I don't feel that Amy was the ideal mate for Fang, she wasn't worthy of him, the fact that she was so immature and not think over the consequences of her actions is very telling. The scene where both katalakis brothers were willing to sacrafice themselves for each other without the other's knowledge That was the tipping point for me to get this addition and I'm glad I did. The real reason I got this is because Holter Graham is the narrator - he has the sexiest voice ever and does an excellent job bringing Sherrilyn Kenyon's unique humor to life. (True, she has many inconsistencies in her stories - but this one was hard to overlook) If I were to rank this were-hunter story, it's behind Wren's story but definitely better than Vane's and pet-dander Raven (bleck!).

For me, the ending events just hung out there with no timeline connection, like it was a dangling piece that didn't fit into the fabric of the DH series. It seemed to cross over past Acheron's story but didn't connect with some of the goings-on between Tabitha's story to Ash's story. The only 'timeline' issue I struggled with was the end. I thought that was actually very creative and an interesting approach. If you've read through other reviews, you know this story is the Fang/Amy 'backstory' during the stories of Talon, Vane and Wren. I have to admit that I wasn't really pulled in with the marketing hype about Fang's story - honestly i didn't think his character was all that interesting before but this story was pretty good.

Not the best but better than some of the DH series stories.

Bad Moon Rising by Sherrilyn Kenyon