Blue Crescent Moon
Part of her rebelled at the possessiveness in his tone… but another part, the part that had woken in her when her markings appeared, when the hunger stirred — that part understood.
“Okay,” she said finally, voice steadying. “Show me. Teach me how to survive this.”
A slow smile crept onto Nathan’s lips, sharp as a wolf’s grin.
“Good girl.”
Nathan’s sharp grin faded as his crimson eyes scanned the darkening woods. The last rays of the sun filtered through the branches, casting jagged shadows across the forest floor.
“We don’t have much time,” he said. “Nightfall’s when the hunters move. You’ve heard of them… but I doubt you’ve seen what they do.”
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