. It's a highly recommended and quite enjoyable addition to public and paranormal-loving private collections.

Contains: violence, explicit sex

Great book

I couldnt put it down.

Where can I get my own naked werewolf?

Molly Harper's done it again with the story of Mo Wenstein, only child of free-spirited hippie parents who feels forced to move from steamy Mississippi to frozen Alaska to escape her overbearing, overinvolved parents. Mo (sadly, not short for Maureen but Moonflower Freedom Refreshing Breeze Joplin Duvall-Wenstein--forget trying to say that five times fast, I dare you to try to fit that on a standardized test form!) is in the tiny town of Grundy for less than twenty-four hours when she is woken up in the middle of the night by a large black wolf with unearthly blue-green eyes snacking on an elk in her front yard. The next morning, she encounters eerily similar eyes in the surly but gorgeous professional field guide she literally runs into at the local bar and grill...the bar and grill she will shortly be employed at as a short order cook after the owner and former cook has an unfortunate incident involving a beer bottle, a shiny new knife, and a rather important tendon in his hand. Mo soon fits right in with the quirky residents of the town, all except for Cooper Graham, the before mentioned cranky field guide, who remains rather...well, cranky, toward Mo for quite some time. "Well, that clinched it," she tells herself at one point, "he was an a**hole. I was definitely going to end up sleeping with him." She does, of course--fortunately after she'd been to the Bulk Wonderland the next town over for the industrial-sized box of protection. Mo and Cooper's story is a nice blend of humor, drama, and suspense nicely flavored by Mo's total cluelessness about what she is getting herself into. "You know, we had winter in Mississippi," she tells Edie, her boss and friend in Grundy. "We actually had to wear long sleeves." She just can't understand why Edie is singularly unimpressed by this declaration. Once again, Molly Harper had me laughing out loud, and once again, I'm glad that there's a sequel to look forward to--the story of Cooper's hotheaded younger sister Maggie in The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf.

great

loved it a must read

Lighthearted & Funny Series :)

How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf, book1 in Molly Harper's new Naked Werewolf series, is a lighthearted and funny story. There are a few serious moments but overall I'd label this more in the chick-lit genre than I would in paranormal romance. Mo Wenstein is a 29 year old woman trying to finally break out on her own once and for all, away from her overbearing parents that can't seem to maintain healthy boundaries. The effort lands her in Grundy,Alaska with colorful small-town characters and a werewolf boyfriend to boot. Though it starts off a little slow it picks up as Mo creates new friends as she starts becoming a true Grundy citizen. And of course when Cooper the werewolf enters the fray her life becomes a lot more quirky! I love Harper's sense of humor and enjoy reading her books on my work and school breaks when I need a quick escape because I know I'll be dragged back to drudgery soon, and her Naked Werewolf book was perfect for that:) Mo's crazy wisecracks and the easy going narrative are exactly my favorite kind for getting my mind off stressful things and having a laugh. So if you're looking for a fun romance with good surprises and a happy ending definitely pick it up :D