Título: Moonlight Desire (The Witch and the Wolf Pack #1)
Autor: K.R. Alexander
Sinopse: I’ve been different all my life: always something to hide. But that was only magic. Now … I’ve never had a secret this big before. Werewolves know a thing or two about secrets. I thought I had it bad, visiting my sister in England and going to a spellcasters’ conference behind her back. Turns out werewolves have been hiding here the whole time. And now they’re being murdered. How was I supposed to say no when I was the one human—one outsider, one witch—they asked for help in finding the killer? A simple scry and I’d be back to my vacation. But the pack had other ideas. Between Zar’s talk of moonlit beach strolls, Isaac’s charm, Jason’s kindness, Andrew’s fast tongue, and even that bad boy thing Kage and Jed have going on, catching a killer could be the least of my problems. Did I mention they’re gorgeous? They’re gorgeous. Didn’t know that was a werewolf thing. The wolves say they’re here to protect me. Funny that I never needed it until they got me involved in hunting down a deranged serial killer. So now this is my vacation. A single witch, six sexy werewolves, and a murderer on the loose. What could possibly go wrong? This is Book 1 in The Witch and the Wolf Pack series.
Contexto da obra
Quando a classificação é mais ampla, o contexto do livro costuma depender ainda mais de autoria, tema e edição. “Moonlight Desire (The Witch and the Wolf Pack #1)”, de K.R. Alexander, publicado pela editora Kindle Edition, em 2018 e com 284 páginas, integra a categoria Livros Variados. Por isso, autoria, edição e tema acabam tendo ainda mais peso na forma de apresentar o livro.
Editora: Kindle Edition
Páginas: 284
Ano: 2018
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Linguagem: pt_BR
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Sobre a editora
Os livros da editora Kindle Edition costumam explorar histórias marcadas por relações intensas, conflitos emocionais e personagens que enfrentam dilemas pessoais profundos. O catálogo traz narrativas que transitam entre romances contemporâneos, dramas familiares e suspense, frequentemente com protagonistas que lidam com passados traumáticos ou situações limites. O tom varia do mais sensual e provocativo ao sombrio e tenso, com ritmo que ora acelera em cenas de confronto, ora desacelera para aprofundar emoções. Há obras que abordam temas LGBT, fantasia urbana e até elementos góticos, mostrando certa diversidade dentro de um foco claro em dramas humanos e afetivos.
