Third and final volume in the Club and Fang trilogy. In Blue Moon, Caleb O’Connor is in his twenties and looking to settle down to raise his adopted werewolf kids and help his human girlfriend run The Wolf’s Den, a cozy Victorian bed and breakfast in Bar Harbor, Maine.
Can a werewolf find a place in the modern world? Caleb has wrestled with this question since he received a werewolf bite as a small child. At seventeen, Caleb left the Maine coast where he grew up. For six years, he led a werewolf pack in Romania and tried his hand at vampire hunting. Now back in Bar Harbor, he’s asked to investigate when an unknown werewolf pack attacks a teenage girl at the full moon. As Caleb digs deeper into the mystery, he uncovers a plot to destroy his kind and must choose between savagery and civilization to save himself and preserve his family. Blue Moon explores the search for identity and the need to create family—and not necessarily the family we’re born into.
“Haunting, exhilarating, and impossible to put down, Blue Moon is a howling feast for the senses – those deliciously human pleasures of music, love, and longing, and the extrasensory wonders embodied by its extraordinary, intelligent, and unforgettable characters.”
~ Chip Livingston, author of Saints of the Republic and Museum of False Starts
“With all of its gorgeous imagery and gripping plotting, you might not expect Blue Moon to be so rich in characters or as emotionally moving as it is. In Connie Senior’s capable hands, you might lose an entire afternoon to the pleasure of being absorbed by a novel in which you’ll feel fully human, fully wolfish, and fully alive. I feel lucky to have been one of its early readers and excited to see where Senior goes next.”
~ Liz Harmer, author of The Amateurs and Strange Loops
