Book Reviews of Moon's Web (Tales of the Sazi, Bk 2)

Interesting inter-weaving of werewolves, shapeshifters, and mob. Enjoyable book. Well written, with characterization that has some depth. I'm looking forward to a 3rd book by these two authors. I certainly didn't expect any of the multiple turn of events throughout this book. Whew!

Second book of the Sazi series. A werewolf's world is brutal and magical. Lots of tension and thrills, political maneuvering and, of course, love. Tony is a most unlikely hero.

Second book in the series. I liked it.

This is a good book for shapeshifter and paranormal readers. I thoroughly enjoyed the dinamics in the relationship and the new ideas of shapeshifter characteristics.

2nd in Sazi series...

A Tale of the Sazi and is a further development of the relationship between Tony Giodone and Sue.

The start of the Sazi series. An interesting new werewolf story. A very good read.

Third in the Sazi series. Holly liked the book - I think it's boring.

Another winner in the tales of the Sazi!

Loved it!

I LOVE WERE-WOLVES AND THESE TWO WRITER DO DELIVER. I WOULD NOT MISS READING THE WHOLE SET.

Interesting

This was such a good book. I loved the fact they acually used a real heroin instead of the usual stick figures.

great book, just as good as the first in the series, Hunter's Moon, I'll be looking out for more from these authors

great sequel, it didn't disappoint.

Tony Giodone is an assassin until he's turned into a werewolf. Now he's struggling to be a werewolf whose still an assassin. Now, Sue who is is mate....she is human, she is also the woman who came to Tony to ask him to kill her...starts to pull away from Tony and that is driving him crazy!!

Also, there seems to be a killer among the Sazi shapeshifters and who to they come to??? TONY!

Tony also starts to develop his powers as a Sazi shapeshifter and he has deal with those powers and help find the killer and deal with Sue pulling away from him.... Geesh how much can a normal werewolf assassin handle?!

Great Book!!

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