Review: Bloodmoon by Aurora Whittet

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Just months shy of her claiming at Carrowmore and fulfilling a centuries-old prophecy, werewolf Ashling Boru has stepped into her role as the Crimson Queen. She finally has the support of her pack and her love for Grey is stronger than ever.
But it's not easy being queen. Ashling's guardian, Baran, has been captured by the Dvergars, a family of evil wolves who will stop at nothing to possess Ashling's power and destroy everything--and everyone--she loves. Ashling must unite the clans and build an army to stand against the Dvergars before it's too late. Unfortunately, the Dvergars also have armies of the darkest creatures the world has ever known.
Shadows loom, growing ever larger as generations of pack secrets begin to unfold. Ashling's people, the humans they protect, and Old Mother Earth herself all hang in the balance of Ashling's choices. Will Ashling have to forsake her true love to save the world? And will she have the strength to do it?
Bloodmoon is the thrilling conclusion to the Bloodmark Saga.

This is book three in the Bloodmark Saga and should be read in order.

Ashling Boru has a lot of weight on her shoulders. As the Crimson Queen she has many decisions to make, and her decisions will impact all of the packs that she will rule over. Baran needs to be rescued from the Bloodrealms. How closely she’s tied to Grey needs to remain secret. She also has to find a few women who will be instrumental to her claiming at the Rock.

Time is running out. Lives hang in the balance. Evil is on their doorstep. Can Ashling do everything needed to save all of the wolves along with the humans, or will their enemies win in the end?

This book was full of action from the start. I loved the first two books in the sage, and this completed it nicely. We got to witness Ashling come into her powers and learn how to rule. The love she had for everyone, human and wolf, was what made her a great leader. Thank you to Aurora Whittet for creating a wonderful world to get lost in. – Reviewed by Michelle Dare