"A beautiful, bold sixteen years old teenage girl by the name Clara Jackson who just only arrived at Great Hills High after she had to move away from her former School and Town due to her mother's new job, falls in love with a charming,exceptionally talented and strong boy in the name of Adams. Who actually is a werewolf.
While seeking a romantic life with this charming young man, Clara's life would change forever when she discovered a Truth about herself. She also isn't human.
Not only was she the daughter of a powerful, ruthless Hybrid she had a deadly curse placed on her when she was just a little infant and even worse she only has to her seventeen birthday to live.
Time is running out fast for the sweet Clara. She needs all the help she can get from her friends and most especially from her powerful, hybrid father if she is to survive past this.
But who exactly is this her powerful hybrid father and why is she only getting to know about him now?
Will he be willing to help her since he is ruthless?
Who actually was the one who placed a curse on her when she was little?
Find these and many more in this supernatural, romantic novel."

The Hybrid's Daughter-Red Moon The Curse

　　Having dinner with his family Adams tries to figure out the best time to share the much disturbing news to them. He was so sure this would spoil the atmosphere around the dining table for everyone, he so hated being the bearer of bad news that job was already taken by his little sister Karen. 


　　The meal of hot spaghetti and fish tasted sour in his tongue today, this is no disregard to Mrs bright, his mum cooking, who for the record is such a great cook, but Adams's mind was busy trying it's best to process everything that would soon become his new reality that his taste buds seems not functioning.


　　The dinner was going normal, Karen as usual was complaining about something that happened to her in school while Mr and Mrs Bright just simply nodded their heads to everything she said, pretending to be listening to whatever the hell she was saying. Not that they don't care but Karen complains a lot, especially insignificant matter.


Chapter 16