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The Girl Who Punches Werewolves

The Hybrid of High Moon Series, Book 1

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The Girl Who Punches Werewolves

By: Rick Gualtieri
Narrated by: Rachel Dulude
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My name is Tamara Bentley, "Bent" to my friends, and I'm not supposed to exist. I was born of the forbidden union between a witch and a werewolf, and they've been trying their damnedest to hide my existence ever since.

But now my secret is out, and my uncle, the leader of the wolf pack, is pissed beyond belief. In his eyes, I'm something that should've never been born. He wants me dead and doesn't care who he has to sacrifice to get the job done.

I'm far from helpless, though. Not only am I a champion athlete, but I'm strong enough to punch out a bus. Good thing, too, because a rare lunar event is about to increase my uncle's already terrifying power. I'll have to call on every last ounce of strength I have if I want to survive the night and save the lives of everyone counting on me.

©2018 Rick Gualtieri (P)2018 Tantor
Fantasy Paranormal Paranormal & Urban Superhero Supernatural Thriller & Suspense Urban Women's Fiction Exciting Witty
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A good book on Witches and Werewolves and being who and what you are.

Plenty of action and drama, finding oneself, in search of one's own place in the world.
Even when everyone is doing everything to keep you locked in what they expect, to out of fear, of what you might do, or even out of love but knowing what others may do.

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Not a YA story

When I first read the synopsis, I thought it was a YA book. But it's not really. The heroine is college aged but she has to deal with plenty of adult problems like saving her town from her before unknown werewolf side of her family.

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Teenwolf mixed with Buffy the vampire slayer

the story is a fun ride, but seems a bit shallow on character development.

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GOOD START.

Enjoyable. Warring groups between weres and witches. Young protagonist a hybrid with a were father and a witch for mother is caught between trying to keep her town safe. Plucky girl! Interesting dialogue well performed by Rachel Dulude. I am looking forward to the next book. Good series.

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always a fun ride with Rick

a fun story and great narration. his books are always laugh out loud funny with tons of action can't wait to start the next one.

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can't wait for book 2

can't wait for book 2. It was a good story and well read. it was hard to press stop once I started listening.

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Pretty entertaining

It's easy to break down a character and insult the writer. It is hard to create an entire new world I am a fan of Rick Gualtieri's characters.

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Really like Bent

In the town of High Moon, a young woman named Bent is a frequently ill young woman who has to take her medicine regularly. Well, one night she doesn't and has to run away from a horde of lycantropes. From there, Bent discovers she has powers far beyond those of mortal women. Unfortunately, they come from being a forbidden hybrid of witch and lycanthrope. This is a big no-no and will probably result in the entire town being destroyed unless she agrees to an arranged marriage with increasingly Darth Vader-esque conditions.

Rick writes a plucky heroine that I absolutely adored and her best friend reminded me of Willow from Buffy. I also think Bent is far less aggravating (albeit less funny) a protagonist than Bill from the Tome of Bill series. If you liked his other books, you'll love this and it's a good starting place if you haven't read any of them.

Great narration too.

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not worth buying

thank goodness it was free. I love fiction and paranormal fantasy.... but 50% of this story was just stupid. I was asking why that choice at every turn... like the author had already picked the path, but couldn't find a good reason for the story to flow that way.

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Where was the comedy of Dr.death!

It’s a coming of age story! Girl understands her true purpose. Basically Buffy the vampire slayer. Good enough story but I miss bill.

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