Flirting Under a Full Moon by Ashlyn Chase

Flirting Under a Full Moon by Ashlyn Chase
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Full Length (332 pgs)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Nymphaea

Never Cry Werewolf

Brandee has been dumped in every way possible, but by text is the last straw. That’s it—she’s officially done with men. Unfortunately, she’s just been told her “soul mate” is the drool-worthy hottie all her friends call One-Night Nick.

Nick has been searching for true love for one hundred years. After all, werewolves mate for life, and he does not want to mess this up. As soon as he kisses Brandee, he knows she’s the one. But how will he convince a woman who knows nothing of paranormals that she’s about to be bound to a werewolf forever?

A wolf walks into a vampire bar…

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I’ve read other books by Ms. Chase and couldn’t wait to get my hands on this book. I’m glad I did. I got to meet intriguing characters and indulged in Ms. Chase’s distinct writing style. The words flow and I was immediately snagged into the story.

I liked Both Brandie and Nick. There is some really snappy dialogue between them and it was exciting to see them interact. There were some times when Nick came off really possessive and almost too alpha. While that not work for some readers, I understood why he was that way. He’s a wolf and he’s a very strong character. Taking charge is part of who he is.

The other thing I sort of had issues with were how fast the book moves. There is a lot packed into these 332 pages. Sometimes I had to go back and reread to make sure I knew what was going on. There are also a lot of extra characters – for a new series, I hope! – and that makes things complicated. These didn’t take away from the book for me, but could get confusing.

If you want a book that’s heavy on chemistry and passion as well as sparkling dialogue, then this might be the book for you!