Title: Blood and Moonlight (Moonlight Trilogy #1)
Author: Moira Keith
Source: Received through blog tour in exchange for an honest review
Synopsis:
Though she shares the bloodlines of both Fae and Wolf, Kiara Morrigan O’Conaill refuses to claim her place in the Fae courts or submit to the animal within. Witnessing the murder of her Fae mother two years ago drives her back into those worlds, to search for answers and revenge.
Devlin McClure lives for one thing—the Pack. When their leader, the Cadeyrn, disappears, desperation sends Devlin to the last person he should be asking for help—the Cadeyrn’s estranged daughter, Kiara.
Kiara and Devlin are drawn to each other by fate and destined to embrace the very thing that threatens to rip their worlds apart. Now, Kiara will have to decide which is stronger, blood or moonlight?
Review:
Blood and Moonlight is the first book
in the Moonlight Trilogy by Moira Keith. The book focuses on Kiara, a
woman who is part fae and part wolf. Kiara tries to forget about her
wolf heritage, but when a handsome member of the wolf pack comes
seeking her help about her fathers disappearance – she can't
ignore the wolf inside.
The hero in this story, Devlin, has all
the right traits to be the perfect leading man. He is definitely
perfect for Kiara – I don't think too many men would be so patient
with her. I didn't think that Kiara was a very likable character –
I just couldn't connect with her. She has had a rough life and
understandably has trust issues though. Kiara and Devlin have some
good chemistry... once she lets down those walls she has around her.
There are several characters in this
book, which gets a little confusing. The premise is really
interesting though. I haven't read about anybody that is part fae and
wolf. The book is full of suspense and mystery, with action and
romance blended in. It's a well written book, and I think that a lot
of paranormal romance/urban fantasy lovers will enjoy this one.
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