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Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

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London's shifter world has always had its tensions. It just doesn't usually resolve them by throwing someone out of a window.

When the Raven Queen throws a party at her crumbling ancestral house in Highgate, Maverick Hale expects politics. He gets a body count. A horse-shifter lies dead in the garden, Calixta Darkholme's grand gesture of unity is in ruins, and the London shifter community — already uneasy at the return of bird-clan royalty — is fracturing along fault lines centuries in the making.

While Domino and the Storm Moon pack help DI Maggie Milne hunt a killer through the city's oldest paranormal corridors, Maverick's investigation into the Blackwood dynasty begins to converge on a darker truth: the Raven King came to London before. He took what he wanted then. And whoever is moving the pieces this time knows exactly what was stolen — and from whom.

Old blood. Old scores. And London shifter society holding its breath.

If you love wolf-shifter stories with bite, ancient rivalries, and a London that hides its secrets in plain sight, the Storm Moon Shifters series is waiting for you.

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If Maverick Hale was honest, this party was the last thing he had been expecting to attend with Domino Franklin on what would be a busy Saturday night at Storm Moon. However, when Calixta Darkholme, the Raven Queen, extended an invitation to a party at her London residence, it was rude to refuse.

“Bloody hell,” Domino said, as they stood on the drive, studying the house, “talk about dilapidated grandeur.”

The house was enormous. Palatial, even. Set back from the road on the rise of Highgate Hill between Hampstead Heath and Highgate Cemetery, it was surrounded by trees and bushes that crowded the house. The drive ended at an enormous set of wrought iron gates, and only a glimpse of the road was visible from the house. Essentially, it was the perfect place for a royal shifter residence. No doubt it would have been magnificent in its prime, but over the decades—perhaps centuries—it had been neglected. It wasn’t as old as Moonfell, though Maverick estimated it was probably built in the 1700s.

“She’s making a statement by throwing this party,” Maverick mused, gaze sweeping across the crumbling façade. “Announcing her presence. Despite the vast amount of work this place needs, it’s still impressive.”

“And it makes clear how long they have been here. If,” she said, hedging her bets, “the house has been in the family that long.”

“You doubt it has been?” Maverick pointed to where a line of stone ravens embellished the roof, and the reliefs set into the stonework. “No, I think this has been the seat of their family for years. And if this was just their occasional residence, then their European place must be even more impressive.”

“Which is where?” Domino asked, sharp eyes darting everywhere.

“She hasn’t said yet. Calixta likes her secrets.”

“She certainly likes to cultivate an air of mystery. I feel underdressed.”

“You look great,” he said, noting her black dress that fit her every curve and revealed a good portion of her long legs. “And besides, most people who will be here aren’t royalty. They’re just regular shifters like us wondering what the hell this is all about. I guess we should go in.” Maverick ran his finger under his collar, glad he hadn’t put on a tie, but relieved he’d at least worn a suit and shirt, hoping it meant he blended into the crowd—whatever it might entail.

As they drew nearer to the house, a flock of ravens burst out of the surrounding trees, blackening the sky as they swooped over them. Domino and Maverick pressed on regardless, and the ravens quickly dispersed, heading further into the grounds behind the house. A conspiracy of raven guards, perhaps? They certainly weren’t shifters. Maverick shook off his sense of unease, progressed up the steps to the front door, and rang the bell, which echoed through the house. Moments later, it swung open and they were welcomed into a large reception hall that was filled with flowers and candles, despite the fact that daylight still lingered on these long July evenings. An enormous, sweeping staircase ran to the upper floor that was draped in darkness, with only a little light entering through the grand windows at the top. The place felt oppressive, and Maverick’s wolf rose in anticipation.

The waiter, or maybe a butler, who was dressed in a formal black suit, offered them champagne from a laden tray, and before Maverick could form any other impressions, escorted them into a huge room with high ceilings and a dramatic fireplace that was filled with all manner of shifters.

