 I'm fangirling here. I love LOVE this series. Ms. Centeno has such a vivid world where two people are kept apart by more than differences, but their own secrets. This latest story, like her first in the series, Secrets of the Moon, is told from Marjorie's point of view and gives us some details on her thoughts and feelings as well as the cliffhanger about Kyran's twin. But I'll let her book tell you the rest.... Blurb: During her darkest hour, will she find the courage to seek the light? Marjorie has eluded both capture and death yet again, but her days are numbered. The old threat has resurfaced to endanger everyone she cares for and only a forged alliance with a member of royal blood will guarantee their safety and hers. However, in the midst of accepting who she is, Marjorie has to come to terms with the fact that those she considered friends may be anything but, and the mother she thought dead may have been missing against her will. A relationship in turmoil, a storm brewing in the distance, a shattered tranquility...will she find the courage to save her loved ones even if that means losing her humanity? Excerpt: I sat on the edge of Kyran’s bed, with the huge book containing historical facts about the ValKhazar family on my lap, turning page after page, skimming through the contents of the first 100 pages. A lot of the written material was in reference to the queen, Ellora ValKhazar. Apparently, she was the one suspected of passing down her genetic differences to her descendants. Beginning with her sons Dorian and the infamous, Lykos. In reality, I was only reading about Ellora because I was trying not to turn to the page where my mother’s painted portrait supposedly was. After Bray shared one of the many memories he had of Mom, I was more than a little hesitant. Seeing it would confirm what I already suspected. Bray was being truthful. Mom was his cousin, granddaughter of the queen herself. Denying our bloodline seemed pointless. Chances that Mom kept her identity secret along with mine in order to protect me—well, that was something a concerned, caring mother would do for a child. Did she leave to protect me? Or was I trying to cover the sun with one finger? Deep down I wanted to believe her departure had everything to do with this war brewing and her need to protect her only child, but doubts filled my head with all kinds of different scenarios and what if’s. Alone, I could finally release some of the pent up anger and frustration I’d been feeling for a while now. My mother? An immortal descendant of a royal werewolf family? Of all the scenarios I’d imagined, this had honestly never crossed my mind as being the reason why she abandoned me. Am I right? You want to buy it! Here's the links: Amazon All Romance Ebooks B&N Kobo  And here's some information on Kristy Centeno, if you want to bug her about what happens next.....or ask her to keep writing more!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Kristy Centeno is an author of paranormal romance, young adult, new adult, horror, and contemporary romance. She has always had a passion for books and after years of being an avid reader, she decided to transform her desire to write into a reality and thus, her first novel was born. In her journey to create memorable reads, she has delved into several genres, creating fictional characters meant to entice readers and captivate the mind. She is currently working on finishing off the Secrets of the Moon saga among other projects, which include sequels to her published work. When she’s not busy taking care of her five children or holding down the fort, she finds time to sit and do what she loves the most: writing. Website: http://booksbycenteno.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/KristyCenteno Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/KrissyGirl122 Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/KristyCenteno Blog: http://therightbook4u.blogspot.com Amazon Author Page: http://www.amazon.com/author/kristycenteno Linked In: www.linkedin.com/in/kristycenteno/ Skillpages: http://www.skillpages.com/kristy.centeno Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/krissygirl122/ Comments are closed.
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