I received this book from LibraryThing's Member Giveaway program in exchange for an honest review.

Munki Moo Moo seems like it would be a story for teenagers, except for the sexual situations and bad language. So I'm really not sure who the author gears it towards.

Antoinette Brown, Toni for short, lives and works with her mom. Mandanny, a rock singer, comes to stay at their motel. Toni goes to his room and that is the beginning of her adventure.
I find it odd at times, that 15 year old Toni is roaming the US with a baby, and no one seems to question this. She cusses too often for someone so young. Even in front of her parents. That to me is unacceptable.
The story has an interesting appeal, with a lot of action. Pretty much nonstop action. You barely have time to take a breathe.
Many unforeseen twists in the story.
I would probably read book 2 in the series to see where the story goes next. I do like the author's writing style and imagination.
I gave the book 3 stars simply because I was offended by the language and I wasn't sure who is meant to be the target reader. ( )