“Maverick!” Calixta left a group of shifters who she’d been talking to and crossed to his side. “You finally made it.” She stretched up to kiss his cheek, touching either side in European fashion, and then greeted Domino. “Welcome. You both look wonderful. I half wondered if you might not come.” Her lips pursed as if she would tell them off. “You’re not so fashionably late.”

Maverick smiled. “I like to make an entrance.”

“Don’t you just.” Her eyes swept down him. “Who knew you’d scrub up so well? You, of course, look gorgeous, Domino. Just as I expected. Thank you for coming. I really appreciate it.”

“Thank you for the invite,” Domino said. “We weren’t sure what to expect, if I’m honest.”

Calixta shrugged. “It’s just a party. I wanted to get to know the more prominent shifters in our community better.”

“Has everyone else been restricted to two per invitation?” Maverick asked, trying to see if he recognised anyone else in the room.

“Yes, for today. I might throw a bigger party in the future. This is more intimate. It suits my purposes better.”

“And those purposes are?”

Calixta’s smile spread. “You are so suspicious, Wolf. I just wanted to get shifters together.”

“This house,” Domino said, gesturing with her free hand, her other still holding her glass of champagne, “has been in your family for years?”

“Since the eighteenth century. It’s called Ravenscroft, and was built specifically to my ancestor’s desires. Unfortunately, as I’m sure you can see, it needs a lot of work done. This room was one of the first we did. Took months.” She sipped her champagne as she studied the room. “Once we fixed the leaking roof and the plumbing and electrics. All the boring but very necessary repairs. Now it’s time for the fun stuff.” Her dark eyes flashed with pleasure as she admired the room, and a gleam of gold kindled deep within them.

“I can’t believe your family abandoned it,” Maverick said, sure there was a story behind it.

“It fell out of fashion. That’s all. Now I am determined to put it right. Along with that,” she pointed to the long run of doors that led out to a stone-flagged terrace, all thrown open to let in the summer breeze. “The garden is a tangled wilderness that will soon be tamed. Well, a little. I enjoy a certain wildness. It is the shifter way, after all. Now, I must circulate, so please drink, chat, and enjoy yourselves.”

“She has an agenda,” Maverick said, watching her walk away. Like Domino, the Raven Queen wore a black dress, but the back was low and the dress was calf-length with an enormous split to the thigh. He dragged his gaze away, instead studying the room as they made their way further in.

“Of course she has an agenda,” Domino said. “Did you ever think otherwise?”

“Not really.”

The room was opulent, with gilded panels and elaborate cornices, and it was obvious that Calixta was keen to keep the authenticity of the building. She probably had no choice, as this was likely a listed building. Old oil paintings graced the walls, and everything was of a high quality, including the immaculately dressed waiters who circulated with drinks and trays of canapes. As for the guests, they were a mix of different shifters who had all tried to dress as smartly as they could, and most of whom looked uncomfortable in clothes and a setting that was far from their usual habits. However, it didn’t really matter what they wore, as it didn’t disguise the paranormal power that resonated around the space, and the guests eyed each other warily, seeking comfort with members of their own kind.

“Can you see anyone else we know?” he asked Domino.

“Alaric is over by the window with a small group of bird and bear-shifters.” Alaric was the gryphon vulture bird-shifter who had accompanied them on the hunt for the shifter-stealing creature a few weeks earlier. “It’s not often you see bear-shifters in London. I just wish I knew what this was about. It’s really not just a party.”

“It smacks of politics to me, and you know how much I hate that.” He turned to the terrace where a few other groups gathered, and spotted the alpha of the North London Pack. “Castor is here. That surprises me. The last thing I’d heard was that Calixta didn’t like the way he worked.”

Domino laughed. “Better to include him, I think. Besides, he’s been better since that wanker Hammer has gone. Our pack relations have improved, too.”

Maverick slid her a sideways glance. “Improved might be a stretch, but at least we’re not fighting. Plus, I don’t have to start worrying about a new alpha.”

“Better the devil you know, right?”

