Love Blossoms under the Blood Moon

ea strictly forbidden to humans. When she woke the next morn

father, Brenton Hawthorne, who was an earl, coldly announced

ze inst

its leader, Calvin Travon, was rumored to be the

te said, her v

her. "Because you are the mos

ter, Lena Hawthorne, discovered Yvette's se

d she was about to die

lvin Travon! What bri

antly fell i

and saw Calvin's golden eyes fixed on

er, stared directly at her abdomen and aske

.

"No matter where you go, I

e sprinted thro

ood streaming down her calves; the pain shot throu

erecreatures behind her had bee

rom any packs. They were outcasts, ban

elighted in torturing and slaughtering human

women, tear them apart, then dump

moon, making it hard for her to see the

night, humans absolutely must not app

red the same continent, they had de

dentally wandered into werecr

this perfe

old her that her fiance, Edwin Bailey, was waiting for her at the edge of th

as Edwin had never

urrounded by a group of outcast werecreat

ized that Edwin would never

of the pursuing werecreatures taunted her, his lau

d found the taste of

e could not

her, she would

hut and dashed forward

ehind her only grew

her, Yvette spotted a faint glimmer of

n, standing a

idea what l

on, or something even d

ad no oth

er legs to move, running toward

he was t

, a sharp claw got hold

vision blur, and she stumb

gray fur watched her fall

r body, filled with

nto the dirt, and her

at maybe she really

d his claw to strike agai

was somehow a good thing

atingly overwhelming powe

d down and froze in place, fe

fur muttered. He shot Yvette one last gru

and then she glanced toward the

ed, "Could you save

reature with dark gray fur had slashed

smelled a thick

fur before her instantly disintegr

n have the cha

the cabin door, breat

ed pale and shrieked as they fle

silent. Only the crackling of f

ette turne

no hunter nor border guard,

e hung open and unrestrained, part of h

im she could see clearl

m made Yvette realize instantly that

utcast werecreatures to a high-ranking w

chair, long fingers gripping the armrest

ne far; they lingered at the edge of

only letting out low, fearful

to the spot, trapped

side, the werecreatures out ther

ew she would face an even

the hearth fl

mind and then carefully walked

roke out acr

and icy, as if he were ba

f here," h