Well this book was a bit over the top.....

There was an actual story line to follow and of course there is the usual: lust, sex, fighting, kidnapping, killing, lust, sex, fighting, killing....

But Mona Lisa is now a pregnant "Living Demon", Mixed-Blood Monere Queen, mate of the Halcyon Demon Prince of Hell. She is pregnant from a Monere Warrior from a previous life who murdered her in cold blood (but not before she cursed him for eternity)...and now that she is pregnant by him, she is out to break the curse......

It was all a bit much....I'd ask: What more could possibly happen to her? But, then something more unbelievable would be written.

Here's the thing, the basic premise that began the series was good...but the author added too many far-out, totally ridiculous, unbelievable traits to the heroine. It's as if Mona Lisa is suffering from multiple personality disorder (schizophrenia). The more lunacy (pun intended) the worse the books get for me.

All in all, it was a better story than the last one. ( )

Sonny is a fairly unknown writer that has alot to offer. I love the Monere series and this book was just as good as the others looking forward to continuing the series. ( )

Book Three.
As good as the rest of the series. I specifically don't read these back to back because I know they will blend together. ( )

I don't sit down with high expectations when I read a Monere book, but this particular one still managed to disappoint me. I thought the second book did a good job of building the characters and stories, and I had hoped this one would continue that momentum. It did not. In fact, it failed to hold my attention for more than a few pages at a time. Momentum killed. I'm not completely put off from this series, now, but definitely in no hurry to read the next book. ( )

This is the third book in the Children of the Moon series by Sunny. It was okay, nothing special. In fact I think I liked the second book a bit more.

In this book Mona Lisa continues the mindless wandering of the second book. She ends up kidnapped and this circumstance winds up leading to a number of interesting consequences. That is really all I can say without giving away some major plot points of the book.

Initially it appears that Halcyon is going to feature prominently in this book, which made me very excited. Unfortunately he is quickly dropped to the background. Amber is also scarce in this book. The man who dominates this book is called Dante, he is a rogue whom Mona Lisa meets when she is kidnapped. Having the characters past lives affect their actions was interesting. Unfortunately given the path of events in this book I am not really sure what the point of this book was. I thought things were being set up for some very interesting events to occur in future books, then all of that setup was dashed to bits at the end of the book.

There was a lot of sex again, although I do feel that this book had more action than some of the previous books. Normally I would like the additional action scenes, but for some reason they didn't add much to the story. I didn't really like any of the new character additions either. I did like the inclusion of demon nature into Mona Lisa's character. Hopefully that will be expanded on in the next book. As I said, this wasn't a horrible book, just not great. Once again it was a very quick read, only took me a few hours to read it. Hopefully the next book will have a more cohesive plot and delve into some more interesting things about Mona Lisa's demon part. ( )