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Flame In The Crescent Moon
Hardcover
Publisher: Silver Spoon Publishing LLC
Published: Sep 13 2025
Pages: 396
Weight: 1.50
Height: 1.00 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
He was bitten by fate. She was bound by prophecy. Together, they could save the Wild, or set it ablaze.
Malik Carter was a New Orleans rapper chasing dreams until the night a werewolf bite changed everything. Now his blood carries untamed power, deadly secrets, and the fire of a destiny written long before his birth.
Crystal Doucet has always known the prophecy: the scroll, the bite, the war. Trained to protect the bloodline, she is the only one who can guide Malik through the awakening inside him, but as their bond deepens from duty into desire, they become more than protectors of the future. They become its flame.
Hunted by rogue wolves, betrayed by those in power, and haunted by a past tied to prophecy, Malik and Crystal must unite fractured packs and awaken ancient magic, or risk losing everything to the coming war.
Perfect for fans of urban fantasy, paranormal romance, and supernatural sagas like The Originals and A Discovery of Witches, Flame in the Crescent Moon begins an epic journey of love, prophecy, and power set in the heart of New Orleans.
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