I actually won this book in a short story contest, but still, I was excited to read it. When I heard what it was about, though, I expected another Bella. And I think we all know what I mean. But instead, I got a strong, not-so-vulnerable Faith. And man was she one rock-kicking, bloodthirsty heroine. So to speak. Yes, this is another vampire/werewolf novel, but trust me when I say it’s different, for those who haven’t read it yet. I liked, most of all, that this wasn’t a high school drama bit. Faith is actually a freshman in college, so it gives this a twist—no parents, your own room, freedom. The suspense in the beginning, though, was literally killing me. By the time I was introduced to the character Vincent I could pretty much guess where it was going to go next and was eager to get there, but I was surprised when it didn’t go the way I had expected. And I think that’s exactly what Jennifer Knight was going for—different. She definitely shows that in Faith.So we all know I’m a bit of a sucker for forbidden love—more like I have an obsession—but I think there’s a growing side of me for best-friend love too. Most of the time this sort of thing wouldn’t work. The protagonist would be seen as confused between the two guys, or just her/his own self confliction. And that sort of thing can anger a reader. But Knight has a special way with Faith’s monologue that doesn’t make her seem indecisive. She loves Derek and always will, but knows she belongs with Lucas, the real love interest. Because of this, I read through the novel and didn’t have to stop because I was so frustrated with the main character. And there’s nothing more I hate then a rambling MC. I must comment on Jennifer Knight’s writing style because it’s so…banal. But in a good way. Most novels I read are full of daring writing styles; some good, some terrible. And it’s nice sometimes to pick up a book and read through it thoroughly and fluidly without having to stop and figure out what the author meant. I like that Jennifer decided to play it safe, it shows something about her character that I admire. But, in more cases then others, I do like to see originality from an author in a book, I think everyone expects that. No author’s writing is the same as the other. Even so, Jennifer Knight’s writing was hilarious and mouth-watering. You just had to love it. Blood on the Moon was a thrill to read and I’m really glad I got the chance. It was comical, suspenseful, yet totally mind-blowing creepy. The ending was unexpected and I’m definitely making sure to put the sequel on my To-Be-Read List. If there is a sequel. Well, there better be one. Blood on the Moon by Jennifer Knight introduces college freshman Faith Reynolds. She and her long time best friend Derek have decided to go to school in Colorado. Their friendship has become rocky lately, because Derek has decided he doesn't want to be just friends anymore. As she is trying to get through her classes Faith meets a boy named Lucas. He is mysterious, cranky all the time, seemingly can't stand to be around her, and just plain rude. Despite this, there is undeniably something going on between them. When Faith gets between attracts the attention of Lucas’ old rival it brings them together. Lucas devotes his time to keeping Faith safe. What do you get when you add a college love triangle + old rival + a serial killer + and a secret spanning centuries? You get Blood on the Moon by Jennifer Knight. When two worlds collide Faith's life and those of the people closest to her will never be the same.I am a supernatural romance buff and I loved this book. Especially because there doesn't seem to be too many YA books out there about characters of "college age". I really liked this book and don’t know why it isn’t more popular. Take Twilight and combine it with Underworld and you get the awesome book that is Blood on the Moon. Prepare for one doozy of a cliffhanger that will leave you begging for more. I recommend it to any supernatural romance lover.
Do You like book Blood On The Moon (2011)?
It was ok, but IT ENDED ON A CLIFFHANGER AND OF COURSE THE PREVIEW OF BOOK 2 DIDN'T COVER IT agh.
—Nullo105
This was oh so Twilighty, but was better. I hated Twilight but I loved this.
—Cassi
