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“Davik!” Ilane pleaded - her speech was slightly slurred. “I need your help Violet has gone missing!”

“Well,” Edgar said with a sigh. “It seems like you have something more important to deal with. We will talk tomorrow when you have a moment free. Hopefully, we can do the transfer of funds then.”

I took Ilane’s arm and helped her to a chair as Edgar and Revar saw their way out and closed the door.

“Ilane, tell me what happened. Where is Violet and why are you like this? Is Kafe alright? Brandon said he had not been at the shop all day. Does he know anything about what happened?”

“Yes, Kafe is alright, Davik,” she said softly, “so, do not worry. He was knocked out by the same powder that I have been. He is still sleeping, as my body had a less concentrated dose due to my size relative to his.”

“Do you know what was used to knock you out, and who it was that used it on you? I will see to it that the person, or persons, responsible are punished!”

My response made her laugh out loud, but then grab her head. It looked like whatever she had ingested had given her a headache along with the grogginess.

“Well, when you find Violet, you can punish her to your heart’s content. She was the one who did this to us, using a powder that we give out to help people sleep. The concentration was much higher than we normally give out, but I believe the idea was to keep us sleep for at least a day.”

“But, why?” I asked, the shock evident in my voice. “Why would she risk doing that to you and her brother?”

Ilane shook her head, “I can only assume she did it so she could get away before someone told you. She knew I would try to stop her, and failing to do so, tell you. Kafe would have just immediately come to tell you so you could stop her. Now, she has been gone for a full day, with no way to know where she went, or where she means to go.”

I knew it was worse than that. Violet would not leave any noticeable sign of where she went. There would not be any tracks to follow, unlike the night she had been taken by her father. Then, she had left a trail on purpose, though one only I and a few other hunters could discern. Ruben was out of practice and would not have been able to track it, which is why he had followed me and Trent that night.

Now, she would be hiding herself from me and when she did not want someone to know where she was, she would effectively leave no sign. There were two towns and five villages that she could have gone to, not including Fardun and Dru’tirk. She knew which plants that grew in the forest were harmful and she knew enough to keep herself well fed. She also had a cache of funds that she no doubt took out of the bank.

“Ilane, Violet had an account at the bank. Are you still one who can access and give access to the account, or has Violet gained full control over it?”

“Hmm,” she said as she thought for a minute and then replied. “No, we did not get to that yet with everything that had happened. Why do you ask?”

“I will need you to write up a document and use your seal to make it recognizable to the bank. I had to go there today anyway, and I believe that she may have withdrawn the entire contents of the Drectar in the account.”

“Okay,” she replied with a nod. “I can meet you at the bank when you go to make the deal. Just let me know when it will happen.”

“How about we get you from the clinic when we are going to make the transfer, that way you will be with us and we can find out as soon as possible.”

“It sounds like a good idea, but who would mind the clinic while I am away at the bank? Kafe can handle working the welcoming area, but he is not trained to do what Violet, Lillian and I can do.”

“I can do it,” said a voice from the stairs. We turned to see Celka standing there, a warm smile on her face. “I can run the clinic, after all I had been a travelling healer for many years, and it will ensure that your patients are taken care of while you are out.”

“You would do that?” Ilane asked, to which Celka simply nodded. “Thank you so much Celka, you have no idea how much this means to me.”

Celka simply gave another nod and made her way back upstairs. I asked Ilane how she was doing and if she was ok to go home. We both agreed that she would not make it home alright, but we did not have any other beds.

“I know we have the rooms, but we have not yet gotten more beds. It will be something I will have to remedy before I go to Retvan.”

“She can sleep in our room,” Liza called out from the top of the stairs. “Sorry for listening in like that, Celka told us you may need our help. Since we have two beds in our room, one of us could bunk up, freeing a bed for Ilane to use.”

Ilane gave her thanks and I helped her up the stairs to the girl’s room. I left the girls to help Ilane get settled and I made my way back down to the study.

