Date published: September 2010
ISBN: Not listed in book or on publisher's website
Contemporary Romance
E-book
Reviewed by Rebecca


Cameron is the talk of the kindergarten moms. Tall, handsome and hard working, everyone loves him. Annika, though, wonders if maybe he's a little too hard working to be any good at long term commitment. Or is she just a little too scared to take another chance on love?
This is a sweet story with just a hint of heat from mutual attraction and not even a kiss between the main characters. It is fairly short, about forty-two pages long. It is written in third person from Annika's point of view. The charisma between the main characters was good. I found no major problems flow, layout or grammar. I wouldn't have minded seeing the author expand it a little, explain the back story a bit more or let us see things from Cameron's point-of-view. The prose was a bit flowery for my taste but I don't think most readers would have a problem with it.
I'm going to give this three hearts. It's a good read, but a little on the ho-hum side for my taste. Then again, my taste in books runs a bit more toward fast-paced paranormals and fantasy. Over-all, this is a nice bit of light holiday themed reading.
This is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book.
2 comments:
Hi Rebecca,
Thanks for reading. Under A Halloween Moon is a Sweetheart Rose, which is exactly as you say, a "sweet romance." If a self-professed fast-paced paranomral and fantasy reader can enjoy this sweet contemporary as a "nice holiday read," I'm happy. I, for one, can never have too much HALLOWEEN. Best to you and your readers.
Beverly Breton
Hi Rebecca,
Under A Halloween Moon is a Sweetheart Rose which is exactly as you say--a sweet romance. If a self-professed fast-paced paranormal and fantasy reader can enjoy this short, sweet contemporary as a "nice holiday read," I'm happy. Can never get too much HALLOWEEN! Best to you and your readers,
Beverly Breton
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