The DeerHunter

The hunter Liam Michaels lies wounded, bleeding in the forests of the Canaan mountains.  For him, the world is a bloody sky of red beneath which he can’t move.  


The shooter Ian Lambert stands above him, persecuted by his past.  For him, there’s only thoughts of how long he must now track the crippled buck. 


Sarah Michaels, disillusioned with her marriage, has decided to cross the line.  For her, taking off the ring means giving up the fairy tale.


Watching over all, the Lord of the Forest and keeper of the paths is witness and protector.


With brutal force, the truth of Liam’s nature is thrust on him in the form of a buck’s head, bleeding, dripping, and hollow.  What he does with a second chance will redefine love and life.


With the guile of wolves, the war has come to claim him but Lambert takes what he wants and he wants the girl.  But wanting her will bring only death.


As the long winter bends and folds into the spring of day, Sarah makes a discovery that questions second chances.  Fearing hope has fled through the gap in the fence and into the Forest beyond, she is unaware of what follows.


The Wild Hunt is coming, savage enough to sweep mortals into the Otherworld.  Liam, Lambert, and Sarah are prey for the riders of the storm, and stand in their path.  As whispers of Cernunnos gather in the name of Herne the hunter, The Cervine is speaking like the sound of roots breaking soil, bringing the message that it is faith to love.