Moonsilver Transfusion

Full Moon Medic, Book 4

De: Daniel R. Potter

Narrado por: Cindy Kay

I might be a werewolf.

But I am a paramedic. It goes deeper than the adrenaline rush of the life or death calls. Every call no matter how minor, lets me end a shift with the knowledge that yes, I helped someone today. Except I cannot help anyone when people are shooting at me!

Slade Hutchson, the rabble-rousing son of a bitch, is back in the city with a new job. The supernatural correspondent for a local TV station. A position he's using to poison the entire city against me. As if I don't have enough to deal with, the spirits of the land are waking up pissed, Cliff is panicking about joining the pack, and oh! I'm fey oath-bound to get married! This is really not the time to go poking the werewolf with a stick.

But that's exactly what Slade's slander is doing. If I can't figure out a way to cut through his lies, then my pack and I will be run out of town with torches, pitchforks, and assault rifles loaded with silver bullets.

It's gonna be a bloody moon alright.

Moonsilver Transfusion is the fourth book in the bestselling Full Moon Medic series!

©2024 Daniel R. Potter (P)2024 Podium Audio

another top-notch story performed by an excellent reader!

I've been a fan of this series since it began and look forward to many more chapters!

The Series Just Keeps Getting Better

Book 4 kind of defines longer running series. At this point, it's more than a trilogy, but hasn't established itself as a shelf-spanning serial. Some will fall apart into convoluted messes or lose steam.

I'm happy to say, Moonsilver Transfusion is not one of those.

The series still feels fresh and interesting. Things that have been hinted about since the very first book continue to be revealed, and it's done in a way that feels organic. There was never a point where something came out of left field just because the plot needed it. Characters have continued to develop and the plot moves forward without a stumble.

Damn, I'm making it sound like I'm grading marching band performance.

Let me be clear, the book is a lot of fun. Plenty of action and bits of humor between legitimately interesting character development. When I look back, it's hard to believe so much was packed into just 15 hours. Just really, really good.

My only complaint would be that as something of a redneck myself, I do feel like there's a bit of negative stereotyping going on there, but I'll let it slide for the sake of a very good story. Every piece needs a villain and every group has their bad apples, I guess, and it's not worth knocking anything off the score for.

Got to Crazy for Me

This story got to outlandish for me.
liked the various fantasy characters, but it just got to be to much. I will not be continuing this Series. Love other books by tbos author, not so much this one