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    Beneath the Broken Moon: Part Two: Beneath the Broken Moon, #2
    Beneath the Broken Moon: Part Two: Beneath the Broken Moon, #2
    Beneath the Broken Moon: Part Two: Beneath the Broken Moon, #2
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    Beneath the Broken Moon: Part Two: Beneath the Broken Moon, #2

    By Sarah Makela

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    Carmela Santiago only wants a loving relationship with a man who cares about her. Now she struggles to choose between the alpha werewolf she's destined for and the vampire she's enchanted by, but the wrong decision could lead to deadly consequences.

    Alpha werewolf Brendan Kelly knows there is more to his future mate than he knows, but he won't let anything or anyone get in the way when it comes to their destiny together.

    Meeting Carmela might have been a nail in vampire Derek Ashmore's coffin. However, he can't stop thinking about her regardless of the very real danger that might pose.

    This is part two in a werewolf/vampire menage serial with a cliffhanger, explicit language and sexual situations. Please read the books in order.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKissa Press LLC
    Release dateSep 2, 2015
    ISBN9781942873990
    Beneath the Broken Moon: Part Two: Beneath the Broken Moon, #2

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