Under the Hunters Moon

Lunelle belongs to the world of humans, yet the forest calls to her as if she were its own child. Her hair carries the colour of fox fur and autumn copper beneath the Hunter's Moon, while her perceptive eyes hold the delicate green of young spring ferns. And yet something wild, restless, and older than herself lives within them.

While Armand raises his rifle and the hunters enter the woods in search of game, Lunelle secretly removes traps, warns the animals, and leaves behind signs that only nature knows how to read. Apolline guards the secret of her birth, Rocco, the young forest fox, becomes her most loyal companion, and each new Moon draws Lunelle deeper toward the truth about the copper-haired woman, her own origins, and the magical force that binds her to the forests of Anlier.

Under the Hunter's Moon is a story about a girl who hears what others cannot, about the friendship between a human and a fox, about hunting and mercy, long-hidden secrets, dangerous trials, and a forest that never forgets those who belong to it.