Gill McKnight

The road trip from Hell is paved with good intentions. Hope Glassy and Godfrey Meyers are on a mercy mission. Their friend Isabelle has been attacked by a rogue werewolf and is in the throes of lycanthropic fever. With their respective partners out of town all Hope and Godfrey can do is get Isabelle to the safety of Little Dip and the Garoul clan before her sire comes to claim her. In a desperate race against time, with the hounds of hell snapping at their heels, can they save her—and does Isabelle want to be saved? Third in the Garoul series.

Indigo Moon

Tess

I skipped book 1 of this series due to the reviews. They made it sound like something i didn't like, but i picked up book 2, Ambereye because it was supposedly humorous and much better. I liked it but not as much as other Gill McKnight books i'd read. It seemed too scattered and didn't pull together well for me, with the rushed ending and all. But i really liked this book and am glad i read it.

None of these books are dependent upon the others to be read. This book referred a few times to people we supposedly met in book one, but it didn't hang me up or confuse me that i didn't read book one. It contained people from book 2, but you didn't have to read that at all to enjoy this. Though, with the author's fun and skillful writing, it wouldn't hurt to get all three.

Indigo Moon (this book) didn't have as much humor, but there were still some funny moments. It was primarily a dark mystery. You spend the book trying to get to know who Isabelle really is; what is her past; who is this Ren. I can't even say some of the mysteries you'll be trying to figure out, as they actually develop along the way. You get a couple clues as to what's going on, and suddenly have more questions. It also has much more of the paranormal aspect to it than Ambereye. I'm going to have to go re-read that one, since i'm surprised some people liked that one better. Honestly, i think this one is so nicely written, with all of the ribbons of events tying together, the superb details, and a far better ending, i can't help but consider this the better of the Garoul offerings. It's certainly worth checking out.

Indigo Moon

Reviews