Moonburn (Moonlight in Glenwood Book 1)

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Moonburn (Moonlight in Glenwood Book 1)

by Aynsley J. Fraser

4 stars

Summary

Welcome to Glenwood! Moonburn is the first book in the Moonlight in Glenwood series by creative duo Aynsley J. Fraser & Lita Hunt.Evie and Laika are werewolves working part-time as Moonlighters for the supernatural task force, MOONS. Neither is ready to give up her day job yet because when trouble is afoot, their pack, Night Claw, isn’t getting the call. No one believes a pair of barely-trained, late twenties werewolves are ready for more than domestic disturbances.However, when a magical murder...

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
338 Pages

From our reviewers

April 17, 2026

Moonburn, the first of the Glenwood Series. ‎ ‎Honestly I must say this book was such as interesting read with suspenseful fantasy. The action was very exciting and the characters were interesting. I also love the exploration of the hidden supernatural underworld and how the magical beings, Packs, vampires and  witches were able to coexist and Interact with each other. ‎ ‎The book unveils as a supernatural detective story where two young women, Evie and Laika finally get their chance to prove themselves admist the series of murder. ‎ ‎Though their pack often underestimated, they decided to take courage to unveiling the murder mystery having realized that  Victims bear signs of supernatural involvement, and suspicion falling on vampires, witches, and rival packs. ‎ ‎The Child-like fights Evie and Laika always had were sometimes annoying but it till kept us grounded in the fact that they were young adults till trying to figure out life. ‎ ‎The Story was more of a pursuit of courage and identity making me realize that who we are shouldn't be based off the identity people give us but we have the ability to prove ourselves in a world that understimates us. ‎ ‎I recommend this book to readers who enjoy paranormal detective stories, werewolf and suspenseful fantasy.

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