THE BLOOD MOON PACT

Bound by blood. Divided by three centuries of war. Undone by a bond neither of them chose.

For three hundred years, an uneasy truce has kept vampire and werewolf on opposite sides of a border neither species fully trusts. Selene Ashworth has spent two centuries perfecting the art of not needing anyone, an envoy trained to feel nothing and forgive nothing, the last vampire anyone expected to break her own rules.

Kade Sorin has spent eight years guarding a grief he never let himself set down, a Beta enforcer who has built his entire life around being the wall between his pack and the world that took his sister from him. He does not trust vampires. He is not supposed to.

When a young wolf vanishes at the border and the evidence points, deliberately, toward coven betrayal, Selene and Kade are forced into an alliance that neither of them wants and neither of them can refuse. To stop a war neither side can survive, they must complete an ancient rite: a blood-and-moon tether that binds them together, body, sense, and heart, whether they choose it or not.

What begins as duty becomes something neither of them has words for. Every borrowed heartbeat, every shared nightmare, every unguarded moment strips away the discipline they have both spent lifetimes building, until the two of them are the only thing standing between their peoples and a war engineered by someone who wants them both to fail.

Because someone is not just breaking the Concord. Someone is building an army out of the broken pieces, and the closer Kade and Selene grow, the more dangerous they become to the people determined to keep them apart.

They were never supposed to fall in love. They were supposed to stop a war. They may not survive doing both.

A slow burn, enemies-to-lovers paranormal romance about the bonds we are given and the ones we choose, THE BLOOD MOON PACT is a story of forbidden loyalty, forced proximity, and the kind of love ancient enough to reshape the world it was born into. Perfect for readers who love fated mates, alpha heroes with soft hearts, heroines who refuse to be small, and romances where the stakes are as high as the heat.

For readers who love the fated-bond intensity of Nalini Singh’s Psy-Changeling world, the political scope of J.R. Ward’s Black Dagger Brotherhood, and the grounded shifter realism of Patricia Briggs’ Mercy Thompson series, THE BLOOD MOON PACT offers a fresh, standalone entry point into vampire/werewolf romance with its own original mythology and a couple readers will want to root for from page one.