THE BANISHED LUNA
And why… why did those eyes feel so achingly familiar?
When they finally broke through a curtain of frost-laden pines, Aria nearly stumbled into him. Before them stretched a deep ravine, a jagged wound in the earth. A single fallen tree spanned its width, its trunk slick with ice.
The black wolf turned to her, silver eyes catching what little light there was. “Cross.”
She froze. “That? Are you insane?”
His gaze hardened, and for a moment she swore she saw a flicker of impatience—perhaps even the ghost of a smirk. “Unless you’d rather wait for the rogues to find your trail.”