“Exactly. Besides, I don’t want our pack to get too close to theirs. They’re all still dodgy as fuck. May as well say hello, though.”

Maverick led the way to the terrace, the crowd parting as they instinctively recognised an alpha wolf, responding to his strength and power as an apex predator. Maverick was so used to it now that he barely questioned it. In turn, he recognised a few other powerful shifters, leaders of their own packs and clans, and he estimated there were roughly forty to fifty shifters present of a variety of ages. The murmur of conversation was masked by orchestral music playing in the background. Something baroque, and suitably in keeping for a sort of royal gathering. Was this what qualified as Calixta’s court? The whole place had a palatial quality.

“Recognise anyone else?” Domino asked.

“There are a few familiar faces, but none I could put a name to.”

She raised a hand in greeting as she nodded at a striking black woman. “Tyra is over on the far side of the room. I’ll go and speak to her. Catch you later.”

Tyra, a Eurasian owl, was the other bird-shifter who had helped them fight the creature who had stolen many shifter powers a few weeks earlier, including Maverick’s wolf, so he wasn’t surprised to see that she was also at the party. She and Alaric were clearly close to Calixta, and Domino was right to cultivate friendships with Calixta’s most prominent clan members.

When he reached Castor’s side, Maverick noted that he also had a glass of champagne, as did Danny, the new pack second, and both looked extremely out of place in the sophisticated setting. Castor had made a good choice by promoting Danny. He was level-headed and loyal, and had made good on his promise to Maverick to allow Castor to heal before any challenges were made to his alpha status.

Castor acknowledged Maverick with a nod, and shook his hand firmly. “So, she dragged you here, too. You’re alone?”

“With Domino, who’s inside. And I wouldn’t say dragged,” Maverick said, after he greeted Danny. “Aren’t you curious as to what this is all about?”

“Curious and worried. There have been enough surprises this year.”

Castor had regained some of the weight he’d lost after his terrible fight with Hammer that had almost killed him. His physique was lean and muscular, and his visible scars attested to his many fights. Maverick knew there were plenty more scars under his shirt that would mark him forever. Castor’s restless gaze roamed across the room, assessing, watching, and weighing who was friend and foe. Suddenly, Maverick understood why he’d positioned himself in the garden, facing the crowd.

“How’s the pack now after all that business?”

Danny laughed. “A shitshow. We banned a few more wolves, and we’re smaller than we’ve been for years. It was like cutting away a cancerous growth. We’re lean, but tighter. Not without a few fights, of course.”

“More than a few,” Castor corrected. “Fortunately, the loyal members of the pack rooted out most of the offenders, and by the time I’d recovered, I faced very little opposition. Especially with Hammer dead. Axel has gone, too.”

Maverick remembered Axel only too well. He was vicious and sexist, and seeing Odette silence him with a spell had been an unexpected pleasure.

“Plus,” Danny explained, “the fight in the Hall of the Wey Wolf served to reinforce our bonds.” He smirked. “Now that was fun!”

“It’s certainly one word for it,” Maverick acknowledged. “I’ve heard rumours there might be a new pack setting up, though. Is it true?”

“Nothing concrete,” Castor said, exchanging a quick glance with his second. “But I suspect that the ones who left us will band together. Maybe even with the wolves who were taken over by the shadow warriors. As to where they might base themselves, though, I have no idea. None of them are here tonight. Yet.”

Another London pack would add complications, but as long as they kept to their own territory, that would be fine. Maverick had been hearing such rumours for weeks, but no doubt some wolves were laying low after the huge fight in the Wey Wolf’s hall, navigating changing pack loyalties. Maybe he should speak to Maggie Milne, the DI. She might know something.

“Until they are official,” Maverick suggested, “I doubt Calixta would acknowledge them. Or perhaps still not if they are too small. I guess it depends on what tonight is all about.”

Castor’s hard eyes landed squarely on Maverick’s. “If this is a social gathering, then this event is fine, but anything else would be offensive to our authority, don’t you think?”

