Lune de printemps is a novel by Sophie Audouin-Mamikonian, the author of the popular Tara Duncan series. It is the first book in the Indiana Teller saga, which follows the adventures of a young werewolf who can travel back in time.
The story is set in Montana, where Indiana lives with his grandfather Karl, the alpha of the Teller clan. Indiana is a semi, a rare werewolf who can resist the full moon and keep his human form. He is also a rebrousse-temps, a time-traveler who can rewind a few seconds of his life to change the course of events. However, this power comes with a price: every time he uses it, he ages faster than normal.
Indiana is in love with Katerina, the daughter of the rival clan leader, Gregorev. Their forbidden romance is threatened by the arrival of Axel, a mysterious and handsome werewolf who claims to be Indiana’s half-brother. Axel has a dark agenda: he wants to overthrow Karl and take over the clan, with the help of a secret ally.
Indiana will have to use his wits, his courage, and his rebrousse-temps ability to stop Axel and protect his family and his love. Along the way, he will discover secrets about his past, his parents, and his destiny.
Lune de printemps is a fast-paced and action-packed novel, with a touch of humor and romance. The author creates a rich and original world of werewolves, with different types, powers, and politics. The characters are interesting and likable, especially Indiana, who is a smart and funny hero. The plot is full of twists and turns, and the ending leaves the reader eager for the next book.
The novel has received mostly positive reviews from readers, who praised the author’s writing style, the plot, and the characters
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Lune de printemps (Indiana Teller, #1) by Sophie Audouin-Mamikonian | Goodreads
