Quinn comes through the portal into this world on a
mission: make sure it's a safe haven for her best friend,
the pregnant wife of her world's leader. But she no more
than gets here when she's confronted by the ghost of Caleb
Marshall, a werewolf who was killed there 75 years ago. She
and Caleb are drawn to one another, but what's the future
in falling in love with a ghost? A ghost who's stayed
around all these years to avenge his death on the
descendants of Aden Marshall, his cousin, the man who
killed him.
Then Caleb takes over the body of a murder victim. That
solves the ghost problem, but he's still hell-bent on
revenge. That's only one of the problems they face, because
they discover the man whose body Caleb has entered was
murdered by a paramilitary group that plans to set off a
dirty bomb. Quinn is falling for Caleb, but he has to let
the revenge thing go. And if they want anybody near
Washington, DC to have a future at all, they must stop the
militia group.
GHOST MOON is a great addition to Ms. York's Moon series.
The Marshalls are there in force, working together in spite
of their Alpha natures. Quinn is a good match for a
Marshall werewolf, and several of the Marshalls and their
mates show up to help them save the day. Good plot, great
characters and a major woo-woo factor combine to make this
one a very good read. Don't miss any of the Moon series --
they are a real treat.
She’s on a vital mission to save her friend’s life. But
after she comes through the portal between the worlds, a
ghost stops her in her tracks. It’s werewolf Caleb
Marshall, who was killed 75 years ago by his cousin.
Caleb’s stayed on earth to avenge his death. Although he
and Quinn are powerfully drawn to each other, she’s
terrified that he will wreak vengeance on her friends, the
Marshalls. And though she longs for love, she sees no
future in a relationship with a phantom. Quinn vows to stay
away from Caleb, but everything changes when he acquires
the body of a murder victim. But can he and the Marshalls
work together to foil a diabolical plot aimed at the heart
of the U.S. government? And what of his love for Quinn? Can
it survive the terrible irony that fate has dealt him?