Ravaging Red
Red
Don’t go into the Hollow Woods, they warned.
Monsters lie in the shadows
Waiting to devour the innocent.
But Monsters didn’t exist and I didn’t listen.
I crossed the Veil and now he’s hunting me.
A Wolf with golden eyes and a growl that sends a thrill down my spine.
He says I am his and I belong to him.
That he’s been waiting for me.
But how could that be true?
How could I ever love a monster?
Now there’s another that stalks my nightmares.
A darkness full of evil and envy.
The only way to survive it is to let the Wolf claim me before the darkness devours us both.
Rael
I was a High Fang with no pack.
I lived a peaceful life among the monsters of the Hollow Realm.
Until she appeared, and the woods haven’t been quiet since.
The mark between monster and human is forbidden.
But her scent has shattered me.
Fire and fear, and something sweeter.
She called to the beast in me as soon as she crossed the Veil.
The Blood Moon has brought me my mate and there is no denying it.
Now she’s mine to hunt. Mine to protect.
But something else lurking in the shadows.
A creature that wants what I’ve already claimed.
It stalks and it threatens our bond.
The only way to stop it is to break all the rules.
And I will burn the Hollow down before I let it steal her from me.
Perfect for fans of dark fairy tale retellings, primal monster romance, and twisted obsession.
Ravaging Red is the first book in the Monsters of the Hollow Realm series, with a possessive hero, steamy tension, and an HEA.
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