All hallows moon
S. M. Reine
- Reading
- Consider reading together or checking in after tense sections, and talk about what Rylie and Seth each see as their responsibilities. The book is listed second in the Seasons of the Moon series; starting with the first may provide context.
- Themes
- Control and responsibility: Rylie struggles to control murderous urges after transforming, and hunters pursue her to prevent a possible killing. Rylie’s effort to manage her urges conflicts with the hunters’ intention to stop her, bringing self-control and intervention into tension.
- Love and duty: Seth recognises Rylie as the werewolf he previously failed to kill and remains in love with her while facing a choice involving his family. Seth’s continuing love for Rylie pulls against his family loyalties, placing affection and duty in tension.
- Worth knowing
- The premise includes murderous urges, hunters seeking to stop Rylie with a silver bullet, and a threat of someone being killed.