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Original Title:	Mona Lisa Blossoming (Monere: Children of the Moon #2)
ISBN:	0425214338 (ISBN13: 9780425214336)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Monère: Children of the Moon #2
Characters:	Mona Lisa, Halcyon, Gryphon, Amber
Setting:	United States of America

Mona Lisa Blossoming (Monère: Children of the Moon #2) Paperback | Pages: 246 pages

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Title	:	Mona Lisa Blossoming (Monère: Children of the Moon #2)
Author	:	Sunny
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 246 pages
Published	:	February 6th 2007 by Berkley Publishing Group
Categories	:	Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Urban Fantasy. Fiction

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Mona Lisa has finally accepted what she really is-a Mixed-Blood of the Monère, the children of the moon. Stronger, faster, and more beautiful than any human, they are the origins of Earth's darkest legends-and Mona Lisa is their newest Queen.

Accompanied by her loyal cadre of warriors and kin, Mona Lisa is entering her territory of Louisiana for the first time. She slowly learns the erotic and savage customs of the Monère elite-though some of her new subjects are uneasy at being ruled by a half-human. Her reign is threatened by enemies old and new, and she is ensnared in the thrall of dark forces she cannot deny. In a hidden world of animal passions and unrelenting lust, Mona Lisa soon grasps the tremendous power she must command if she is to hold her realm together-and if she is ever to come into her own.

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Before I begin, let me just say that I bought this book and its predecessor, Mona Lisa Awakening, back in the summer. They were being sold at Barnes and Noble online for $1.99 each, so I figured Hey, why not buy this. I have no idea what its about, but thats okay. Oops, probably shouldnt do that again. Lets just say I was pretty suprised when I actually started reading the first book a few months ago. This is most definitely under the erotica category. Expect in-depth sex scenes every thirty

Before I begin, let me just say that I bought this book and its predecessor, Mona Lisa Awakening, back in the summer. They were being sold at Barnes and Noble online for $1.99 each, so I figured Hey, why not buy this. I have no idea what its about, but thats okay. Oops, probably shouldnt do that again. Lets just say I was pretty suprised when I actually started reading the first book a few months ago. This is most definitely under the erotica category. Expect in-depth sex scenes every thirty

Okay, I really like this series...Sunny has done an excellent job in creating this world. I love her characters like Mona Lisa, and her merry men...and of course I hate the evil, ill, and sick bastards that appear. Mona Lisa is a compassionate, loving and strong women with way to much responsibility dropped in her lap...but she does not let her men and family down, no matter the cost to her...This book made me happy and sad and made we want more. Highly recommend this book. And yest the

In broad terms, there are three types of "reminds me of". The weakest level is when you don't think about another story while reading, but you see comparisons when trying to review the book. Of my recent reads, comparing Ann Aguirre's "Grimspace" series with Sara Creasy's "Scarabaeus" series would fall into that level.The middle level is when you see elements of one story in the other story. If the writing is good, this level of "reminds me of" tends to fade as you read the books. Linda

This is the 3rd story of the Monere series and I have really enjoyed this series. However, It is so dark and violent that I may take a break before reading the next book and read something light hearted. Mona Lisa is a strong Queen leader that is just arriving to take over her new territory of Louisiana . There are constant struggles and attacks on Mona Lisa and her people. This series must be read in order to even begin to understand what is going on or who the characters are. This story was

A pattern seems to develop so that the outline becomes predictable, though specific events can still surprise. The main character seems to almost too powerful, but the story is easy to get into and fun a distraction.

**spoiler alert** Ok, I like this series, I really do, even though there are some things about it that I DO NOT like. And I knew that this second book would be better than the first. There are a lot of avenues that I knew she could explore and in the second book she did just that. However. I was so upset with the way she ended it. She killed off the man who had the biggest place in Mona Lisa's heart and sent the other man in heart off to another state. Obviously I will read the third book to see