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A Werewolf In Manhattan (2011)

by Vicki Lewis Thompson(Favorite Author)

3.68 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

045123247X (ISBN13: 9780451232472)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Signet

series

Wild About You

review 1: I have had this novel for sometime and for some reason it got lost in my TBR list and what a shame. This is my first journey with Vicki Lewis Thompson and I have to say it will not be my last one. I love shifter books! I especially love well written shifter books with fully rounded characters and a fresh story line. A Werewolf in Manhattan was that for me. It was wonderful that the heroine was a writer of Shifter paranormal romances. It was almost as if the heroine was VLT herself. Emma was everything I like in a heroine. She was sassy, strong willed but sensible, in touch with her feelings. She was not a crybaby or over the top emotional. I found her really relatable. Aiden was a wonderful alpha shifter but not over the top. I found that he was more relatable ... morethan most of the alpha heroes out there. I think he was more human than most, and it was great to see him not fighting himself too much over his attraction with Emma. He may not have been completely able to name his emotions but he sure showed her how he felt. The story was fresh and I enjoyed the world VLT created. I listened to the book on audio and the narrator did a wonderful job. I'm looking forward to listening to the next in the series tonight. A 4 gold twinkling stars for this new to me series. I'm off to the Northwoods now for the next werewolf adventure. t'irlat'irla's talk book blog tirlastalk.blogspot.ca
review 2: Emma Gavin is a successful writer who happens to have a very active imagination. That imagination has made her writing career a huge success however it is also about to land her in a bit of trouble. Aiden Wallace is heir apparent to his family's pack and has been assigned to keeping tags on Emma as her 'works of fiction' seem to bear a almost to strong a resemblance to real Werewolves and his family. Aiden's job is to find out if Emma has a informant or if she really is coming up with the guidelines for her stories on her own. All of this might go easier if 1) Emma wasn't quite so smart 2) she wasn't getting e-mails from another werewolf who is ready to blow there cover and show Emma that they really exist and 3) if Aiden could just keep his hands to himself and concentrate on his mission instead of Emma's body and scent. Wonderful book! My only complaint it that Emma can be a little to single minded at point but other than that it was wonderful! 5 stars in all! less

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