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Praise for Cathy Clamp writing with C. T. Adams:
"Immersive shapeshifter fiction with plenty of action, a wealth of detail, and supernatural features that are just plain cool. I wish I'd thought of some of this stuff."--Jim Butcher, "New York Times" bestselling author, on "Cold Moon Rising
""Adams and Clamp just keep getting better and better.... Whether you like urban fantasy or paranormal romance, this is a series worth picking up."--"SF Site" on "Howling Moon
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"Adams and Clamp are adept at writing intensely sensuous, hot lovemaking scenes, but where they really shine is in the creation of an unforgettable world. Laurel K. Hamilton readers will enjoy this edgy world."--"Booklist "on "Moon's Web
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"A world this enjoyable deserves more than one visit. This book has some new twists in the werewolf's tail that were very cool."--Laurell K. Hamilton on "Hunter's Moon
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"[An] outstanding series. The world this amazingly talented duo has created has been vivid and imaginative--with characters who leap off the page. One of their best books yet and definitely not to be missed!"--"SFScope" on "Serpent Moon
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"Thrilling...brilliant...Fast-paced action balanced with intricate plotting and in-depth characterization. They're an unbeatable team!"--"RT BookReviews" on "Cold Moon Rising
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Praise for Cathy Clamp writing with C. T. Adams:

Reseña del editor

USA Today bestselling author Cathy Clamp reboots the Sazi universe in Forbidden, a tightly-paced, high-tension urban fantasy thriller.

Ten years have passed since the war that destroyed the Sazi Council and inflicted a horrible "cure" on thousands of Sazi, robbing them of their ability to shapeshift.

Luna Lake, isolated in Washington State, started as a refugee camp for Sazi orphans. Now it's a small town and those refugees are young adults, chafing at the limits set by their still-fearful guardians.

There's reason to fear: Sazi children are being kidnapped. Claire, a red wolf shifter, is sent to investigate. Held prisoner by the Snakes during childhood, Claire is distrusted by those who call Luna Lake home.

Before the war, Alek was part of a wolf pack in Chicago. In Luna Lake he was adopted by a parliament of Owls, defying Sazi tradition. The kidnappings are a painful reminder that his little sister disappeared a decade ago.

When Claire and Alek meet, sparks fly—but the desperate race to find the missing children forces them to set aside their mutual attraction and focus on the future of their people.