There were still a few more hours left before I went to bed, so I decided to continue my contribution to the journal. I did not notice how long I had been writing, until I felt a hand on my shoulder, jolting me out of my task. I looked up to see Trina’s warm smile - as her sister’s before - no doubt to make sure I went to bed.

“Hello Trina,” I said, returning her smile with one of my own. “How long have I been down here writing?”

“Nearly three hours, now. Ilane is doing ok and is resting comfortably. She thinks the effects will wear off fully by morning. Have you made much progress in your writing?”

“Yes, I have,” I replied with a nod. “I have gotten to the night that Ruben kidnapped Violet. I have been not only mentioning the events that have occurred in my life, but the effect that it had on me. What I thought and felt when those events transpired. That way, my side of things could be accounted for, should anything ever happen to me.”

“Now Davik, I do not want to hear you talk like that, understand? I do not want to think what will happen - to all of us - if anything ever happened to you!”

“I know, Trina,” I said with a sigh. “We do not know what the future may bring, or how things that are unfolding will turn out. While I can hope that we will succeed in this venture to stop Brenson, I must be realistic. He is an extremely powerful Voguel and, though my abilities would help me go toe to toe with one, he is out of my league. Even with my weapons, there is still a good chance I could lose. Look at how many times I have almost died or almost been crippled. I have been very lucky so far, but at some point, my luck may change for the worse.”

Trina got a saddened look on her face and reached her hand out towards me. I understood the gesture, closing the book and taking her outstretched hand. We then made our way upstairs, where I stored the journal in my trunk. I turned to say goodnight to find Trina in my bed, smiling. I shook my head and laughed at the fact I had been surprised by this. Liza had mentioned bunking up, but she had not said who was bunking up with whom. Given the events of the past few days I welcomed the support they were giving, in their own unique way. I took off my shirt and boots, then climbed into bed, facing towards the wall. I heard a shuffle of movement, and soon felt the pressing of bare, firm breasts into my back. To say anything now would just serve to upset Trina and make her feel shame for her actions. I closed my eyes and hoped that I would not have to relive any more dreams of Brant’s memories.

I did not have any dreams that night, for which I was thankful. I feared that if it would not be a memory of Brant’s, it would be my fears manifesting to torment me. Thankfully that was not the case, though I was surprised, when I woke, to find myself alone in my bed. No doubt Trina wanted to leave before something happened, as she was very shy compared to her sister. I made a note to talk to them about it, as I did not want them to feel obligated to share my bed any longer. I got dressed and went out to do my morning business.

When I got back in, I found Liza in the garden tending to the various crops. That told me I had probably missed morning meal. She smiled and told me where the plate of food she had set aside for me was. I thanked her and went to enjoy my meal. As I finished the last few bites of food, Liza came into the dining area.

“Morning, Davik,” she said with a warm smile. “How are you holding up? You know, with Violet missing?”

“As well as can be expected. Once I have my tasks at the bank completed, I am going to grab a pack and go out searching for her. She cannot have gone far in twenty-four hours. I am confident that I should be able to pick up her trail.”

“That may prove more difficult than you would think. It seems she got into our stable the night she left and took one of the horses. So, she could very well be much farther than you expect. Clive tried to follow the tracks, but she went through the town and the tracks had been trampled by other horses and people moving around the town.”

“Of course, she did,” I said with a frustrated sigh. “They have been used to her daily presence and she knew if she went out the gate behind the house, we would be able to get an idea of where she would be going. When did Ilane leave? How was she feeling?”

“Ilane seemed better, more coherent than she had seemed last night. Celka left with her after morning meal to check on Kafe. They hope that, between the two of them, they will be able to help him, if he is still under.”

I nodded and then asked, “Trina was gone when I woke up, is everything okay? I was worried that she had pushed herself too far out of her comfort zone. She has always seemed the more restrained of the two of you.”

