Khanaras Werewolves Clan (werewolves - vampires - fantasy and magic) by Vianka Van Bokkem

Khanaras Werewolves Clan (werewolves - vampires - fantasy and magic)

Khanaras werewolves clan (werewolves - vampires - fantasy and magic)

My name is Nalani. I am a seventeen-year old werewolf girl. I was betrayed by my life-partner to be and my best friend. 

I never thought I was going to trust a male of any species again; until I met‘Logan an attractive young Australian vampire under a witch binding spell. 

Our clan has Russians, British, Swedish, Dutch, French, and Native American werewolves. 

Sergei the Zelix vampire coven’s leader wants our forest to use it as a hide out. A brutal battle is coming; Gray Owl, Black Raven, Sun Bear, and I are ready to fight them once and for all.

Genre: FICTION / Occult & Supernatural

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Romance / Paranormal

Language: English

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Word Count: 7376

Sample text:

I am the only silver fur werewolf in my Khánara clan, because my long hair is platinum silver and my eyes are light gray.

My mother died giving birth to me. The privilege of hugging, kissing, and calling her “mom” was taken away from me.

She named me “Nalani” minutes before she died.

My werewolf clan and ancestors have lived in the northern side of Sweden for centuries. Our forest is part of the Boreal coniferous belt.

Our clan has: Russians, British, Swedish, Dutch, French, and Native American werewolves.

I am twenty-one years old, and everyone says that I have an “angelic face”.

This annoys me because I want to inspire terror in our enemies. Most girls my age have a life partner.

I was once in love and he betrayed me.

Our forest has always been protected by humans because it has endangered species. 


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Italian
Already translated. Translated by Giacomo Carnovalini
Portuguese
Already translated. Translated by Matheus H. Silva
Spanish
Already translated. Translated by Amanda Ragon

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