Hunt the Moon - A Cassandra Palmer Novel, Book 5, by Karen Chance

From the New York Times bestselling author of Curse the Dawn comes "Hunt the Moon". An addictive blend of fantasy, romance, and horror.

2011-06-16

MOUNT STERLING, KY, June 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Praise for the novels of Karen Chance:
"Chance's patented blend of political intrigue, wrapped around deadly danger and spiced with
complex characterization, is a proven winner."
—RT Book Reviews on Death's Mistress

"Gunfights, explosions, magical catastrophies, rescue attempts, ambushes and much more turn this into the urban fantasy equivalent of a summer blockbuster."
—SF Site on Curse the Dawn

"Karen Chance doesn't disappoint, once again we have an action packed adventure with a strong female character that, while tough as nails, and a dhampir--is also very human."
—SFRevu on Midnight's Daughter

HUNT THE MOON (Signet Select; June 7, 2011; $7.99) is the exciting fifth installment of Karen Chance's New York Times bestselling Cassandra Palmer series. Chance's addictive blend of fantasy, romance, and horror has garnered a fast-growing audience of both urban fantasy and romance readers that continues to grow with the release of each book.

The series began with Touch the Dark (Signet, 2006) and Claimed by Shadow (Signet, 2007). Readers just couldn't get enough of their favorite heroine Cassie Palmer, and the next two books, Embrace the Night (Signet, 2008) and Curse the Dawn (Signet, 2009) debuted in the top ten on the New York Times Mass Market bestseller list. Perfect for fans of Ilona Andrews and Charlaine Harris, HUNT THE MOON will thrill both fans and new readers!

Cassandra Palmer is Pythia, the world's chief clarivoyant. Between learning about her power, preparing for her upcoming coronation, and trying to figure out her relationship to the enigmatic and sexy vampire, Mircea, Cassie is busier than ever! Now, in HUNT THE MOON, someone is willing to go to any lengths to make sure Cassie's coronation ceremony never happens. When a threat is made against her mother's life, Cassie has to save her mother in order to save herself, and in the process learns an age old secret that could change everything.

About the Author:
Karen Chance has lived in France, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, but always comes back to America. She currently lives in Central Florida, the home of make-believe, which may explain a lot. Visit Karen Chance on the web at http://www.karenchance.com

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