Lilith Mercury, Werewolf Hunter Series (Boxed Set, Books 1-3, Werewolf Romance) by Tracey H. Kitts

Author:Tracey H. Kitts
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: witches & wizards, boxed set, werewolves & shifters, vampire romance, collections & anthologies, dark fantasy, horror, mythology, folklore, werewolf romance, dark fantasy romance
Publisher: Tracey H. Kitts
Published: 2016-10-26T00:00:00+00:00

THE DREAD MOON

By

Tracey H. Kitts

Chapter One

The smell of coffee woke me early, and I wasn’t entirely happy about it. But, the longer I breathed in the tantalizing aroma, the more I wanted a cup. Thunder rumbled outside, and due to the storm, it was still dark. I could have slept really well for at least a few more hours. However, good coffee like good men should never be wasted. Good coffee isn’t always easy to find, but a good man is even harder to come by. Then again, I had an unfair advantage. All I had to do was go into the kitchen to find both.

It had been a week since the announcement that werewolves were indeed real, and they could be your next door neighbor. For the most part, I had to say people were handling the news well. Maybe they were in shock.

As for me, all was well except perhaps my dreams. I kept dreaming about a man, a particular man. I have dreamed of him off and on since I was sixteen. I guess you could say he is quite literally the man of my dreams, and he had showed up twice in the past two days. First, I dreamed he was lying beside me in bed with his arms wrapped tightly around me. I felt safe until I realized what was going on. I woke up startled, almost expecting to find a strange man in my bed. I was relieved to find Alfred instead.

The next day I fell asleep on the sofa downstairs. This time, I dreamed I was falling, only it felt more like floating. He was telling me to fall, to let myself fall. “It is all right. I will catch you.” I felt myself floating down to him and he caught me. I never doubted that he would. Never once did I feel any fear, nor did I ever expect to hit the ground. All I can tell you after nearly a lifetime of dreams is that he is tall, dark, and ravishing. But lately, upon awakening, I could almost see his face. I know that sounds strange. I’ve been dreaming of the man for years and I can’t tell you what his face looks like. It’s like this, in my dreams I see him clearly. However, once I’m awake, I can’t describe him.

I flopped onto my back with a sigh. I’d fallen asleep in Alfred’s downstairs bedroom the night before. The sheets were cool in the places where I hadn’t touched, and I stretched until my toes reached the cool bits of cover near the edge of the bed.

“Lilith,” I heard Alfred’s voice call from the kitchen.

He had left the door open, and his voice echoed down the hall. I threw my arm over my eyes. He’d left the bed curtains open too. Alfred called me again and I growled. It was bad enough the sun was in my face, but why did we have to get up so damn early?

“What?” I asked.

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