Moonrise

I was given this book by the publisher, but the review is my own honest opinion.Rating: 3.5Overall, I found the story to be good. Action packed, kept my interest, and that ending was very unexpected. I did predict some things, just not how it'd all end up. Learning about all the Lycan lore was my favorite part, along with the grand finale that is.However, I do have to point out a few things. The writing could have used more editing. Descriptors were overused and misused continuously. For example

Moonrise is a dark, winding tale that starts off as a corporate retreat and spirals into a visceral horror-thriller packed with strange rituals, power games, and a literal beast lurking in the woods. At its center is Anthony Montgomery, a weary mid-level employee who’s forced to navigate a world where loyalty tests involve taxidermied wolf paws and a monstrous creature might just be real. The book straddles the line between corporate satire and supernatural horror, and the way it flips from mund

"You have been blessed to have evolved into something much greater and more ancient than any type of being on this planet."I'll start saying that I love werewolves and I knew I had to read this as soon as I saw the cover. I didn't expect to hate the main character this much, but he was definitely not likeable and every time I thought he was showing some decent human emotions and thinking kinder thoughts he just ruined it all by saying or thinking something misogynistic. He did have some good qua