Daughter of the Dark Moon: Book 3 of the Twin Moons Saga

Twin Moons Saga #3

by Holly Bargo, Cindy Draughon (Editor)

All the worlds of Fae tremble before the Unseelie King.
My ruthless power wrecks the minds and seduces the souls of men.
I always get what I crave - and she is my greatest craving. Deposed and my kingdom conquered, I answer the call of a young human woman's soul and claim her as my mate. Her clever mind captivates me. Her compassion intrigues me. Her beauty enchants me. And her body stokes the fire in me like nothing else ever could. The Unseelie King's consort bears a heavy burden. My beloved will suffer many hurts if she is to be a part of my world. But, as I hold her luscious body in my arms, I know she is the only one for me. My Queen's throne is her destiny. For her, I will set all the worlds of Fae afire.
A passionate romance of a captor who claims his lover as his own. Mind, body, and soul, he will never let her go.

346 pages, Paperback

Published July 10, 2018

About the author

I've been writing stories since I was old enough to put pencil to paper. My mother raised me on books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, Carol Ryrie Brink, Elizabeth George Speare, Marguerite Henry, and Walter Farley. Wilder and Farley are probably contributing factors to my decades-long love affair with horses, particularly Morgans.

Horses comprise a significant part of my life. We didn't live on a farm and my parents didn't like horses, but that didn't stop me. I bought my first horse weeks before my 15th birthday with money earned from working at the family's ice cream parlor. Having passed 50 years old, I still have horses, two of which are Morgans.

In my early teens I started reading romance and fantasy: Danielle Steel, Barbara Cartland, Jude Devereaux, Jayne Anne Krentz, David Eddings, Robin McKinley, R. A. Salvatore, Jack Chalker, Orson Scott Card. Years later, I quit devouring everything the library had to offer and started narrowing my choices. I wrote for the high school newspaper and got a few encouraging nibbles on short stories submitted to magazines.

In college I majored in English, because literature is my "thing." Except, I didn't want to read the musty old stuff written by long dead men; I wanted to write and be read.

Fast forward to now, after 30 years of marriage, two children (one in college and the other serving in the military), I never lost that habit of writing, regardless of how little encouragement--or even active discouragement--I received.

So, now I write romance and paranormal romance. I enjoy writing it and hope you enjoy reading it.