Rising From The Ashes (Book 2 of the Blood Moon Saga)

  • Genre： Werewolf
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  • Status： Completed

  • Rating(3.8 / 5.0) ★
In the captivating tale of Drake and Lilly, their love story embodies unwavering loyalty and fierce dedication, binding them together in an extraordinary life they've built. However, their deep connection only amplifies the daunting challenges that threaten to test them to their limits. As they confront obstacles seemingly insurmountable, they find themselves pushing their strength and resilience to new heights. Join them on their journey, witnessing their worlds expand and their love deepen, transcending all expectations. Their lives become a testament to the power of love amidst a harsh, cutthroat reality. This story, filled with intense, sexually explicit scenes, and poignant moments like death, violence, abuse, war, child abuse, sexual assault, and heartbreaking losses, carries a heavy emotional weight. I'll strive to update daily once my contract is finalized. Don't forget to share your thoughts and ratings with us. For more updates, visit our Facebook page at J.D_Novel's. Thank you for your support!

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  1. FantasyDragon
    FantasyDragon rated it
    A definite follow up to a great read
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  1. Megabyte
    Megabyte rated it
    awesome chaps. keep it up
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  1. Vindamaroonpmq
    Vindamaroonpmq rated it
    From 1 to 10 ....I give it a 3
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  1. AlmightyAzor
    AlmightyAzor rated it
    What I meant is not that it is bad or anything. Any additional skills are good, but their love for English is a bit exaggerated. In my country learning English as second language is pretty much compulsory and everyone will know it to a certain extent, at least a few words. Even my grandma tried to learn just because it is useful. But in novels it is often praised not as must-have, but elite skill, like learning piano or calligraphy. For example in-laws despised the bride because of her low background, but then her aunt went on stage and congratulated her in English instead of Chinese and they don't despise the bride that much anymore. Even though her aunt is just a teacher and don't really use language skills anywhere else. But if she was physics teacher - no way she will get the same treatment. Such exaggeration is a bit absurd and really common, that's why I started talking about it
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