“I barely know her, but she strikes me as being extremely clever and politically savvy.” Maverick considered their conversation at Moonfell after they had defeated the odd creature that had stolen his wolf. “She wants authority over her own kind, not us.” Maverick bristled at the thought of her challenging his own role and position in the London paranormal world. That would not end well.

Murmurs spread through the guests as waiters circulated, and everyone started making their way back into the grand salon. Calixta was waiting for them at the front of the room, eyes bright, her demeanour calm, as everyone gathered around. Her tanned skin glowed with health and vitality, and her long, glossy hair was loose across her shoulders, stirring a desire in him that he quickly subdued.

“Welcome everyone,” she finally said as the crowd settled. Her voice carried clearly as her gaze roved over everyone. “It’s a pleasure to host you here at my ancestral residence on what I know is a busy Saturday night for all of you. Thank you for joining us. I’m sure you’re wondering what this is all about, and I want to reassure you that tonight is nothing to be alarmed about. We are in a unique and privileged position that I don’t think we properly acknowledge, certainly not collectively, but I think that’s something that needs stating. Something to be remembered by us, more than anyone. We are the paranormal heart of London.”

She paused to let her statement sink in. “Yes, us. In fact, particularly us, because if you’re here tonight, then I see you as someone who holds great sway in their own community. You are all in one way or another the powerful heads of your pack or clan, or even your own family. You influence decisions, and work to hold the peace in what is undeniably a dangerous world.”

Calixta stopped for a moment, as if just remembering something. “I’m not including witches when I speak of this. While we work with them, they are not shifters. This meeting is about us. Our world, like all communities, has its own politics. I do not seek to change those or undermine them. But I think we should acknowledge each other more. Get to know each other better. A few weeks ago, we were under threat from a strange creature that stole our powers. A few of us,” her eyes rested on Maverick briefly before moving on, “worked together to destroy that threat. In the future, however, should such a thing happen again, it would be helpful to have more of us to turn to for support. A network.”

A few nods and murmurs spread across the crowd in obvious agreement, but some looked unsure, and one man who stood towards the front, taller than most and older, with an air of authority, spoke up. “That’s all very well, Calixta, but what is your role in it? You have just arrived in London with your so-called court. What do you seek here?”

“Lord Wentworth, thank you for coming. I know that you more than anyone has had to travel very far to be here today. First,” she said, voice smooth as she fixed him with her predatory stare, “it is no ‘so-called court.’ That you call it so is demeaning, and I certainly do not insult your own hereditary peerage or royal connections. I am the Raven Queen, and as such this is my royal home in London, as it has been for my ancestors for years. I also have a castle in Europe, which probably fits your view of what I should live in more than this. As for my court, it is made of those who show loyalty to me and wish to modernise our ways. Some of them are descended from families that served my ancestors, and are already powerful in their own right. That is all you need to know. As for what I seek here?”

She lifted her gaze to take in everyone. “I want to be a part of this community. To gain allies and find ways to work together. Certainly, the bird clans are fragmented, and I seek to unite us. That is all. This gathering is to get to know you, and for you to know me and my court, especially seeing as I shall be in London more than in Europe for the foreseeable future. I hope that this will be the start of many regular gatherings.”

“Whereabouts in Europe are you from?” Wentworth asked. “Is it a secret?” There was an edge of malice to his voice.

“Romania. Transylvania, to be precise. An ancient land with a tumultuous history. My own family’s not least amongst it.” She turned away from him in dismissal, and then held her hands out, one still clasping her half-drunk champagne glass, as if to embrace the room. “Let us toast to each other—our differences, as well as our similarities. I aim to get to know all of you much better in the future, if you will indulge me.” She raised her glass, and the room responded in kind, the chinking of glass and murmurs filling the room as they all turned to their neighbours. She concluded, “Please enjoy yourself this evening. We have plenty more canapes and drinks coming around. Thank you all.”

Maverick turned to Castor. “That wasn’t so bad.”

“Not on the surface, no. But do you trust her?”

