Season of Light: God of Yule (Sons of Herne #1)

About Season of Light:
First in a series of fantasy erotic romance novellas...

It is the time of Yule, and Dominus, god of the sabbat, should never have had to spend half the year nurturing the latest light bearer himself. When circumstances had deprived him of the usual attendants, however, he’d done what was necessary to prepare the woman selected to join him for the sabbat ritual. Now, months of visiting Loryana, present in whispers but without ever revealing himself, has sparked a yearning inside of him that he cannot shake.

Lorayna has felt herself drawn to the pagan path, guided to prepare for the coming of Yule by a presence around her that she has been unable to resist. When she discovers her “holiday spirit” is in fact a mouthwateringly handsome god, she is ready to give him whatever kind of ritual he chooses. To her disappointment, his intention is to honor her purity while helping her “release” the pent-up energy by herself.

Giving up her light is not as easy as surrendering to his will, however. Dominus is forced to break the rules and give into his urges before the Yule power consumes her from within. The ripples of their passion will alter many sabbat unions to come—and Dominus must defy his father, Herne, to follow his desires and prove to Lorayna that she was not merely another light bearer.

About the Sons of Herne series:

The god Herne has appointed eight of his most virile, headstrong sons as keepers of the pagan holidays. To honor their sabbat, each must join with a mortal female in a ritual to maintain the balance between worlds.

It is the year of The Thousand Seasons, and the Fates have secretly conspired to mark the end of an era by granting the gods one thing they lack--a true union of male and female that will last beyond the passion of a sabbat joining.

Herne’s sons will wrestle with the conflict between sacred duty and their own yearnings, a struggle will not only challenge their beliefs, but may threaten the success of rituals that must be observed lest the mortal and immortal worlds collide in chaos.