Originally posted @ We Fancy Books Blog 
 Mayfair Moon has left me at awe and raising my eye brows at times. But it's safe to say that I enjoyed it to the fullest. 
 I hope I'm not spoiling you but this book is about werewolves, which I think is very obvious on the title and especially the synopsis. I don't usually read the synopsis of a book I'm reading; I think it tends to spoil the readers sometimes. As for this book, the synopsis is just a giveaway. 
 Why do I suggest that you read Mayfair Moon? 
 First, it's about werewolves. 
 Here you go Team Jacob! Well not exactly. But I think Isaac can pass the standard. I have a little kiss quote for you to decide. 
 "Isaac took me possessively into a kiss. 
 He enveloped in his arms, his lips pressed against mine so devotedly that it made me mad for him. The warmth of his arms, the smell of his skin, the taste of him; combined, it sent me over the edge. I pressed myself even further against his chest, my lips becoming heavier upon his own the longer he held me there. It was like a dream and I never wanted to wake up from it." 
 Second, the appealing story! 
 The story is unique; as far as the story goes I think it made justice to the whole werewolf thing and stuff. I rarely read any werewolf book so don't judge me. The story appealed mostly because the plot was really interesting. I love the twist and turn of the story. 
 Third would be the characters. 
 Adria the main character of the story is straight forward and cares for who she love. She has a strong personality, much more if her family is at stake. I basically love her character because she has a trait that I think everyone should have. Isaac, the swoon worthy wolf boy! Love me some Isaac please! I think I've said enough. 
 If it's so great why give 5 stars? 
 I tried to shrug it off but I think the inner fan girl of the author is showing. I did read some of actors/tv series reference. The likes of Ian Somerhalder, Taylor Kitsch, Supernatural and Jared Padalecki which I think the author likes? There were vague moments that I didn't quite understand. There were too many characters! I can't count how many a wolf pack may be but having them all introduced in one scene is really like a head-spin for me. If you read this quote I guess you'd understand. 
 ""Including Isaac," she said, "eight... no nine! I forgot about Daisy, Xavier's twin sister. She's usually up in her room and not down there with the drama." 
 I looked at her questioningly 
 ... 
 This is all so much to take in at once." 
 There was a twilight feel while introducing the Mayfairs. I mean you transfer to a new place, new life, new school and new friends and then suddenly a mysterious family comes by. This is Bella choosing Jacob. One fourth of the book, the plot are still unclear. The plot is slow moving but the story sounds really interesting so I kept on reading. But there are parts of the book where you just skim. 
 Overall this book is really good. If you love werewolves, this book is for you! I was really amazed by how the story was told and I suggest that you read it. Are you a fan of werewolf themed books? If you do then this book won't be a disappointment. If you don't then I think it's safe to start with Mayfair Moon!