“Oh. she is fine. Davik. I have never seen her sleeping with a bigger smile, so please do not worry about it. We had a private talk before she headed to work at the stall. She was worried she overstepped, given the whole thing with Violet. I promised that I would broach the subject for her.”

“Well, tell her not to worry,” I responded with a smile. “With everything that happened with Violet, some form of intimacy was nice to have. Her accusations were like a knife to the heart and I honestly do not know where we stand right now. She has a lot to work through and everything bad that has happened to her or those she loves is centered around me. Everyone who had been there for her is siding with me, so it is not surprising that she left.

“What has upset everyone is the means she used to do so. Had she not been trained she could have killed her brother. She also stole from us, which is an issue. The problem is that, looking back, Ruben spoiled her in a lot of ways which would explain the behavior. I can only hope she gets over it and realizes the mistake she made in how she treated everyone.”

“Here is a question, though,” Liza said softly, her tone saying she was choosing her words carefully. “If she did come back and she apologized to everyone, even you, would you take her back?”

Did I want her back? Before her outburst, I would had never thought we would end up here. What is worse is the hints were there, the choices that seemed strange and out of character now made sense. She had always had a temper, but where most things would cause an immediate outburst, these had built up over time. The result was an explosion of anger that explained her actions, but it also would make her mind loop over the reasons over and over. Ruben somehow had a way to get her to stop the obsessive thoughts, and once that was done, he would help her work through everything. She would always be better, though now I knew that this occurrence would still be there years later.

Could I handle the possibility of her having another outburst of that magnitude in the future? That, I would seriously have to think on.

But first, I needed to find her. Brenson and his agents were out there looking for ways to hurt me or get to me. Violet would be the ideal target of their ire, but only if I did not get to her first.

“To be honest I do not know.” I told Liza. “I had assumed that if anything was bothering her, she would tell me. Instead, she tried to manipulate situations to get her way and then when it did not work got mad about it. Instead of making sure that I was aware of her anger, she bottled it up and let it fester. How do I know she will not do so again in the future? While I do love her, I just do not know, currently. I know I will always want her to be my best friend, the rest will have to wait and see if we can get past this. For now, I need to make sure that I get to her before Brenson, or one of his people, do.”

“Then why not leave right away?” she asked, a confused look on her face. “I would think that you would put finding her a higher priority.”

“I need to know how much money she took with her, as that will determine if she will be keeping to the woods or if she would be going into a town. Since I need Ilane to do that and because I have business at the bank anyway, I figured I could complete both tasks with a single trip.”

She nodded and gave me a soft kiss on the cheek before returning to the back garden. I finished up my food and placed the dishes in the kitchen before I headed out. Seeing as I did not want to waste any time, I sped through the back alleys, towards the Patron’s home. I was lucky as no one crossed the path I took and thus, I arrived within ten minutes, instead of the half hour or more walking through the town would have taken. I walked up and knocked on the door. A few minutes later, I was greeted by Revar.

“Good morning, Davik,” he said with a smile. “The Patron has been expecting your arrival and is ready to leave when you are.”

I nodded to him and he went back inside. A few minutes later, the door opened and both Edgar and Revar stepped out.

“There has been a slight change to the plans this morning gentlemen, we will need to stop by the clinic before we go to the bank. I have business to conduct with Ilane when we are finished there.”

Both men nodded and we made our way through the town to the clinic to meet with and collect Ilane. When we arrived, I was relieved to see Kafe sitting behind the counter, he looked a bit groggy, but not as bad as Ilane had.

“Hey, Kafe, I hope you are ok? Your mother told me what happened, and I am sorry that Violet did that to both of you.”

“It’s ok, Davik,” he replied with a heavy sigh. “Violet has always been this way, but she just hid it well. I do not know how dad was able to keep her in check for so long, but with him gone, I am more worried about what will happen without him.”

“Well, the first step is finding her, I will start looking as soon as I am done at the bank with the Patron and your mother.”

It was then that the Patron stepped forward and surprised me with his response to Kafe’s statement.

