The Huntress - Luna Eileen

The Huntress - Luna Eileen

By:  Drew Archeron  Ongoing
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The Huntress - Luna Eileen follows a young Celtic witch living with her coven in the wilderness of Alaska in the late 1960's. She is about to find out that the world is far stranger than she or even her elders ever believed. Celtic gods, werewolves, and more come together in this witchy romance.

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Tucker Duke
When will you finish this story and the others?
2023-05-02 00:23:33
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Sway
Books like this one should be promoted more! It's a nice twist on popular genres and it deserves all the love! Great writing, incredible setting and a story well constructed! Read this and tou won't regret it!
2023-02-13 21:34:43
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Kappa
I really love the way the author wrote this. It's truly unique and takes a fresh spin on the genre. Everyone should be reading this. Absolute gem of a work.
2022-08-03 07:49:16
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lohse_
This take on the werewolf genre is great! The setting does wonders for the story and werewolves in general, and the author's writing style is easy to read without being boring. Definitely an interesting book.
2022-07-19 23:47:07
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Angelis
Very nice writing style. The author is able to portray scenes in a vivid way and bring them to life. I would suggest to keep the flow going throughout the chapter. If not possible then put the time skip in the next chapter.
2022-07-19 00:18:46
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Annastasia
Great story, love the use of Celtic lore
2022-06-24 04:19:40
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Robin
Great story so far!
2022-06-20 21:35:45
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Robin
I am loving this book! Such a great story!
2022-05-15 02:20:12
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Desiree Glascoe
Normally not a witch/werewolf fan but this novel held my interest. The history research done by the author makes the characters more real. I’m really enjoying the suspense, surprise, humor and the love scenes are pretty hot and descriptive. Keep up the good work!
2022-02-17 23:06:15
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Drew Archeron
my other stories are on my meganovel profile. available here by searching Rejected Billionaire.
2022-01-30 04:49:37
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Tanya Allcorn
Do you want to read something interesting with that werewolf vibes this is for you don't miss it
2022-08-23 20:46:12
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Light
Werewolves and witches? EPIC! This is finally a romance with some plot to it!
2022-08-23 20:12:50
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Light
WOW, don’t normally read werewolf tales but this one took me by surprise. the Alaskan wilderness is such a fun setting for this tale! Cannot wait to see what happens with Eileen!
2022-08-23 20:01:54
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Kingkp
WOW, don’t normally read werewolf tales but this one took me by surprise. the Alaskan wilderness is such a fun setting for this tale! Cannot wait to see what happens with Eileen!
2022-08-23 20:00:26
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Kyrell
I love the idea of werewolves and I’m excited for more. I,m a sucker for mythology so I’m definitely invested
2022-08-23 08:39:59
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53 Chapters

A child of Destiny

Alaska, 1950On a cloudless December night, the stars shone brightly in the sky over northern Alaska. The moon was nowhere to be seen. Tonight would truly be a moonless night then. A woman screamed from within the cabin and midwives hurried to tend the pregnancy.“Agnus, are the wards secure?”“Yes, and we have several hunters standing guard.”“Damn, why couldn’t the child come a day earlier. What a fates forsaken night. May the three-faced goddess still watch over us in this dark hour.”The birthing was hard and it wasn’t until the darkest hour of the night that the villagers heard the tell-tale cry of a baby girl pierce the night air. She had a healthy set of lungs on her, that was for sure.In the corner, the old crone, Enid, who the coven considered their seer, began to shake violently. Her eyes rolled back until only white could be seen. In an eerie chanting lilt, “O
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The Visiter

As we approached the village, I felt Makya’s arms wrap around me as he leaned in close, his chin on my shoulder. I shivered at his touch and he held me closer. He then spoke into my ear, just loud enough to be heard over the noise of the sled. “Do I need to drop you at home, or do you want to come to town with us?”I sighed. I was hoping his nearness was one of affection but with Makya, everything was utilitarian. “I probably need to be home. It’s the full moon tonight.”I felt him twist to look at me as he pointed to his ear, indicating he couldn’t hear a word I was saying. I smacked his arm and cupped my hand in a (c), mouth to ear, signing home. I could feel him nod and then raise his arm to signal Dakota. They stopped the dogs a few feet from my aunt’s house, which was situated near the edge of town. The whole coven had built manors out this way and so we had become a community of our own. The native tribe, the Ainnea
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The Hunt

Aunt Rihanna seemed hell-bent on keeping me inside this full moon. Perhaps it was the visitor that had her so bent out of shape. Breanna left a bowl of soup for me on the top step around mid-day but they kept the door shut for another full night. I guess it was a good thing I told Makya the day after to come to find me. When the light finally came down the stairs, my stomach was growling so loud, I am amazed it didn’t scare the whole woods to silence. No one was in sight when I climbed the stairs. They must have simply unlocked the door and gone about their lives, not even bothering to check if I was still alive. I dumped my bowl in the kitchen and went to my room. I started throwing on layers and thanked the goddess my idiot family had been kind enough to simply dump my gear on my bed, which meant it was packed and ready, though a bit stale from use. I checked my rifle sleeve and was relieved to find it was all in order. I went to my closet and fished around in the
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Daughter of the hunt

On the second day of our hunt, Dekota and Eris decided to take their team farther east to look for tracks. It was unlikely they would find any as everything the other hunters have seen told us north but it would be better to have them there to flank north if needed.Makya kept Zophiel circling high above us, scouting for any sights as we raced north. Shortly after noon, Zophiel let out a pieces screech, bringing the team to a halt. I looked up to see Zophiel wheeling over the next ridge.“There is a clearing, what? Around 1000 meters over that rise isn’t there?”Makya looked at a small map he always had with him. “From what I can tell, that should be right. We camped there two summers ago, right?”“That’s what I am thinking.” I climbed out of the sled, already missing its warmth, and pulled out my rifle.“Not taking dad’s gift?” Makya teased.“You are welcome to carry it
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Ambush!

