Werewolves of London

A Perfect Ending to the Trilogy! The third and final installment in the Monster Mash series finds protagonist Dr. Petra Robichaud trying to balance a rekindled romance with her duties as a surgeon at a MASH unit in the war between the gods. A feat easier said than done. She’s also taken on the task of serving as OBGYN for expectant and first time mother, Medusa, whose favor proves to be Petra’s saving grace. All of main players are back to provide Fox’s usual sprinkling of humor and brevity that make her books so readable. And the richly crafted settings don’t hurt either. You can practically hear the tar pits bubbling behind Petra’s tent quarters. Between the quirky attendees and the island serving as home to the god of the damned, Medusa’s baby shower is particularly fun. This is an easy read, ideal when you’re looking for an attention-grabbing, interesting, fun story. It’s got a bit of romance, a little adventure, some whirlwind action, a touch of paranormal, and a strong female lead character; a book that will appeal to readers of many genres. Werewolves of London combines memorable characters with a great storyline to wrap up this series nicely. I will say, it wouldn’t hurt my feelings if Fox decided to continue the story, somewhere down the road, but if that doesn’t happen, ending the trilogy with on this note is satisfying for me, as a reader. This is a fun little series you could easily devour in a weekend, or spread out for a slow savor, but regardless of how to choose to enjoy it, you won’t be disappointed. A great stand alone trilogy from this prolific and skilled author.

Werewolves of London by Angie Fox is the final novel in The Monster MASH trilogy. While this paranormal tale can be read as a standalone, I recommend reading the series in order. It will give you a better understanding of the characters and what is happening. Angie Fox has given us another engaging story with unique characters, interesting storyline, and plenty of humor. Everything comes to a head in Werewolves of London. There is plenty going on in this book. Petra’s current boyfriend, Marc is ready for the next step, but Petra has yet to get over Galen. Galen, the former demigod, returns with a wounded dragon shifter who has had dreams of Petra, the one who can see the dead. The cease fire is over which has wounded pouring into the MASH unit. They need to keep Galen and his guest under wraps. Petra will have to trust others if they are going to pull it off. A new prophecy is announced that involves Petra and a bronze weapon. It is time for Medusa’s baby shower and Petra’s attendance is requested (it is not a good idea to say no to a pregnant Gorgon). Medusa will give birth soon and Petra has no idea what to expect. Petra must also figure out which man is the right one for her. I laughed often while reading the Werewolves of London. Medusa’s baby shower and the Gorgon birth were a riot. I enjoy Angie Fox’s conversational writing style which makes her stories a joy to read. The climax was fabulous with a charming ending. Werewolves of London is a diverting tale with outrageous oracles, a crazed chimera, a gorgeous Galen, a wistful werewolf, an offbeat baby shower, a bothersome bronze blade, and puzzling prophecies.

This is the third and final book in the Monster MASH series. I was hooked from the beginning and once Galen of Delphi popped back up with someone he liberated from the enemy camp I knew it was going to be nonstop until the end.. Petra has alot on her plate, she has to hide Galen and Leta, find a gift appropriate for Medusa's baby shower in Limbo and now new prophesy's are coming in.. This book had me laughing out loud at some of the antics of our MASH crew.. Their pranks are hilarious.. and Petra and Galens chemistry is still blazing.. Alot happens in this book and I didn't want to put it down.. I don't want to give to much away but if your enjoyed the first two books in this series you will love this one. This was a funny, action packed, and full of romance and suspence and the perfect ending to this trilogy.