Hunter's Moon (Tales of the Sazi Series #1)

A reviewer

I am happy to say the book was refreshing from the normal.. I think the other reader is right in saying Sue is a little clingy but that sets the way for how Tony acts and responds to her.. I look forward to the next one.. I am also happy to say I liked the ending.. Some book leave you in an Awe state and this one left a smile on my face.. It was a great Plot twist..

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

experienced reader

While the concept of the story is great, I find myself disliking Sue. She is just to clingy and the idea that anyone even with the sparks flying would just give up their life is insane. It's too big of a leap too soon in my opion. Other than that minor detail I like the book. The male point of view is nice for a change - although at time it seems obvious it's a female author.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

A pure delight

Mob hit man Tony Giodone, who also free-lances, meets a client Suzi Quentin at Nick's Tavern. She wants to hire him to kill her as she no longer can stand her life, but is unable to commit suicide. She explains that her mother and her sisters treat her with contempt and are destroying any relationships she fosters. Tony is stunned by her solution, but also finds himself attracted to her with ferocity like nothing he ever felt before even when he was bitten and changed into a werewolf. ............................ Tony is unable to do the deed, something he has always been able to do for a fee. Instead he wants to protect Sue, who he considers his lifemate and is willing to kill her abusive family for harming her. While he persuades Sue that she has a reason to live as his mate, they must face evil stronger than vile nasty human females while Tony is becoming acquainted with his furrier side........................... HUNTER¿S MOON is a strange tongue in cheek paranormal romantic suspense that readers will cherish. The interesting story line is unique because of Tony¿s occupation making him a werewolf antiheroic version of The Greatest American Hero. Besides a werewolf Mafia hit man and a victimized suicidal lead female, the rest of the characters are as wacky and weird as a South Florida who-done-it. Cathy Clamp and C. T. Adams need to bring back Tony and Suzi in future satirical good vs. evil adventures while he learns more about his hairier essence.................... Harriet Klausner

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

Terribly disappointing!

Horrible characters and bad plot. Don't waste your time and money on this book.

Hunter's Moon

I paranormal romance from the guy's point of view. Brilliant!

A disappointment

While the plotline and concept are good, I feel that the style of writing was a bit too choppy for my taste. I also felt that the book could have had a much better flow to it then it did. After reading the reviews of other readers I was excited to sit down and endulge myself in what I thought to be a book you couldn't put down. Rather it was a book that only slightly piqued my interest and I picked it up and read it when I had nothing better to do.

Best werewolf book

Wow I haven't read books in months, and I read the back and thought this looks like a good one. This is a love/science fiction mix that I have never read before! Its great to see that that a guy with such an odd profession call also be a great lover. I definately recomend this one!

Hunter's Moon

Hit man Tony Giodone has seen some wacky whack jobs but this takes the cake. Sue Quentin, winner of a huge lottery jackpot, wants him to off her. She is so desperate to get away from her obnoxiously calculating and avaricious family she feels that death is the only escape. Tony, meanwhile, has made a miscalculation. Ever since he was bitten by one of his targets, he has experienced three days of amnesia at the full moon, during which he turns into a wolf, so he usually locks himself away in a soundproof suite in the Plaza. Fortunately, he wakes up this time to find that Sue is still alive and well. A powerful bout of lovemaking leaves Tony certain that he has found his mate, and he will do anything for Sue, even kill her if that¿s what she wants. This unusual, artfully constructed, and enticing blend of horror and romance will have wide appeal with its male point of view, intensely sexy love story, and caperlike action.

This Book stays glued to your hands!!

This was a wonderful book! Instead of going from the woman's point of view they use Tony's. Everything about the book is wonderful. I recomend this book to any reader!!!

Hunter's Moon

Sue Quentin offers Tony one of his more unusual jobs in his career as a hitman. Because of her stiffling family life, she wants to die; however, due to her noteriety, doing so immediately is not possible. Then, two things begin to change her mind- falling for Tony and people she isn't paying begin using her for target practice. Tony smoothly transitions from killer to bodyguard, almost as easily as he does from man to wolf. His enemies might be determined to kill Sue, but no one will do so, but himself, if he has anything to say about it. ..................... *** The two authors have taken the lycanthrope world and given it new dimension and magic by melding it with a mafia-esque story. Sue's situation immediately captures readers' sympathy, if not empathy, but don't make the mistake of seeing her as weak. ***

Hunter's Moon

Take an ex-Mafia hitman, turn him into a werewolf, send in a fragile female willing to pay big bucks for her own murder, and you¿ve got an amazing, cutting edge paranormal adventure ¿ Hunter¿s Moon. Written by the collaborative team of Cathy Clamp and C. T. Adams, this entertaining, well-written novel is a gritty, fast-paced adventure with just the right touch of sexy romance. I couldn't help but compare the first person, male narrative style to Mickey Spillane. When Tony Giodone was accidentally turned into a werewolf by a mystery woman, he never got the lowdown on how his kind are supposed to operate in the human world. So he does the best he can. Ruthless and unemotional, Tony meets a new client, Suzi Quentin. Normally, he doesn't blink an eye about killing someone, but the client's request is an unusual one ¿ she wants to hire him to kill her! Her family uses her and abuses her, and she doesn¿t want to live anymore. But before he can do the deed, Tony finds himself swept up in an intricate game of cat and wolf, with all roads leading back to Sue. Werewolves mate for life in this new reality and although Tony struggles against it, any thoughts of killing his client begin to disappear in the face of an all-consuming, supernatural need for her. As the two battle the forces of evil, along with the evils only men can do, Sue finds a new reason to live. Tony learns more about the creature he has become ¿ and about the dark inner circle which steadily draws him inside its secret realm. Men will especially enjoy this fast-paced, action/adventure paranormal, and women will be enthralled by the incredible, deftly written love-making scenes. I will anxiously await the next installment on Tony¿s life as a shapeshifting wolf. Although this novel stands alone, this has to be the beginning of a new paranormal series from TOR. Tony¿s character is just too unique, and too darn SEXY to stop with only one book. This has earned a spot on my keeper shelf!

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