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The Twelve Ideas of Christmas #5

The Moonrise Trilogy

From Novel #1 Synopsis:

No one in the outside world knows that the residents of Frenchman’s Pass, a remote Colorado mountain town, are Ahnclann, immortal wolf-like beasts who take human form in daylight. Town sheriff Ethan Jemmet wants to keep it that way, too. Although a quirk of genetics has kept Ethan forever locked in a human body, he knows only too well the dangers of exposing the town’s secrets. In human form the Ahnclann are almost as vulnerable as any mortal, but as beasts they are unparalleled hunter-killers.

The only human Ethan trusts is his lover, Valori Trovatella, whose erotic effect on him is as strong as her unwavering loyalty and affection. Ethan wants Lori as his mate, but she’s still a stranger to his people, who distrust her. Colleen Clayton, an Ahnclann female who has always wanted Ethan, stirs up trouble by claiming that Lori is only interested in selling out the pack to the human world. Ethan’s unruly twin brother Nathan only makes matters worse when he proposes they try to change her into Ahnclann.

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The Moonrise paranormal romance trilogy was another pitch of mine that NY passed on. It spins off the story from Frostfire and features the secondary characters of Ethan and Nathan Jemmet, Valori Trovatella and the residents of Frenchman's Pass. It's also a kinda-sorta menage romance. I outlined three full-length novels but never got a chance to write them. I'd probably write all three because, well, trilogy. :)

The Moonrise Trilogy is Idea #5.

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nightsmusic said…
I like werewolves! I actually have one done and the second 3/4 done in a regency werewolf...
December 17, 2019 at 3:31 PM
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