Cover of Hunter's Moon: A Forbidden Lovers Vampire / Wolf Shifter Paranormal Romance

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Hunter's Moon: A Forbidden Lovers Vampire / Wolf Shifter Paranormal Romance

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romantasy
Edition year
2014-03-24
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Hunter’s Moon is the sixth novel in Felicity Heaton’s Vampires Realm Romance series, centering on Nicolae, a tormented alpha werewolf who has spent a century isolated in the Canadian wilderness after failing to save his pack from cruel vampire masters, and Tatyana, a vengeance-driven vampire hunting the humans who shot and poisoned her with arrows. When Nicolae rescues Tatyana from the hunters, their inherent animosity—rooted in his deep disdain for vampires and her loyalty to her vampire bloodline—shifts to a forbidden romantic connection, forcing both to confront their past trauma and choose between their ingrained loyalties and their growing desire, all while working to stop the hunters’ threatening plans.

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  • Forbidden Love: “And can Tatyana face her fears and risk her life for the sake of forbidden love?” source
  • Revenge Plot: “with vengeance on her mind, Tatyana is intent on killing the hunters she’s tracking” source
  • Strong Heroine: “Bearing a heart filled with grief and with vengeance on her mind, Tatyana is intent on killing the hunters she’s tracking and returning to her vampire bloodline” source
  • Tortured Hero: “The horror of the night he failed to save his werewolf pack from the cruelty of their vampire masters has haunted Nicolae for one hundred years, driving him deep into the Canadian wilderness in search of peace.” source
  • Shifter Romance: “a wolf shifter hero” source
  • Vampire Romance: “a vampire heroine who desperately needs his help” source
  • Enemies to Lovers: “a wolf shifter hero who despises vampires, a vampire heroine who desperately needs his help” source

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