Search - Rising Moon (Nightcreature, Bk 6)

I can't help but feel that this series has jumped the shark. It is like she changes the rules that were set up in the first books with no rhyme or reason. I have found the last two to be kind of boring.

This is the second book of Handeland's that I have read. I really like her writing, in that you never know WHO the "monster" is or even WHAT it is till you are a good ways through the book. She has made me laugh more than a couple of times too with some of her character point of views. The author must also do quite a bit of research before writing her books; I was impressed with the amount of knowledge on the multicultural legends in the books. I never knew there were so many.
I really liked both of the books, right up until the end. I have to say I was left hanging...I didn't like the endings at all. Not only were they very hard to believe, but I was left with way too many questions unanswered. This was hard for me to grasp, since the rest of the book flowed so well. In reading the excerpts of her other books, all the characters/books seem to be related in one way or another. I will try to read some more in hopes that the endings are better, or something makes sense. Other than that, the other four fifths of the book was great.

Great series, great stand alone book.

This is one of my favorite books in the series. Totally unexpected twists that leave you wanting MORE! Highly recommend the whole series

Lori Handeland's Nightcreature series is incredible. The Voodoo, Gypsy and Native American Lore are fascinating. The stories are action packed and the characters are endearing.

Interesting, unusual take on werewolves -- did you know there are several kinds? Set in post-Katrina New Orleans. I was about halfway through the book before it really caught me up.