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Howl for the Gargoyle

By: Kathryn Moon
Narrated by: Jarman Day, Savannah Rivers
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Hannah never wanted to be a werewolf. After over thirty years as a human, she finds her new life on the other side of the species line too full of sudden changes. Especially when those changes risk her band's chance at a world tour. Desperate for a way to slake the cravings and soothe the restless anger that arrives every month like clockwork, Hannah takes the advice of a friend and books a night with the Monster Smash Agency.

In spite of being made of stone, Rafe is losing his touch. After years of rough work, he's starting to feel the grind. Sturdy and nearly indestructible, gargoyles can take a lot, but Rafe is pretty sure he can't take losing any more of his clients. Not if he wants to keep his job with MSA.

Hannah and Rafe's partnership ought to be practical, but their chemistry carves a new path. This werewolf is unlike any client Rafe has worked with yet, and he's determined to make her howl his name.

©2023 Kathryn Moon (P)2024 Kathryn Moon
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I loved this book

I love the author to start, but good three dimensional characters, good narrators, great spice and some surprising femdom (I’m not mad about it).

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Great second book in the series.

Great story line and the narrators are wonderful like the last book. There is a little less spice than the last one and I definitely didn’t see the bad guy coming which I usually do.

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Amazing! Story. Narration.

This is the second book in the series, and while I didn’t like it quite as much as the first, it was spectacular! My one and only critique is that it dragged a bit in the first half. The writing and the female narrater are highly nuanced, making for a better-than-face-value listen. So good. The male narrater, although more straightforward, was still perfection. I definitely have a new favorite author for the genre!

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The recording skipped as if scratched Ch. 24, 26

The recording skipped as if scratched in chapter 24. Saying dull, dull, dull. In a male voice. Another skip in Chapter 26, a woman’s voice.

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Very Different From Book 1

This is strange because it's such a different vibe from book 1. The first book was like 80% sex and then 20% sex and cute and fun. This has less sex which is nice for the story and the pacing, but every second spent with the fmc seems sooo over dramatic. Like the description states, she's been turned into a werewolf and is trying to deal with that. Of course that would be a very trying time, lol, I'm sure any of us would be horrified and unhappy about it if it wasn't by choice, and it would be so hard to reconcile all the physical changes. But, the fmc is melodramatic about every single thing that happens and it's exhausting. It also seems like she isn't really doing anything to learn about her new self and how to handle it. I don't want to victim blame her but she has new realities she has to get a handle on and she's just...not. Anyway, it's a lot, and there's some suspense and I wish it was more easy going like the latter part of the first book. It would be great if I could take the things I liked most about both books and put them together to form one nicely paced, fun book. If there's a book 3 then maybe that's how it will shake out. I'm really not sure about this one, though. It's too bad because I love the mmc. Narration is good, very competent, but I think the female narrator's dramatization is part of what I don't like about the character.

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