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Title	:	Night Life (Nocturne City #1)
Author	:	Caitlin Kittredge
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	March 4th 2008 by St. Martin's Paperbacks (first published March 1st 2008)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Shapeshifters. Werewolves. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Magic

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The first book in a thrilling, addictive new series by a talented new voice in dark fantasy. Welcome to Nocturne City, where werewolves, black magicians, and witches prowl the streets at night…

Among them is Luna Wilder, a tough-as-nails police officer whose job is to keep the peace. As an Insoli werewolf, Luna travels without a pack and must rely on instinct alone. And she's just been assigned to find the ruthless killer behind a string of ritualistic murders—a killer with ties to an escaped demon found only in legend…until now.

But when she investigates prime suspect Dmitri Sandovsky, she can't resist his wolfish charms. Pack leader of a dangerous clan of Redbacks, Dimitri sends her animal instincts into overdrive and threatens her fiercely-guarded independence. But Luna and Dimiri will need to rely on each other as they're plunged into an ancient demon underworld and pitted against an expert black magician with the power to enslave them for eternity…

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Original Title:	Night Life (Nocturne City, #1)
ISBN:	0312948298 (ISBN13: 9780312948290)
Edition Language:	English URL http://us.macmillan.com/nightlife/CaitlinKittredge
Series:	Nocturne City #1
Characters:	Luna Wilder, Dmitri Sandovsky

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Luna is a female detective and a werewolf solving crime in Nocturne City while keeping her wolfness secret from those she works with. She is investigating the werewolf attacks on girls in the city.*sigh* Really did not like this one. Luna is cold and not exactly likeable but I could put that aside. However, the police department is full of woman hating, sexist pig cavemen who look down on her for being a woman. I'm getting so tired of these books where the author can only make the female look

To read more reviews in this series and others, check out keikii eats books!55 points/100 (3 stars)Luna Wilder is a lone werewolf and a cop. While investigating some ritualistic murders, her main suspect is Dmitri Sandovsky. Leader of one of the local packs, Dmitri sets Luna's instincts off. Yet they'll have to rely on each other to solve murders that seem to lead back to demons.Night Life was very cliched and very generic urban fantasy. In fact, pretty much every cliche in the genre, Caitlin

Why do so many authors think that "strong female protagonist" equates to "raving bitch"? It seriously detracts from both the plot and any sympathy I'm supposed to feel for said protagonist. This is decidedly true for Luna Wilder (also, cheesy name for a pack-less werewolf). Her "wild" nature interferes with her personal and professional life, but her habit of getting fired/rehired/suspended/reinstated every other paragraph gives the reader whiplash. She also seems to have an inability to focus

Not good, not good at all. The characters are not likeable. I didn't care for any one of the cast. Not the main character, not her cousin with the silly name, not the main romantic interest who seemed like a creep (a pimp and drug deeler), not the cops, hell, the grandma was the most interesting of them all and she was in only one scene. The heroin of the story is another bitchy, tough-as-nails chick who investigats a supernatural murder case. The way she acts and talks at times seems completely

It is absolutely bullshit to call this heroine a bitch! I've read dozens and dozens of detective novels, supernatural and not, where the male detective is an arrogant, flawed, moody "asshole" and not once have a read a review that called him out on it. If anything readers swoon at his dark, gloomy, broken, character. This is exactly the same framework except Luna is a woman. I loved the dark, annoyed way she talked to people and I absolutely adored her "bitchy" demeanour. She's tough, and moody

Anyone else get that feeling when youre reading that this is not the book you thought you were getting? Thats what happened with this book for me. I DNFed this at page 177, although I did skim though the rest of it to see what else was gonna happen. What I found was somewhat predictable and just kind of blah. This just wasnt what I wanted. And it also felt somewhat problematic. Usually I love a strong and ballsy female main character. But this lady was a little to far gone on the ballsy side for

Run away, run far far away from this book. To me the biggest crime a writer can make is making the main characters toxic. I didn't care what happened to them other than wishing the author would kill them off so I could learn more about the universe. The world-building is decent and interesting but why, oh, why make the main characters so hard to stomach? Flawed characters are interesting but characters without any redeeming qualities are unreadable. It's too bad since the universe had potential.