Emerald Moon by DeAnna Kinney

Author:DeAnna Kinney [Kinney, DeAnna]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kinney Publishing
Published: 2020-02-13T06:00:00+00:00

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Ren had not hesitated when Emerald asked to hold his ring. He wanted her to know about him, about who he was. But once she had slipped the ring onto her slight finger, her body had reacted violently. He heard her deep gasp and her head whipped back.

He’d jerked the truck off to the side of the road. He knew something was very wrong.

He took her in his arms and cradled her head, calling her name, but she wouldn’t respond. Wherever she was, she was far away from him. Her beautiful eyes were rolling around, up, down, back and forth wildly—and then she went still. This is what scared him the most. She wasn’t moving. He pressed his head to her chest. Yes, she was still breathing.

“Em! Emerald!” he called.

Beta was whining loudly, but Ren couldn’t tear his eyes from the girl. She had become important to him, more important than he could even admit.

As if remembering, he reached for her hand and the ring on her small finger. He gave it a tug and it came free.

Emerald gulped in air fast and hard, sitting up and gazing at him as if stunned. Her eyes were wide, and the green was almost glowing.

“Emerald! Are you okay?”

“I-I’m okay.”

“What happened?” he asked, rubbing the tears from both her cheeks. “Where did you go?”

She glanced down at the ring in his hand. “The ring.”

He followed her gaze.

“The ring is what did it.”

“It was crafted by my people,” he said, turning it around in his hand. “It was made from the Sarsanac tree, a most beloved tree in my kingdom.”

“It pulled me into the vision. It triggered my gift.”

“Your gift?”

Emerald then told him all about her vision and what her birth mother had told her.

When she finished her story, Ren was deep in thought. He knew she was telling him the truth, but he wasn’t sure what it all meant just yet. He sensed that his role in it all was going to be more than just simply protecting Emerald, but he was up for the challenge. His family had believed that the fae should protect the earthly realm if at all possible and he would do just that.

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