Bloodmoon Chronicles
It smelled awfully peculiar, and familiar at the same time but he could not tell where he had perceived the scent of such blood from in the past.
Twice he paused, thinking it had vanished. Then it would flare up again—more distant, more elusive.
Whoever was spilling the blood wasn’t just human.
They were marked. Cursed, or blessed—Lucien wasn’t sure which. But the scent of the blood sang of prophecy and ruin.
And now, he was tethered to it. Drawn beyond hunger. Beyond curiosity.
He needed to find its source.
He looked up toward the huge trees as he made his way deeper and whispered, “You shouldn’t have bled tonight.”