Children of the Moon book 8A Highland wolf shifter. A suffragette with a cause. A marriage of convenience that becomes anything but. Éamon MacLeod, Scottish earl and alpha of his pack, has no interest in love or true mates. But his stepfather's will leaves him little choice: marry an Englishwoman within the year or forfeit the fortune needed to improve his estates and support his pack. He attends the Season with a list of practical requirements for a wife and finds the perfect candidate in Lady Catherine. His wolf approves.Goodreads+9lucymonroe.com+9lucymonroe.com+9 Labeled "The Ordinary" in her first season, Lady Catherine is a suffragette who abhors the loss of a woman's few legal rights to marriage. Nevertheless, she finds Éamon intriguing—irresistible even—until he makes his insulting proposal. He's determined to have her for his wife and his mate. She's determined to keep her freedom unless he loves her. It's a contest of wills that even an alpha wolf shifter isn't guaranteed to win. A compelling addition to the Children of the Moon series, blending historical romance with paranormal elements and a guaranteed happily ever after. Praise for Highlander's Moon: ★★★★★ “I really enjoyed this book as I have all the others in this series. It is a real page turner. I hope Lucy continues bringing us more stories about the shifters.” — Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★ “A delightful blend of historical romance and paranormal elements. Éamon and Catherine's story is both passionate and empowering.” — Goodreads Reviewer ★★★★★ “Lucy Monroe delivers another captivating tale in the Children of the Moon series. The characters are well-developed, and the story is engaging from start to finish.” — Goodreads Reviewer Note from author: Highlander's Moon was previously published as Annabelle's Courtship, but has been rewritten for the Children of the Moon world, with a different ending and other significant changes. Long time readers of that series will be happy to hear that characters from previous COTM books will be making an appearance.
