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Moonlight Warrior Mass Market Paperback – April 28, 2009
Once an immortal warrior cursed to live as a panther, Kenzie is finally free to live and die as a man, and his destiny is to help other displaced souls. Of course, if he can get tiny, blue-eyed, curly blond Eve out of the deal, well...life doesn't get any better. But she's as stubborn and fierce as a lioness, and in order to win her love, he must tempt her with forbidden desires....
- Print length384 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherPocket Star
- Publication dateApril 28, 2009
- Dimensions4.19 x 1 x 6.75 inches
- ISBN-101416594876
- ISBN-13978-1416594871
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- Publisher : Pocket Star; First Pocket Star Edition (April 28, 2009)
- Language : English
- Mass Market Paperback : 384 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1416594876
- ISBN-13 : 978-1416594871
- Item Weight : 7.6 ounces
- Dimensions : 4.19 x 1 x 6.75 inches
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- #48,922 in Paranormal Romance (Books)
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A native of rural central Maine, Janet Chapman lives there in a cozy log cabin on a lake with her husband. Three cats and a stray young bull moose keep them company. The author of the hugely popular Highlander time-travel series, she also writes contemporary romances.
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Of course Kenzie is certainly a total hunk, and absolutely deliciously old-fashioned, protective and possessive. Swoon! ( what more can a gal want? :)
Once an immortal warrior cursed to live as a panther, Kenzie is finally free for the last 6 months to live and die as a man, and his destiny is to help other displaced souls. Initially, he's cautious in his attraction to Eve because his destiny as a Soul Warrior can put those he cares about in the path of constant danger.
But all that falls on way side when the MINE factor takes over and he will let nothing stand in his way of claiming Eve. Much to her dismay since he feels that only women need to love, while men have 'needs'. Ugh?!
Gotta love a medieval man, but he soon realizes the error of his ways:)
Eve, though she's attracted to him, is wary, since her failed marriage and recent divorce. And it annoys her to hell that Kenzie is always there to rescue her. So what if she's petite, she can defend herself and has she's proven it. Right?
This was an enjoyable book, with lovely humourous moments.
JC has drawn on personal experience in the creation of Mabel, Eve's mother, and her illness. It was touching and insightful to read about this tragic medical condition.
Love the relationship between Mabel and William, and Kenzie's absolute support of Eve during this time, unlike her awful ex.
Love the secondary characters too esp. William and Maddy. Hope they get a book.
Janet Chapman has started a new arc with The Midnight Bay series, a spin off from the Highlander series. What a great start it is. Can't wait for the next book.
If you buy this book you will also have to purchase Dragon, Mystical Warrior in the series and the whole Spellbound Falls series and all of course the Pine Creek Highlander books are a must because the stories are a continuation.
So read all of the Pine Creek Highlander series first, then the Midnight Bay series and then read the Spellbound Falls series. You wont be dissapointed I loved every book and I would read them again, there isn't a bad book in the bunch.
My room and get back to reading your next book 😊also washing dishes😉Margaret😁
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Er ist unterhaltsam und auch auf Englisch leicht zu lesen, aber nicht das allerbeste Buch der Autorin.
Reihenfolge der "Midnight Bay"-Reihe:
1. Moonlight Warrior
2. Dragon Warrior
3. Mystical Warrior
The plot was interesting and the characters pleasant. Kenzie Gregor, former panther turned soul warrior trying to help other souls. He buys a farm in Midnight Bay and unwittingly makes Eve and mother homeless. He likes Eve and decides to keep them around but Eve is wary of men after her divorce (though everyone thinks Kenzie is perfect for her).
The plot follows Kenzie trying to keep a wicked witch at Bay, set up an animal sanctuary, keep a stubborn dragon from being irresponsible and maybe having a relationship with Eve without putting her in harms way. It was enjoyable and the host of old-fashioned highland men made it pretty humorous at times. Despite this i felt that the whole book lacked depth. At the end of the book i still don't really understand Kenzie's quest as a soul warrior. There was no insight into his past as a panther (which apparently occurred in the original series) and i couldn't help but feel that he was a superficial character. We know more about Eve but i still wasn't drawn in. The enemy witch made many random storms but again wasn't a strong influence in the book.
I enjoyed it but i don't think that there was much of a story there at all. There were some good parts and so im torn over continuing reading this series.
A review said that you don't need to read the original series to understand and enjoy these but i think i disagree. I have not read the previous books so I cannot be sure that it would help but i felt a bit lost with this book trying to find the crux of the story. Either this series builds on the Highlander series or it is just not very good.