“I have no reason not to.” Maverick watched her thread through the room, caught up in conversations immediately as the guests vied for her attention. “She might even have a point. We do operate separately, and I barely know the other shifter communities. We’re not rivals in business, so what’s the harm?”

“You know me, Maverick,” he said, dark eyes flashing, “I’m always looking for an angle.”

“Well, maybe there isn’t one. I presume, though, that quite a few here may think Calixta can offer them something. Just being associated with the Raven Queen carries weight.”

“How big is her court, though?” Castor asked, ever sceptical. “How big a deal is she, really? She could be a bloody con-woman, for all we know.”

Maverick shook his head, doubting that. In fact, if anything, he thought Calixta might be downplaying her influence and power. “I guess it will make the coming few months interesting. Who is Lord Wentworth, other than being a therian? He strikes me as being highly untrustworthy. Maybe even more than you.” Maverick smirked at Castor.

“Funny. I don’t know him. I don’t associate with toffs.”

“I feel I know the name,” Maverick said, seeking him out in the crowd. “I wonder if I’ve heard him mentioned before.”

He spotted the man easily. He wore a superior air that instantly irritated Maverick, and had obviously rankled Calixta, too. She had shot him down quickly. Not that it seemed to bother Wentworth too much. He had an overdressed older woman with him, who could have been his wife.

Maverick decided he should circulate as Calixta had suggested, and learn who everyone was. With champagne flowing, and now wine and beer, he noted, people were starting to relax. Plus, Maverick had his own agenda for the evening. Ever since Litha when he had found out that there had been shifters at Moonfell in the 1700s, he was determined to learn more about Magnus Blackwood. So far, their investigations had revealed little except that he had money and had left London for years before returning. However, with new connections here, he might discover more. Plus, of course, the tapestry map that hung on the wall in his flat still held his imagination. The safe houses, the potential dynasties…all warranted more investigation.

Presuming that Domino was still circulating, he turned to the woman next to him and introduced himself, discovering that she was called Blythe, and was the head of a small clan of tawny owls who used Richmond Park.

“Neighbours, then,” he said, smiling.

“Oh, yes. We’ve seen your pack come loping through, but we keep our distance.” She was an older woman who had large, pale brown eyes, and tawny hair with a slight curl that looked like it was longing to break free from the loose bun she had tied it up in.

“Why’s that?”

“The usual, really. We have nothing against your pack, but we prefer to keep to ourselves.”

“I’ve heard owls, of course, while we’ve been hunting, and scented shifters, but I must admit my ignorance in not knowing what type of owls they were. You were,” he corrected himself.

“We’re the only owl-shifters there, but there is a normal barn owl that passes through. A bear-shifter, too, on occasions. But Richmond is big, so a few of us use it, including the Cervini.” She smiled at his confusion, and added, “Deer-shifters. Again, just a small family group who utilise the northern part of the park.”

He nodded, having forgotten their old, traditional name. “We have scented them, and are happy to share with other shifters. Just not a wolf pack. What do you think of all this?” he asked, changing the subject. “Or Calixta? Her presence must affect you more than us.”

“While not wanting to give too much away of our politics, let’s say it’s been interesting.” Her hand flexed around her glass, and he saw it as a talon, plucking a mouse out of the grass.

“Do you accept her as your queen?”

She cocked her head to the side, sizing him up. “What do you know of our history?”

“Bugger all, but I’m very curious, for reasons relating to wolves and my own pack.”

“You’re a historian?”

“An amateur one. Recent events have piqued my curiosity.”

“The Wey Wolf?”

“You heard?”

She laughed, slightly incredulous that he should ask. “Everyone has.”

So much for Maggie trying to keep it quiet for a while. “Well, it’s not just that, but yes, old packs, dynasties, and royalty have become my new hobby.”

“Then let’s top up our drinks,” Blythe said, gesturing towards a passing waiter, “because it may take a while.”

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 45 reviews.

