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    Rise of the Poison Moon

    By MaryJanice Davidson and Anthony Alongi

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    Jennifer Scales is a were-dragon with a fiery temper-but a warm heart.

    Jennifer's ex-boyfriend, werarachnid Skip Wilson, is out of control. His powers have grown as strong as his hunger for revenge, leaving her little choice but to confront him-hopefully without giving in to her own dark side...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Group
    Release dateJul 27, 2010
    ISBN9781101188835
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    Rise of the Poison Moon
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    MaryJanice Davidson

    MaryJanice is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of several novels and is published across multiple genres, including the UNDEAD series and the Tropes Trilogy. Her books have been published in over a dozen languages and have been on best-seller lists all over the world. She has published books, novellas, articles, short stories, recipes, reviews, and rants, and writes a bi-weekly column for USA Today. A former model and medical test subject (two jobs that aren’t as far apart as you’d think), she has been sentenced to live in St. Paul, MN, with her husband, children, and dogs.

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      I bought this book because I love MaryJanice Davidson's laugh-aloud Betsy, Queen of the Vampires series (except for Undead and Unfinished, which I HATED). Rise of the Poison Moon did not make me laugh aloud. I'm very glad I started with book six because I can skip books one through five. I think I would have found this book even more depressing had I read the earlier books. If I'd checked it out from the library, I wouldn't have gotten past the first few chapters. I made ithis the book I keep in my tote bag so I won't be bored out of my skull when I'm stuck waiting in a store or for an appointment and it still took me over a year to finish it. If you've already read one or more of the earlier books, there is a ending, but too many bad things happen to call it happy. The excerpt from the book in a new Jennifer Scales series reminded me of sequels to horror films where you can't feel good about the one or more survivors from the first one because of his/her/their fate(s) revealed in the sequel.Need I mention that I wasn't enticed into seeking out that new series? If you love angst and bad happenings, by all means, read Jennifer Scales. If you're looking for something fun to lighten your day, steer clear.