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Blood Moon Harvest The Cain Chronicles Book 2 eBook SM Reine

This second installment in the Seasons of the Moon spinoff series, the Cain Chronicles, is another winner. It's a short novella, picking up where New Moon Summer left off, but rehashing the ending, this time from Seth's point of view. Of course, New Moon Summer left off with a huge cliffhanger, and truth be told, I was a little confused when I first began reading Blood Moon Harvest as I was expecting to be dropped right into the fray. As that didn't happen, I was afraid, for just a moment, that I was reading the novella's out of order. But, once I understood what S.M. Reine was doing concerning the points of view while allowing readers to remember exactly what happened at the end of New Moon Summer, it all made sense. And, I actually think Seth's point of view is a lot more interesting than Rylie's as we are able to see the beginning stages of true brother rivalry.

However, the rehash of the ending of New Moon Summer is a fairly quick affair, and we are truly thrust into the midst of the fray very quickly, with events unfolding in the blink of an eye. Blood Moon Harvest is, indeed, a fast-paced thriller. With the threat of Cain and his/her minions, the pack is on high alert, especially as things seem to go from bad to worse when issues arise within the pack itself.

It's always so hard to write reviews for sequels and middle novels because they tend to pick up in medias res, and then end there, as well... so I'm really trying not to giveaway any details. Hence, my cryptic commenting about the action. I can't say much more than what I've said without ruining things for potential readers, but rest assured, this is a great novella, especially as we learn more about the Alpha mating rituals and the divide between brothers seems to magnify.


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Blood Moon Harvest The Cain Chronicles Book 2 eBook SM Reine Reviews

This is turning into quite an interesting, awesome book. I love it, but want to get to the next book in the series, so this is a short review.
The Six Moon Summer series is one of my favorite series out on the market right now. It's so easy to read and you find yourself getting so involved with the characters lives. This one in particular introduces a love triangle that will leave you feeling torn about who Rylie should choose. Such a good story, you'll love it!
Okay this is too short! I need more, but I don't know if I'm willing to pay more than a buck for such a short novella. I feel like all these little books could be put together in a few full-length novels instead, but eh-

Riley gets even more reasons for having to choose between the brothers, and we get another teaser of a possibly HUGE twist! So good. Again, I just wish the books weren't so short.
I read this right after the first one and I can't wait for the next one. I like how the author is allowing her readers to voice their opinions and maybe have an input on what happens next in the story. I also really like the way she has done werewolves, the way they change is not like other books I've read. I love the fact that I'm not having to wade through teen angst to get to the story, the characters are intriguing and the plot well paced.
Another great book in the Cain Series, it will leave you guessing as you see how their lives change as they all handle what it is to come. You won’t be able to put it down.
In the second book or story or part of this series and the werewolfs are getting ready to move, Abel has been shot and has silver poisoning and Seth is patrolling with the order guarding the ranch until the move. During the change Able is wild due to the poisoning and fights Rylie to see who will be alpha. Rylie go off together while Abel and the others move. Rylie is conflicted. She loves Seth but also has deep feeling for Abel. The problems Rylie is trying to work out plus an unexpected twist at the end will have the reader saying, please hurry up with part 3 so we can see what happens next.
This novella continues with the tradition of a good idea and a sub par effort. At the end of the previous series it looked like Riley had come into her own. Yet it's been two years and she hides from her pack. She's the worst alpha ever. Oh and one other thing. It's been documented how tough werewolves are and how fast they heal. Yet Riley, who is supposed to be an alpha, goes down really fast. It's so bad it's funny. It feels like the author wanted something to happen but couldn't figure out how it could make sense. Even the veteran hunter Seth, relaxes when entering a potentially hostile environment. I don't know how the descent series can be so good and this so average.
This second installment in the Seasons of the Moon spinoff series, the Cain Chronicles, is another winner. It's a short novella, picking up where New Moon Summer left off, but rehashing the ending, this time from Seth's point of view. Of course, New Moon Summer left off with a huge cliffhanger, and truth be told, I was a little confused when I first began reading Blood Moon Harvest as I was expecting to be dropped right into the fray. As that didn't happen, I was afraid, for just a moment, that I was reading the novella's out of order. But, once I understood what S.M. Reine was doing concerning the points of view while allowing readers to remember exactly what happened at the end of New Moon Summer, it all made sense. And, I actually think Seth's point of view is a lot more interesting than Rylie's as we are able to see the beginning stages of true brother rivalry.

However, the rehash of the ending of New Moon Summer is a fairly quick affair, and we are truly thrust into the midst of the fray very quickly, with events unfolding in the blink of an eye. Blood Moon Harvest is, indeed, a fast-paced thriller. With the threat of Cain and his/her minions, the pack is on high alert, especially as things seem to go from bad to worse when issues arise within the pack itself.

It's always so hard to write reviews for sequels and middle novels because they tend to pick up in medias res, and then end there, as well... so I'm really trying not to giveaway any details. Hence, my cryptic commenting about the action. I can't say much more than what I've said without ruining things for potential readers, but rest assured, this is a great novella, especially as we learn more about the Alpha mating rituals and the divide between brothers seems to magnify.