Blue Moon                    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2004        Romantic
Hunter's Moon    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2005        Romantic
Dark Moon                    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2005        Romantic
Crescent Moon    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2006        Romantic
Rising Moon    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2007        Romantic
Midnight Moon    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2006        Romantic
Hidden Moon    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2007        Romantic
Thunder Moon    Handeland, Lori    St. Martin's Paperbacks    2008        Romantic
(Love those: sex, romance, werewolves...)


Edge of the Moon    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2003        Romantic
Killing Moon    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2003        Romantic
Witching Moon    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2003        Romantic
Crimson Moon    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2005        Romantic
Shadow of the Moon    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2006        Romantic
New Moon                    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2007        Romantic
Eternal Moon    York, Rebecca    Berkley    2009        Romantic
(Solid writing, although they do all read much the same, more of a mystery/detective romance with werewolves vibe)


The Better to Hold You    Sheckley, Alisa    DelRey    2009        Romantic
Moonburn                                    Sheckley, Alisa    DelRey    2009        Romantic
(Read only the first, she's far from being as talented as her father, heavy chick-lit influence here)


Cry Wolf                    Briggs, Patricia    Ace    2008    A&O    Horror
Hunting Ground    Briggs, Patricia    Ace    2009    A&O    Horror
(I can't stress enough how much I loved "Cry Wolf"!)


The Dream    Daniels, Zoe    Berkley    1995    N: YC1    Horror
The Hunt                    Daniels, Zoe    Berkley    1995    N: YC2    Horror
The Amulett    Daniels, Zoe    Berkley    1995    N: YC3    Horror
(The year of the cat trilogy, actually young readers books: Think "What if John Hughes had written Catpeople?")


Blood and Chocolate    Klause, Annette Curtis    Bantam    1999        Jugendbuch

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You may also want to check out Keri Arthur's Riley Jenson series starting with Full Moon Rising, it has action, werewolves, vampires and lots of *coughs* other things

http://www.amazon.com/Full-Rising-Riley … amp;sr=8-2

It's been ages since I've gotten on here. It's good to be back. I just happened to be at Wal-mart today adn saw a werewolf book but I FORGOT THE NAME! The cover has a brunette and she's on her knees and she has a standing wolf in her hand. Like she's petting the wolf. I turned to the back and it said it was a werewolf book.

Anyone know the name? I think she was dressed like a romance novel to, in those old dresses that are pulled down to the shoulders.

That's the follow up to "Cry Wolf" by Patricia Briggs.
It's great, I absolutley loved it!

If you are looking for romance, those (Cry Wolf & Hunting Ground) are the books to go for!
(oh, and they just so happen to be great werewolf novels, too)

I've seen Whiddon's books over at Amazon, I'm just not sure where this Nocturne imprint of Silhouette falls because a lot of the novels they have sound like belonging in the erotic corner to me?

Speaking of which, Suduvu offers Keri Arthur's Full Moon Rising for free download:
http://www.suvudu.com/freelibrary/
Judged on the one short I read by her she falls under firmly under Erotic lit, but to some that is a branch of Romance so there it is for those interested.

haha

yeah I can't get into this. And WHY IS EVERYONE LIKING CRY WOLF BUT THEY HATE THE FACT THAT TWILIGHT HAS WOLF WEREWOLVES. SO DOES CRY WOLF!!!!!

ArcLight wrote:

I don't think they hate Twilight because it has wolf werewolves. I think they hate Twilight because it's a load of hooey.

Then again, not everyone likes Cry Wolf, either....

I've never heard of Cry Wolf... or at least read it (as far as I remember).
And the Twilight wolves are shifters, which are different than werewolves (and according to sources, it even states that in the book).
Though that misconception IS a reason why Twilight is so lame, the reason I hate it,
is simply for the reason you stated (course that's not the term I would've used).

Daninsky wrote:

Roi Doberwolf wrote:

And the Twilight wolves are shifters, which are different than werewolves (and according to sources, it even states that in the book).

Yeah, but long as they can only shift into wolves the difference is so marginal that it mostly ain't worth considering.

Werewolf as we should all know means 'man' and wolf. A werewolf should have at least some human characteristics.
And the wolves being 6 foot tall while still on all fours seemed lame to me, even for a shifter. 
They get points for trying and effects though...

That still doesn't make them a werewolf in my book. Just a shifter.

Anyone hear of Wolf Tales by Kate Douglas? It's a really cool romance, sexy series of books. Start with number 1 and see if you like it before continuing :3 just saying so because some people start with 2 or 3 in books for some reason.

@Roi: You're right, she doesn't. It's a series of books where she acts out her own fantasies of two supernatural boys falling completely in love with her. It's absurd teenage hormone-driven nonsense and her character development sucks. They're all about as bland as bland gets.