Savage Moon
Author: LucienObsidian
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When the crimson moon rises, blood is bound to be spilled.
In the isolated town of Cedar Hollow, Lyra Hawthorne fights a secret battle against the savage beast within her veins. As heir to a long-forgotten lineage of ancient werewolves, Lyra has spent her life suppressing her primal instincts.
But when a brutal new pack descends upon the town, led by a monstrous Alpha with godlike powers, Lyra realizes that hiding will no longer save her — or anyone she loves.
To survive the savage moon, Lyra must embrace her darkest nature, gather unlikely allies, and unearth a hidden prophecy that marks her as the only one capable of ending the bloodshed… or becoming the very monster she fears.
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Savage Moon by LucienObsidian is a gripping, atmospheric thriller that masterfully blends horror, suspense, and raw emotion. From the first page, the novel immerses readers in a dark, untamed world where survival feels primal and urgent. LucienObsidian’s writing is vivid and brutal, painting haunting images that linger long after the final chapter. The characters are complex and relatable, especially the protagonist, whose struggles with inner demons mirror the monstrous threats lurking in the wilderness. The pacing is relentless, keeping the tension high without sacrificing depth or detail. Themes of transformation, identity, and the blurred line between humanity and savagery are explored with intelligence and heart. Savage Moon is more than just a horror story; it’s a study of resilience and the primal instincts hidden within us all. Fans of visceral, thought-provoking thrillers will find it impossible to put down. A must-read for those who crave darkness and meaning in equal measure. Hopefully more books to come? :)
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