“Kafe, I will help in the search for your sister. I will send my men to each of the towns closest to us with a description of her, to see if she may have been seen there. I am sure Davik will be out searching as well, and I will make sure that there are notifications of what we find at each of them, so that he is kept apprised of our progress.”

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 12

I woke for the last time in my camp, knowing that it will be some time before I can come back. I was not sure if I would be able to, as the stakes of what is to come have never been higher. I could walk away from this or I could end up dying - there were too many factors to predict what the possible outcome would be. Lillian was still sleeping on the other side of the fire and I figured I would let her sleep just a little longer. The past few days had been trying for both of us and we had...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 2 As the Waning Moon SetsChapter 6

“Excuse me gentlemen, is there a problem here?” We all turned to look at the source of the question, to find Jerreth standing behind the two men, arms crossed along his chest. His gaze was cool and passive as he looked from person to person. I then looked at each of the men more closely, they were holding pieces of wood, no doubt scraps laying around they felt would work as clubs. “It is none of your business darkie,” yelled one of the men, “our business is with this murderous piece of...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 12

We arrived at the western encampment a few minutes later. I had been surprised to find the people of the capital forced to live outside the fortified area of the city. What genuinely surprised me was the number of soldiers that were camped outside the core of the city. Based on the Dran’s vanity, I would have assumed he would keep as many soldiers he could between him and any Voguel. My gut told me that these were ones he could not confirm as totally loyal to him. So, under the guise of...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 25

I felt odd in a way I could not place and tangled in a darkness I could not fully perceive. As I opened my eyes, I found myself once again within a dreamscape that was not my own. The one I shared with my ladies felt different than the one I currently found myself in. I stretched out with my senses, hoping that they would work here and what I found was peculiar. The environment was strange, with no form other than the dense forest and storm clouds above. It only seemed to stretch out for a...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 26

We woke a few hours later at the same time, which was not surprising. We had slipped into our dreamscape and we had noticed that we would all come out of it at the same time. This occurred every time, and we emerged rested, despite what had occurred. While they had acquiesced to my request for resting, they decided to try and pull us all into their dreamscape. They had succeeded and we were pulled into an accurate facsimile of my bedroom back in Cartha. There were some differences, since the...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 5

I awoke with a start, and found I needed to retch as well, the imagery had made me sick to my stomach, and I swore that my genitals felt a little tender. It was as if they felt a miniscule fraction of what had happened, and it only made me curse Brant even more. Once I had finished throwing up, I got some water, and went about cleaning up after myself. Once I had that done, I went about my morning business, after putting some more wood on the fire. When I returned to the cavern, I went to...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 30

Lillian “You have been asking around about something you shouldn’t be, little lady. I am afraid you are going to have to come with us, or you might get hurt.” I looked around, hoping to find something that I would be able to use, but there was nothing. I closed my eyes, focusing on the training I did with Janet and the others on the way here and everything that I learned. I opened my eyes to see the ringleader stepping towards me, reaching his arm out to grab me. One of the things they...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 6

I awoke with no memory of what might have appeared in my dreams, and I was thankful for that. The mixture of the journal contents, as well as somehow reliving Brant’s dreams, was starting to weigh on me. I knew I had to find out what each was leading me to, but I worried what I would be like when I reached the end. I stretched my sore muscles - I would need to get more padding for my bed roll. For now, I would go check my snares for any animals they might have caught, and then collect the...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 5

It took me a while to return to the village, the blood moon had finally set, and the sun had already started cresting over the hillside. It had taken me a long time to get back because I had decided to bring the bodies of my kills with me. I did not want to start a panic with the villagers, so I had to make them look like more victims. It was hard to stomach, cutting into them like that, but it had to be done. If I brought them back with the injuries I gave them as wolves, there would be...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 2 As the Waning Moon SetsChapter 13