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As usual, another smash hit from TJ. I really can’t get enough of her fabulous imagination. Whatever trials and tribulations your day throws at you, you can lose yourself in another world and be transported right into magic and mayhem and romance. Thank you TJ Green and your Happenstance team for producing such wonders.

Jacky P. 5/5 Verified

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

Another great, magical installment, this time with more shifters! A whole community of different shifters with a mystery history going back hundreds of years. And of course, the Moonfell witches are involved as well. Red herrings abound (although no shape shifting ones!), so make no assumptions about anyone. A must-read for sure!

Pat S. 5/5 Verified

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

I absolutely loved this book! I was so excited when I found out TJ was releasing the latest Storm Moon Shifter book a week earlier through her own website, Happenstance Books, than on Amazon. I’d never bought an ebook directly from an author before, but it was so easy to purchase and transfer onto my Kindle. And wow… it did NOT disappoint! ❤️ I loved every minute of it and was completely hooked. TJ has done it again! I just hope there will be more books in the series because I’m definitely not ready to say goodbye to these characters yet! I absolutely love, love, LOVE all of TJ Green’s books and I’ll definitely be buying directly from her online shop again. 🥰📚✨ Thank you TJ

Julie S. 5/5 Verified

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

Another fantastic tale from TJ. I do love the world of the shifters and Moonfell witches. Another action packed story with a murder to solve, which delves into the past and connects to the last Moonfell novel.

Angela C. 5/5

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

An invitation to the Raven Queens party leads to murder and mysteries with the help of moon Morgana, Birdie, Odette plus Maggie, with other shifters. They start to gather information, while becoming targets themselves. I love the puns of Wicker man and Edward with cutting hair, though his Topiary tree are a work of art. Great story, I finished it in to days.

Margaret S. 5/5

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

It's hard to believe the author has been in the algarve for 5 years. It feels like yesterday. This book held me captive for 3 days! I love this series and especially the clans of witches, wolves, immortals and Angels. Excellent read, as always.

Angel B. 5/5

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

When the Storm Moon Shifters are invited to the Raven Queens gala, motives are questioned, a murder raises suspicions and Shifters find themselves targets. Aided by the Moonfell Witches and paranormal police they pursue answers to solve the murder and protect their own. Our beloved characters work together battling new adversaries and bring new mysteries to light. So engaging that you can’t put it down and find yourself finished and excitedly waiting for the next adventure! TJ you’re phenomenal and bring the storyline alive right before our eyes. I love all of your Series and can’t wait for next!!!

Jan S. 5/5

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

Magic and Mayhem! Another brilliant book from the so very talented pen of TJ! I have yet to read a book of hers that did not grab me from the first page, and keep me enthralled throughout, whichever storyline she is writing for, White Haven witches, Moonfell, Storm Moon, or the Nephilim series. Her plots are intricately woven, based in real mythological lore, and so very well written. In this 4th book of the Storm Moon shifter pack we are introduced to more new types of shifters, and learn more about shifter history and characters introduced in the last instalment. We also get more of the Moonfell witches, who I love, as well as Maggie and Harlan. No spoilers here, but this is such a good book! It kept me engrossed throughout, as each new fact about the murders and the interplay between the different shifter clans, packs, etc is revealed. Fabulous!!!

Karen Y. 5/5

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What I love about Green’s book are her worldbuilding. Each book contains so much information that keeps me immersed in the story. The Storm moon pack is up against danger and a mystery. With a mix of new and old characters this book has a lot going on and a few surprises in store. Another great addition to the series! Blood, Feather, and Bone is the fourth book in the Storm Moon Shifters series. I voluntarily received and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. Final Rating: 5 Stars

Kanyon N. 5/5

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Another great read in the Storm Moon series, the Raven Queen, who we were introduced to recently, throws a grand party for the extensive shifter community but things soon turn in a deadly direction. As the story continues we learn of past agreements which could affect the present time and allegiances are thrown into question. The arrival of Bat Shifters sparks a sinister turn. As always an unputdownable read from TJ Green.

