Landscape architect Logan Marshall is out for a jog, in his werewolf form, when a trap catches his paw. As it saps his strength, he is saved by another werewolf, who-to Logan's amazament is a female....

Great story!!

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Well its official, I've lost interest in this series ~ hopefully someone else will enjoy it.

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I'm with others in that I have now lost interest in this series. While the alternate dimension is an interesting premise, the resulting characters and story are one dimensional (pun intended). I continued with Ghost Moon (the next in the series) to see if it was only the one book but to my dismay it was not. THAT story line was so ridiculous that I almost didn't finish the book. Sigh....time to move on to other weres.

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I have read all of Rebecca York series so far. Her series is awesome. I enjoyed every book so much, that I ran to the store to buy the rest of the series. Can't wait for the next one to come out.

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This is part of Rebecca York's Moon Series, which centers around werewolves and pscychic mysteries. I gave this one four stars, which is pretty typical for York's books.

While out collecting native plants for his landscaping job, Logan Marshall is caught in a trap specifically designed for shapeshifters. He is found by the woman who the trap was really meant for, Rinna, a shapeshifter from another demension. She procedes to rescue him and take him to her home. They are pursued across demensions by Falcone, who wants Rinna as his personal slave.

One of the most amusing though at times most irritating parts of the book deal with the differences between Rinna's world and our own. Her perplexity with electricity, cars, and guns made me laugh out loud, and cringe at the cheesiness. Overall I liked Rinna as a character, even if she was a bit overdone. Logan is a passably average hero, doing pretty much everything we expect him to do. He's patient, understanding, and sexy. And yeah, a bit predictable. The plot similarly engaging but unsurprising. In the end though, I love the romance and the fantasy in this book. I'd recommend it to York fans.

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