“Dance of the Hunter’s Moon” By Amanda LeMayBlog Tour
Oct. 30, 2018 – November 12, 2018
Dance Of The Hunter’s Moon
(Sakana Series Bk #3)
Amanda LeMay
Blurb:
Jules Havarr is a Breeder. For her, it’s a problem. Smaller than other wolves, she grew up feeling inferior to her pack mates. It didn’t help that males tended to avoid her, or looked down on her as though she were unworthy of attention. When a visiting Breeder extends an invitation to breed, Jules accepts his offer, even though it means leaving her home, friends, family, and pack behind.
Breeding at the Moon Dance is an honor she can’t refuse.
That is, until the moment she meets Sorin Campion, and a rare and ancient bond binds them together. She knows it in her heart, feels it deep in her soul. This male is her sakana, and she’s all in.
The only problem? The Breeder whose invitation she recently accepted is Sorin’s twin brother.
Sorin is a dead wolf walking. He’s suffered tragedy and heartbreak that left a lasting reminder of all he’s lost burned into his flesh. He’s lived the past few decades barely existing.
Can the sakana bond he shares with Jules awaken him from his misery, and bring purpose and hope back into his lonely life?
While exploring their love for one another, Sorin and Jules are tested by a dangerous ongoing threat to their pack. A dark and vengeful enemy may tear them, and their new found happiness, apart.
At seventy-five, Sorin Campion had spent the last thirty-four years of his life in a haze of misery.Burned into his hands was the evidence of the fire that took his first mate’s life. Living with theguilt that he hadn’t run back into the burning house to save her ate at him little by little until thelast thing he wanted to do was live one more day. His twin brother, Taber, dragged him fromLake Crescent, Washington to Albuquerque, New Mexico for a Moon Dance Celebration, andwhen Sorin met Juliana, he felt the sakana bond take hold. Though he tried to fight theconnection, tried to leave her behind, the pain of walking away from her brings him back to life.Sorin was forced into making choices he’d never dreamed he would make—choices that wouldchange his life and the life of his new mate. Now, Sorin must find a way to cut away the guilthe’d dragged along with him for so many years and become the male, the sakana, Julianadeserves.
Dance of the Hunter’s Moon
© Amanda LeMay 2018
Before Sorin, I’d never had a boyfriend. I’d never been in love. I’d never even been kissed.
If he’d taken the chance to save Aliza, we wouldn’t be spending one second in each other’s arms, enjoying anything as simple as the rain, the far-away flashes of lightning and rumble of intermittent thunder.
Because of our ancient, unbreakable bond, what we shared was more than a simple, physical connection. Making love was more than an act of giving and receiving pleasure. Every touch, every kiss, every smile he gave me, healed something inside of me, and slowly but surely erased every negative thought I’d held so close to my heart that kept me from being all I could be. I’d lived my life convinced I was inferior to the members of my pack, a runt with no purpose or place, and no amount of praise or encouragement from those who loved me could make me believe otherwise.
All that changed the second I met Sorin.
My mate.
My sakana.
My broken warrior.
Through our connection, I knew I wasn’t the only one healing. The pain he had lived through for so long was something I wouldn’t wish on anyone.
I made him smile. I made him laugh. I made him want to live again.
More than anything, whatever I gave to him that helped heal his broken heart, he gave back to me, and so much more.
I loved this male. I loved him so deeply, so purely, if something happened to him, if he were to die…I wouldn’t be as strong. The pain of losing him would kill me.
“Sorin…” Warm tears trickled down my face as he turned to pull me into his arms.
He whispered against my lips, “You’re tearing my heart out, beautiful.”
He kissed me, slowly at first with soft, full lips, then deeply, with long, dragging sweeps of his tongue against mine.
I wrapped my arms around his neck and held on as his mouth moved from my lips to my neck, trailing kisses all the way to my mating mark.
“Love you, Juliana. Love you so much.”
Instead of replying, a strangled sob burst from my lungs and I buried my face in his shoulder.
His teeth grazed my skin. “I think it’s time I take you back to bed.”
Sniffling, I nodded. “Yes, it is.”
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