Diane M. 5/5

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Wow I love how Tracey keeps building this world! Now we have the Raven Queen and her mysterious past intermingling with characters from White Haven Hunters, Moonfell and of course Storm Moon. Danger, mystery and a couple of murders keep you guessing and turning those pages I can’t wait for the next adventure.

Kim B. 5/5

Blood, Feather, and Bone: Storm Moon Shifters Book 4 (EBOOK)

Once again the Moonfell Witches join the Shifters in a fantasticly engaging mystery murder. This will hold your attention from start and build by leaps and bounds as the solve who is behind the murder. The Raven Queen Ppears with her court. Left ne wondering and unable to figure out who was behind it.

Denise J. 5/5

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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ TJ Green has done it again! **Blood, Feather, and Bone** is easily one of the strongest books in the Storm Moon Shifters series. I was hooked from the opening chapter and couldn't put it down. The story begins with what should have been a diplomatic gathering among London's shifter clans, but when a horse-shifter is found murdered at the Raven Queen's Highgate estate, everything spirals into a gripping mystery filled with ancient rivalries, political intrigue, and long-buried secrets. As Maverick Hale, Domino, the Storm Moon pack, and DI Maggie Milne race to uncover the truth, the investigation reveals that the past is far from buried—and someone is willing to kill to keep it that way. One of TJ Green's greatest strengths is her characters, and this book is no exception. Maverick continues to grow into one of my favorite protagonists, balancing loyalty, determination, and vulnerability in a way that makes him incredibly easy to root for. Domino is as sharp, courageous, and engaging as ever, and I loved seeing the dynamics within the Storm Moon pack. The supporting cast is equally memorable, with every character feeling like they have an important role to play. The plot is brilliantly layered, weaving together murder, shifter politics, ancient bloodlines, and supernatural mystery without ever becoming confusing. Every chapter adds another twist, and just when I thought I'd figured everything out, TJ Green surprised me again. The pacing is perfect, building tension steadily until an exciting, satisfying finale. As always, TJ Green's writing is exceptional. London comes alive with atmosphere, blending familiar streets with hidden magical worlds so seamlessly that you can almost believe they're real. The world-building continues to expand naturally, rewarding longtime readers while remaining accessible to newcomers. If you love urban fantasy with compelling characters, clever mysteries, rich mythology, and plenty of heart, **Blood, Feather, and Bone** is an absolute must-read. It's a fantastic addition to the White Haven universe and another reminder of why TJ Green remains one of my favorite urban fantasy authors. Highly recommended—this is a five-star read from beginning to end, and I already can't wait for the next adventure.

Heidi B. 5/5

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Another fabulous read in the Storm Moon shifters series. I love how the pack interact with Moonfell, the other shifter species (new ones introduced in this book!) and how historical figures are interwoven with the supernatural. The story runs at a good pace, and has enough action and intrigue to have kept me reading long after I should have switched my lights off for the night! More more more please.

Jan L. 5/5

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It took me a couple of chapters to really get into this book but this was because there was alot of detail to take in. From this point the story really flowed and was fast paced. I enjoyed the dip into other shifter history, a great imersive read!

Maddie C. 5/5

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Another fabulous book about the Storm Moon Shifters! We also have the Raven Queen and her entourage, our Moonfell Witches and some new characters as well. Twisty plot, lots of action and all the characters we love. What could be better?

Marshella N. 5/5

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Blood, Feather, and Bone is an amazing book. From the first page knowing the Raven Queen is moving into her ancestral home creates a conundrum is she in London to create chaos or harmony between the shifters. This book opens a whole new focus on the shifter families in London and the death of a horse shifter sets things in motion as Dominoe first on the scene protects the crime scene for Maggie Milne. TJ’s vampires were scary in Whitehaven but they are nothing compared to the Noshtari vampire bat shifters. As the story unfolds it is revealed that the Raven Queens home holds secrets only the Storm Moon Shifters, The Moonfell Witches and Maggie and her team can unravel. This really is a page turner full of intrigue, old documents and a parasitical virus that threatens to destroy Maverick and his team. You will not be disappointed in this book it is definitely one to curl up with.