I made my way from the inn to the market east of there, where Clive had said they had been ambushed. When I arrived, there was a bustle of activity, normal for a market of this size, as well as a grouping of soldiers on the far side. I suspected that was where the attack had transpired. I weaved my way through the crowd until I arrived at the other side, where three soldiers were investigating the area. “Good afternoon gentlemen, what exactly happened here? Do you have any idea who did...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 14

With the meeting concluded, we said our goodbyes to Vestra and planned our next steps. “Well, I am not sure that went very well, but I guess that we will soon see,” I said with a sigh. Janet nodded, “It is done, the next step is figuring out where the Voguel are hiding and launching their attacks from.” “It was easier in Bardack due to the smaller number of Voguel attacks,” I said as I pondered the problem. “You have centuries of such attacks and they keep coming back. We would need to...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 14

When I opened my eyes the sun had gone down, and the moon had begun its rise. The attacks occurred when the moon was at its highest point in the sky. I had some time; I collected my gear, and headed downstairs. The others were sitting at the table; the tension could be cut with a knife. I could see the worry on their faces; Liza and Trina were in tears. Trent and Carl were trying to calm them down, while the rest sat with hard looks on their faces. I was shocked to hear that, but looking...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 12

The arrow went right through his Adam’s apple, all he managed was a gurgle before falling forward. The sound he made must have reached his comrades, as I heard them increase the speed of their approach. When he had hit the ground, the arrow was pushed even further through his neck, causing a spurt of blood to escape the wound. I could see that the arrow had pierced his spine, near the base of his skull. Within moments, he stopped breathing; a large puddle of blood was oozing out around him....

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 2

I woke up the next morning, thankful not to have been plagued by another dream like the one I had had the night before. The idea of reliving Brant’s memories through my dreams was troublesome and left a bad taste in my mouth. While it could answer questions I had, I had felt tainted right down to my soul after that first dream. Though when I recalled it, there was one aspect missing - me. The memory was not one that resulted in his death, and I wondered if it could have been from before I had...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 8

The next week was much of the same routine each day. Wake up and spend roughly twenty-four hours cutting logs into boards, without any sleep. The boys came after the second day and began to work with me to deal with the logs. The tough weather had come through and I did my best to protect the inside of the house. With them working together on one and me working on another, we doubled the work that could be done. Violet would visit for breakfast and lunch, while Ruben would eat dinner and help...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 33

Davik When I awoke, my body seemed to be reacting to the highly erotic dream. The dream felt different than most, like the dreams that had Brenson appear in them, but I was unsure what it meant. Perhaps the lingering feelings for them had manifested in the dream, but it felt so real and it made me yearn to see them again. I closed my eyes, dropping myself into my meditative state, hoping that it would help to alleviate the erection that the dream had caused. If Brenson were to come in and...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 2 As the Waning Moon SetsChapter 8

The next three months were a bit of a blur as my days were full of exercise and training. I would wake up each morning, with one of the sisters in bed with me. Thankfully, my clothing seemed to remain on, but their clothing seemed to lessen. They would notice the effect it had on me and giggle in response. After a light kiss on the lips, they would saunter out of the room to get ready. I would make my way downstairs to a nice hearty breakfast and a table full of friends. The day’s tasks would...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 1 Beneath the Blood MoonChapter 16

I laid my eyes on her once again, I was lucky that such a beautiful creature loved me as much as she did. I only hoped that I would be worthy of that love. I spent the rest of the night just watching her, as I waited for the sun to begin its journey through the sky. Just after dawn, Violet woke up, stretching her beautiful body, and greeted me with a warm smile. She gave me a soft, passionate kiss, got out of the bed, and left the room. A short time later, she returned with a tray of...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 2 As the Waning Moon SetsChapter 17

As the shock from the contents of the letter wore off, anger filled me at the audacity of the person sending these people after me. I did not know what I had done to warrant this level of aggression and I was not the only person that was affected by this, as he was toying with the lives of so many people. I had to stop him before any more people fell victim to his malicious intent and Ilane noticed the seething anger I was feeling. “What is the matter, Davik?” Ilane asked, a confused look on...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 6

