Heather B. (HeatherLovesSpike) reviewed on 1/30/2006 + 114 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 7

Meet three people with a little something special whose love lives are about to turn wild, crazy, sensual, and oh-so-hot. Blame it on the moon? Sure. But whos complaining, anyway

Lori Foster-Once in a Blue Moon
Its all because of that stupid blue moon. Thats what Stan Tucker thinks as he walks through Delicious, Ohio, suddenly privy to everyones innermost thoughts, a gift courtesy of a rare blue moon. What most people have on their minds is boringgrocery lists, work woes, appointments. But not Jenna Rowans super-private thoughts. The pretty, shy bookstore owner is having decidedly hot thoughts about Stannaked, sweaty, not-for-primetime thoughts. Stans lusted after Jenna for ages, but he never thought the proper lady was interested. Now that he knows, he intends to do something about it, and this time, he wont be the only one howling at the moon

Dianne Castell-Monstruck
For years, Julia Simon has had the worst luck, married to a man who cheated on her left, right, and center. Now, the pretty divorcee is ready for her luck to change, and it isbig time. Ever since she unknowingly performed a Blue Moon ritual, Julias wishes seem to be coming true. So why not wish for wild, unbridled passionate sex with hunky P.I. Marc Adams? Well, because when it happens, its so amazingly good, thats why. Now, with the blue moon due to end in three days time, Julia can only wonder if its just a spell or the start of a whole new life

Lucy Monroe-Moon Magnetism
Ivy Kendall dreads the full moon. For generations, women in her family have been extremely magnetic on that daywhich was fine fifty years ago but not in the age of hard drives and cell phones. Thats why the hotel manager has resisted the technological improvements her boss wants her to implement. Now, the sexy, dynamic Blake Hawthorne is coming to insist on the upgrades in person. Shoot, hell probably fire her. Being around Blake makes her body go as haywire as a full moon, maybe even more. And as long as shes going to be out of a job soon, theres no reason not to use a little of that magnetism to her advantage, luring him into an elevator where the only electricity that will work is the kind they generate themselves

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