{Review} Under The Moon by Natalie J. Damschroder

Series: Goddesses rising#1

Publication Date: December 6th, 2011

Publisher: Entangled Publishing

ISBN-13: 9781937044558

Synopsis

Quin Caldwell is one of the hundred goddesses that live in the United States, and like many she uses her powers to help others. You can usually find her in the bar Under the moon that was given to her when her father died.

Like all goddesses she has an element she draws energy from, hers is the moon, which makes her vulnerable under the new moon, that's why she gets Nick Jarrett around that time, he is the protector in charge of her and other goddesses.

Quin's like to think of her life as normal, she is a part of the goddesses society, she works for a living both in her bar and as a consultant goddess, to help her balance it all she has Sam, her trusty assistant and a guy who has a major crush on Quin.

One day Nick calls saying he is coming earlier to protect Quin, it turns out that the goddesses greatest treat has come true, a leech has been made and he is out there stealing the powers of the goddesses. Nick feels like its only a matter of time before he comes and gets Quin. With the goddesses society acting weird with Quin; Sam, Nick and Quin start to dig on their own and get sucked into a world of trouble.

Review

Quin, Sam and Nick are great characters that are interesting and fun to read, and this is the kind of story that if you are like me, you will enjoy it more in its physical format a.k.a. paperback, why? It's because it has those exciting moments when you are given another twist in the plot or something big happens or there is a mystery added to what we know or we thought we knew.

 In my case I have little quirks that when the momentum of the story changes or when the story speeds up and this book has a bit of those. I know, would have made this book even greater for me if I had read it in its physical form.

The only problem really was that Quin has certain needs as a consequence of using her power,  she needs sex and her thinking about those needs sidetracks us from the story from time to time, which I'm not a fan off. The story doesn't really turn erotic, but it is rather steamy, so yeah I would still recommend this book for adults only.

Rating: 8.5 out of 10