Where the Wild Things Bite (Half-Moon Hollow Series) In Molly Harper’s witty new paranormal romance, a rare-book expert is delivering a package to Half Moon Hollow when her plane goes down, and a sexy vampire comes to her rescue. Possibly forever. You know what isn’t? Protecting h
| TITLE | : | Where the Wild Things Bite (Half-Moon Hollow Series) |
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| RATING | : | 4.82 (579 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1476794405 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| PAGES | : | 304 Pages |
| PUBLISH | : | 2016-07-26 |
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In Molly Harper’s witty new paranormal romance, a rare-book expert is delivering a package to Half Moon Hollow when her plane goes down, and a sexy vampire comes to her rescue. He’s clearly got ulterior motives, but does he want to date her…or devour her?Delivering a rare book to a valued customer is definitely part of mild-mannered archivist Anna Whitfield’s job description. You know what isn’t? Protecting her precious cargo from mid-flight theft by the very pilot who is flying her to Half-Moon Hollow…while trying to appear as unappetizing as possible to the only other passenger, a vampire. Undead bookstore owner Jane Jameson could be waiting a very long time for her book. Possibly forever. Fortunately, Anna’s dashing fanged companion Finn Palmeroy helps her fend off the attack, but not before their plane crash lands in the forest hundr
Editorial : About the Author Molly Harper is the author of the popular series of paranormal romances set in the small Kentucky town of Half-Moon Hollow. She also writes the Bluegrass series of contemporary ebook romances, most recently Snow Falling on Bluegrass. A former humor columnist and newspaper reporter, she lives in Kentucky with her family. Visit her on the web at MollyHarper.
I mean I guess he does. I like the way she talks about people who have influenced this book. Two had girls Kanon's age and recalled all too vividly Hikaru's behavior at a Girls' Day party one mother hosted.
The drawings are magnificent and the characters are very appealing and believable. She even sends a list with Hikaru along with some of his favorite games to ward off possible meltdowns.
Hikaru's visit with his paternal grandmother does have its funny moments. Samans shows why Robosapien can be considered more than a toy. Søffëe delivers another laugh-your-brains-oüt memoir. This stellar masterpiece of a book makes me think of the 1968 George Harrison song, "The Inner Light" and the spiritual "This Little Light of Mine (I'm Gonna Let it Shine)." This book might make you cry. It hasn't changed much in 40 years.. In English, and with technical 'car
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