“How long has it been?” The woman before me asked softly. “You have grown into a fine young man, Davik.” My eyes narrowed, “It has been ten years, but this is not possible. You were not Voguel, nor should this be able to occur like this. I have dreamt of my mother often over the years, but you are nothing like her. So, end your mindless tricks and show me who you really are.“ The woman’s eyes twinkled, a small amount of pride appeared in her eyes and she shook her finger at me. “Ahh, ahh,...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 16

As I entered the back of the wagon, I fought to clear my head of the feelings her appearance was dredging up from the recesses of my mind. She looked so much like my mother had when I was young, and if felt the yearning a child has to be embraced by their mother. I had thought that she had made herself resemble my mother through manipulation, a way of adjusting my dreamscape to benefit her agenda. Now I believed that she merely used it, knowing through the dreamscapes connection that she...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 24

We cut our way through another dozen Voguel before we reached the end of the scent trail. We turned right down a fork corridor and found an open door. My senses told me there was at least one person inside. But there could have been more. Lillian, however, confirmed that there was only one and her demeanor meant that it was our former captive. I slowly walked into the room and saw multiple cells, one of which was open. I approached the open door to find her in chains. There was a dead body on...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 3 A New Moon RisesChapter 14

The sheepish look that was on Violet’s face quickly turned into one of blinding rage. She tried to force her way inside, and looked to want to attack Lillian, until I grabbed her. She kicked and hit my arms and shoulders violently, but I was really surprised when she sank her teeth into my arm. I cried out in pain, but I did not let her out of my grasp, afraid she might hurt Lillian. “Let me go, Davik! The bitch needs to pay for taking what is mine! If you do not let me go, I will...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 4

I felt drained as I sat on the bed and, though they were only pricks of the skin, the experience was enough to make me lightheaded. However, it was the mixing of the blood that had left me feeling drained. Lillian had said that I would feel better with some rest and left with the others to help Janet. The plan was to complete the rest of the procedure with the ladies in their respective rooms. That way they would be able to rest on their beds as the change occurred. The biggest issue would...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 2 As the Waning Moon SetsChapter 20

“Ruben! What in the seven hells are you doing? Why did you kill Trent and what do you mean - ‘unless he finds you’?” Ruben wiped the blood off his sword, using the leg of Trent’s pants, as if it were nothing more than an inconvenience. This arrogant display only further angered me, at his disrespectful attitude more so then the heinous act he had just performed. “I am truly sorry, Davik, but he had to die, as do you. I did not want to have to do this, but I do not have any choice in the...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 2 As the Waning Moon SetsChapter 21

I flashed in and out of consciousness, not sure where I was or what state I was in. I could feel the sensation of being carried, but I was so fatigued I could barely move. I had been fed something to drink and the effects of the poisons seemed to have been lessened by it. The next time I had come back into consciousness, I felt like my body was burning up; I had never felt a fever such as this and I struggled to try and get some help, but my body would not move. I could hear arguing on the...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 8

It had been nearly two months since we had left the port town of Iltha’tal and thankfully we had not run into any trouble. We had maintained the schedule of who would travel the forests and who would travel in the wagon. Of those who did travel in the wagon, the driver on duty rotated between everyone and at least one other sat to keep them company. They also kept their eyes on the forest just in case something slipped by the others. Training their skills and accessing their combat awareness...

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Blood Moon Chronicles Book 4 Many Faces of the MoonChapter 18

Aphronia walked quickly as she made her way through the dark corridors. Her cloak glided through the air as she moved quickly and purposefully through the lair, the swish of her dress caressing her legs as she made long quick strides. Her plan had not gone at all the way she hoped, but she had been able to escape with the knife and had been able to poison those bitches. She had been unsure if their threats had been genuine, but she hoped they enjoyed having their so-called cure fed to them....

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