Cheryl C. (moondance120) reviewed A Werewolf in Manhattan (Wild About You, Bk 1) on + 422 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
Cute start of the series. Emma writes books about werewolves that come a little to close to the truth for the werewolf world. Aidan is assigned to investigate her. He becomes her protector when a young werewolf tries to "out" the entire community. Witty conversation. 4 stars
Helpful Score: 2
This is much funnier than the other two that comes afterwards (yes, I read them first). You don't need to read the series in order at all, but know that the stories are essentially the same thing: Werewolf falls in love with human or half-breed he isn't supposed to be with, etc... But really you are reading this for entertainment purposes and the humor. Don't expect it to change your life.
Great, fun fluffy light read.
Great, fun fluffy light read.
Jessica E. (jesibuck) reviewed A Werewolf in Manhattan (Wild About You, Bk 1) on + 2 more book reviews
Very good book! steamy!!
Debbie B. (orchid7) -
I found this one to be a rather slow-starter. The book was entertaining enough to keep me reading, but I didn't feel that the actual story took off until a little over halfway through.
I also thought that the entire stalking "threat" turned out to be a rather weak one, and that things in the story were wrapped up way too easily. There was almost no conflict of any kind. The ending also felt just a bit "lacking".
It was cute, but a weak attempt at a werewolf story. I'm curious to see if the author will do any better with the brother's story in the sequel.
I also thought that the entire stalking "threat" turned out to be a rather weak one, and that things in the story were wrapped up way too easily. There was almost no conflict of any kind. The ending also felt just a bit "lacking".
It was cute, but a weak attempt at a werewolf story. I'm curious to see if the author will do any better with the brother's story in the sequel.
