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A forbidden fated mates romance pairing a protective werewolf with a strong witch amid family interference, magical training, pack loyalty and an enchanted artefact under threat.
She chose her wolf, so her father is sending her somewhere wolves aren't welcome.
Clare has spent years accepting her father's overprotectiveness, but his refusal to accept Stuart as her mate finally pushes her too far. She chooses Stuart and a life on pack land, trusting that her father will eventually see how deeply they belong together.
Instead, Alex uses his influence with the magical elders to have Clare sent to an Irish coven for advanced training. Refusal means losing access to her magic. The coven is openly hostile to shifters, Stuart is barred from accompanying her, and Clare's former boyfriend Lawrence has secured a place on the same course.
Stuart has no intention of leaving his mate undefended. With his Alpha's support, he finds a way to Ireland, where the coven superiors ask him to protect a rare enchanted coin. Someone wants its power badly enough to betray the people guarding it, drawing Stuart, his brother Owen and Clare into a conflict fuelled by old prejudice and ruthless ambition.
Stuart will challenge her father, the coven and every rule separating them, but keeping Clare and the coin safe may demand the one price she can't bear him to pay.
His Sacrifice is Book 3 in the Blood Moon Series, perfect for readers who love Nalini Singh and Kresley Cole, wolf and witch pairings, forbidden fated mates, touch-her-and-die heroes and supernatural family drama.
Contains mature themes
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Praise for the Blood Moon Series:
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A page-turner with sizzling chemistry, intense emotions, and a fierce heroine.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The story is intense, exciting and often surprising.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The roller-coaster of a story will have you laughing, crying and on the edge of your seat.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I laughed, cried and never wanted the story to end.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Such a wonderful storyteller and a wonderful British writer.
D. E. Bartley lives in Wales, UK, with her husband, three feral boys, two cats and a budgie. To say her home is a madhouse would be an understatement, but she wouldn’t have it any other way.
When Bartley isn’t working nights, running around after her tribe or driving her husband up the wall, she can be found reading and hoarding books like a magpie hoards shiny things.