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Secret of The Blood Moon: Curse Of The Bitten by Award Winning Authors Lizzy Stevens and Steve Miller

LOS ANGELES - Californer -- New Release from Award Winning Authors Lizzy Stevens and Steve Miller

Secret of The Blood Moon: Curse Of The Bitten

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Lily Ann's whole world came crashing down the night her brother was attacked by a pack of werewolves and bitten by the Alpha. She would do anything to save him. She wouldn't lose her brother. Werewolves can only change on the blood moon which came around a few times a year. If Lily Ann was going to have any chance of saving her brother, she had to break the curse of the bitten before the blood moon. There was only one way to break the curse and just one shot at it. She was going to have to travel to Guyana and hunt down the indigenous people of the Macushi Tribe. She needed their Shaman to break the curse. There was no other way. The Shaman would need to perform a ritual on her brother. To make matters more difficult this ritual had to be performed on the night of the blood moon leaving no room for error. Lilian had a heavy burden laying on her shoulders. She had to travel across the country to Guyana and begin an extremely difficult journey. She knew that this was not going to be easy. She had to find the tribe and convince the Shaman to save her brother. As if things weren't already hard enough, she had to keep this life-threatening mission to herself. Nobody could know that her brother had been bitten. If the town's people knew they would kill him. She wouldn't let that happen. She would trust no one. Lily Ann was a strong intelligent woman, but was that enough to save her brother? Would she find the tribe in time and convince the Shaman to help her?

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