I closed my eyes against the biting wind as Makya mushed the team back into motion. Our sled slid along the snow path. We continued north for two more days without seeing signs of a wolf pack in the area and finally turned back southwest toward the village. Makya sent Zophiel to alert Dekota and Eris to meet us along the road. With luck, they would cross our path in a day or two just before the village. As dusk settled on our fifth day out, I built our cook fire while Makya set the tent up. A creek wound its way through the woods not far from our camp, giving the dogs easy access to the cold water. The embers were finally starting to burn off the damp from the snow when the ears of every dog in the team went flat. A low growl resonated from each of their throats as I scanned the tree line. “Makya?!” I said in a loud whisper. He looked over at me, and then to the trees trying to see what the dogs were alerted to. He reached over to the sled and slid out his ri
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Village Trades

Green tinted light cut through my eyelids. A heavy weight lay across me, pressing me down into the bedroll. I tried to push it off only to realize it was Makya’s arm. As my eyes adjusted, the canvas tent come into view only inches from my face. Makya must have moved us inside when the fire died down. His warm body was pressed up close against my back.I suppose I could manage to bear the weight of his limbs a little longer. The warm breath against my neck sent a shiver down my spine. Makya stirred and the weight lifted from my chest. My lungs gladly accepted the fresh intake of air, but I let out a groan of displeasure as the warmth of his body moved away from me. Makya rolled out of the bedroll and began pulling on layers without a word.“Time to go already?”“You awake? Well, with your leg injury we need to get you back as soon as possible. I am sending Zophiel to find Dekota and Eris. They need to know about the wolves and how they are
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Quinn Manner

Homecoming to Quinn manner was anything but joyous. Aunt Rihanna stood on the porch with her arms on her hips as if she was ready to berate me into the five hells and then sacrifice me to Morrigan the chooser. The white pillars of the manor porch were a stark contrast to her black dress and furs.“About time you returned. I see your boy has brought you back, though I don’t suppose you managed to keep yourself in one piece.”“And what is that suppose to imply?” I snapped, climbing off the sled and unpacking my gear.“It means that suiters are not going to want a girl like you, if they suspect you have lost your virtue,” a slight lilt slipping into her accent with her anger.I glanced at Makya, mortification likely burning up my cheeks. “Aunt Rihanna, What suiters could you possibly be worried about out here?”“The Coven expects you to carry on the bloodline. The Quinn family has been respec
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Alpha Arvin

As the sled passed the outer markers of the Coven’s lands, Selena stepped out from behind a tree. Makya halted the sled not far from her. “Selena?” I asked. “What are you doing out here?” “Checking the wards, girl.” I looked back at Makya, “I will be fine. Thank you for the ride.” “You sure?” I climbed out and nodded. “I need to ask questions anyway.” “Well, ring the bell tomorrow and I will come find you.” Makya mushed the small team and disappeared down the road. “Nice lad, that.” Selena said from behind me. I spun to find Selena standing right behind me. “Ah, Selena. You said you were checking the wards. Would you be willing to show me?” Selena eyes me speculatively. “You have rarely taken an interest in the craft. Has something changed to peek your interest? Some spark of power?” I debated how much to tell her. She was the matron I trusted the most, but that only meant a notch more than not at all. “
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Cernunnos' s bless?

I snorted as Aunt Rhianna sat at the far end of the table and began cutting into my venison. Cernunnos? Was she blessing them to all start having kids or something? The horned lord had already provided this bounty. What was she on about invoking him in his role as fertility god?“Something humorous?” Arvin asked.I held up a bid of leg bone. “Aside from this bone? My aunt’s choice in blessing.”“Ah, Cernunnos. You are not pleased in her choice?”“Unless you are looking to have kids in the next year, Cernunnos has already done his work by providing the meal. I think this is some of the buck I killed two weeks ago.” I regretted those words about as soon as the left my mouth. The hungry, lustful gaze that raked over me made my skin crawl.“If you are interested in following your Cernunnos’ guidance, I am certainly not opposed.” He purred, low, and guttural. “I understand you
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you need to go

When the door finally creaked open, it was my cousin, Breanna, who looked down at me with wide eyes. “You need to go.” “What?” “Find your native friend, and go. I packed some things for you. Go to your room and change, but you need to be gone in like ten minutes, Eileen.” “Breanna, what is going on?” “I want a chance at a life that is not here, Eileen. And Arvin is willing to offer that. but not if you are here. So, go!” I looked into Breanna’s muddled eyes and saw what I thought was a glimmer of desperation, and possibly hope. None of the mischievous, strong willed Breanna I had known. However, I also had heard the men outside the window and was not about to pass up the chance she was offering me. “Thank you, Breanna. I will remember this.” “See that you do.” There was a hint of sorrow in that remark that I couldn’t quite understand. I dashed upstairs and pulled on my thick furs. Breanna had already laid out so
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