Moon Illusion is the third book in the Better to Kiss You with series by author Michelle Osgood. This book is not a standalone. It should be read in order. I did not and I found myself lost more than once.
This book Nathan and Cole are trying to find their footing as a couple. Cole is a werewolf and more a one person wolf. He likes his home and life to be stable and solid. I found that Nathan doesn’t really follow the same path. He is used to being poly amorous. He can feel stifled and needs space. He just doesn't know how to say that all the time.
There is also murder, intrigue, and lots of things going on in the back ground of their love story that kept me turning the pages and wanting more. This is a great story. I really need to go back and read the books I missed. There were places I felt this book was a story already in progress and there were tons I missed out on. I think fans of the series will love this story, and I really want to go back and read the books I missed out on now.

Five Shooting Stars

*~~*ARC kindly provided to me for an honest review *~~*

- Review to come

Review originally posted on my blog with added content on Mikku-chan / A world full of words

WE NEED MORE QUEER PARANORMAL BOOKS. There aren't enough published so I was extremely excited to check it out, and it didn't disappoint.

The 3rd in the series, this story follows Nathan as he tries to come to terms with finding out werewolves are real, and that he's dating one, the lovely Cole. Nathan spends so much time trying to find evidence of other supernatural creatures he is literally working himself to exhaustion. Cole is trying to help, but every conversation turns into an argument.

This is definitely not a stand-alone story, so I wouldn't recommend reading it if you haven't read the previous stories. That said, it's an intriguing story, and I really enjoyed Nathan's struggle with the huge change in his perspective. It's surprisingly realistic for a paranormal.

This is book three in the 'Better to Kiss You With Series.' This story focuses on Nathan who has an open relationship with Cole, the pack leader's brother. Nathan is now used to the fact that werewolves are real but he wonders if there are other supernatural beings in existence and if there are how can he protect himself and his friends from them?

Nathan still suffers from nightmares about werewolves and the Huntsmen, and he is convinced that if there are other creatures out there then it is better to know. Cole, his werewolf lover, does his best to persuade Nathan otherwise but when Nathan's neighbour is killed Nathan decides to investigate and uncover the existence of other beings and solve the murder. He trusts Cole and the pack, but he wants to find out for himslef.

Cole tries his best to give Nathan space. He recognises that this isnt easy for Nathan and that Nathan is still coming to terms with the fact that werewolves exist. Nathan is also coming to terms with the depth of his relationship with Cole and sometimes Nathan needs to withdraw. Cole finds himself facing the pressure of caring for Nathan and yet giving him space. Cole isnt sure their relationship can survive Nathan's assertions about other beings and his determination to prove them all wrong. As Nathan investigates the murder he risks his personal safety, his friendships and his growing love for Cole in an effort to find the murderer and hunt down the truth.

I thought this was certainly an interesting story with some well developed characters. I thought the story was engaging. I would have liked to have seen a bit more about the werewolves but it was good to have a story focusing on Nathan.

Copy provided via Netgalley in exhange for an unbiased review.