Danielle Verona has just been picked as the lead singer of Bad Moonlight, a local rock band. Now she¿s touring all the clubs, living her dream.

And kind of, sort of turning into a werewolf.

I first read this book when I was twelve, and at the time I thought it was okay. Reading it again a dozen years later, I'm able to catch a few of the subtleties that zoomed over my head the first time. Though still not high on the creep-o-meter, Bad Moonlight has its moments, and for me, the most unnerving part of all is Danielle's relationship with her psychiatrist, Dr. Moore, who is to this story as Dr. Sapirstein was to Rosemary's Baby. ( )

I have to give this one credit- I almost always figure this series out halfway through the book or sooner, and I was surprised quite a few times at the end. There were a lot of strange things going on, but I thought that the main character was responsible. I should have guessed that it wasn't her, but still- very surprising. ( )

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