The Precinct

Hunter's Moon #3

by V.J. Garland

The Precinct was meant to be a haven, an escape for those in need, those cursed to a life they didn't choose for themselves, seeking refuge and some semblance of regular life. But anarchy begins to unfold in the village as newcomers try to discredit Jax and question the delicate balance of a human supply chain. Meanwhile, Seattle has been overrun with werewolves as a rare celestial event lingers over them. The past will return to haunt Jax, and his friends as they battle their demons from every angle. Life as they know it will change forever.

Genres: Fantasy, Dark Romance

238 pages, Paperback

First published March 6, 2023

About the author

This author also writes under: Vanessa Joyce

Reviews

[Jaidyn Dempster · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have just finished reading the last book in the hunters moon trilogy and let me tell you Vanessa I am so sad the next book Dosent come out for awhile I fell in love with these books and these characters I felt all of their pain throughout everything happening and I just wanted to live inside these books. The story line in the third book was amazing, there was action, lots of sadness, a little romance I was so devastated at the end of the book I Kidd you not I was sobbing in my lunchroom at work 😂. This book is basically about the precinct they made for themselves for years which eventually became to become a home, Lupina ends up burning it to the ground and the others have to seek refuge else where new werewolves are slaughtering towns and people are finding out about it now there’s no hiding it, it’s hard for new werewolves to control themselves but that’s why Jax and his friends are there to help whoever can tame themselves can join those who can’t must be put down.

[Jaidyn · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was created so thoughtfully and so well, I love the images in all of the books aswell but this book was a plot twist

[Joey Prosser · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very good addition to the saga. Lots of tragedy and triumph. This one moved very quickly and kept my attention the whole time. VJ's action scenes are getting better and better and this book proves it. It's a great read. Looking forward to more!