Vickie M. 5/5

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Blood Feather & Bone the latest in the shifter series is another fabulous read, a real page turner. This like all TJs books this book keeps you gripped in the exciting world she creates where with magic and mystery in abundance, the plot twists and turns to the finale. I also love how TJ lets her characters interweave between different series which adds another dimension to her plots.

Ayesha L. 5/5

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Well once again we have been spoilt with an amazing new edition to the Shifter series. The character development is as always delicious and we are introduced to some interesting new characters. The Moonfell Witches are involved as well, in trying to help to solve the mystery, that unfolds at a soiree, held by the Raven Queen. There are layers within layers of intriguing secrets to peel back, and with the aid of action and magic, it doesn't disappoint. Once I started to read it I couldn't put it down. Thank you TJ for another belter.

Dee S. 5/5

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The Raven Queen moves into her ancestral home locally and decides to throw a party for all which includes Maverick and his team. There are some shifters there that Maverick had never heard of including horse shifters. The leader falls or is thrown from an upper floor window and is pronounced dead. DI Maggie Milne is brought in and investigations begin. Never a dull moment, it is a must to read.

Lorraine C. 5/5

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Every time I pick up a TJ Green book, I not only enter into a new world, I am introduced to entirely new worlds within that are completely unexpected and highly creative. I don't see these stories, worlds, or characters EVER getting stale. In this book, the Storm Moon Shifters are the primary focus, and we are with them as they encounter at least three different shifter communities that were previously unknown to them. I have a feeling we're going to learn a lot more about at least one of the new groups (the horse shifters) in future books. The Moonfell witches have an important role to play in this Storm Moon Shifters book, as often happens. What's interesting is that for years, Maverick Hale (the pack Alpha) wanted nothing to do with witches, but now the two groups are very close. In the last Moonfell Witches book (Gilded Moon), we learned some very important history that ties the Moonfell witches and the shifters together even more strongly. As Maverick continues to try and learn more about the shifter history throughout "Blood, Feather, and Bone", we have a front row seat and learn along with him. I bought up the Moonfell book because that's one of the joys of all of TJ Green's books. They flow together, one series leaning easily into others. These worlds intermingle which brings extra dimensions to every story. In "Blood, Feather, and Bone", what I liked best was the slow uncovering of the story from multiple viewpoints. We've got Arlo and Harlen chasing down documents, the pack defending their territory, and the witches trying to help the wolves. The story telling weaves easily from group to group, revealing new surprises and uncovering one bit of the mystery at a time. Even so, the ending comes as a surprise (which I always appreciate!) Thanks again, TJ, for sharing this wonderful world with us!

Pamela S. 5/5

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Wow! What a brilliant story! Maverick Hale who is owner of The Storm Moon Club and also Alfa for a pack of wolf shifters is invited to a get together party at a crumbling house in London. The invite from The Raven Queen brings lots of drama as a body crashes through a window and lands onto the patio below! The story unfolds into an exciting and fast paced adventure with lots of loved characters from previous stories such as The Moonfell Witches and the scary, swearing police lady Maggie! Also introducing new and surprising ones! Hope they are here to stay! I love all the books Tj brings to her readers and each new one is my favourite….. as is this one!

Linda N. 5/5

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Blood Feather & Bone the latest in the shifter series is a fast pass book. Maverick and the storm moon shifters are in the thick of it helping Maggie track down who is at the centre of it all. The past again is causing mayhem for the present and old wars are resurfacing, the Moonfell witches are also helping. TJs books feel like you are in the midst of the story too. Very exciting read and as always I hate coming to the end, I try to spin it out. You won’t be disappointed in this book, it has all the excitement, mystery that TJ brings to her stories. Fab.

Margaret O. 5/5

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WOW Another brilliant read from TJ Green. The past and present combining with the help of the Moonfell witches. This series just gets better and the characters grow and grow. I eagerly await all of TJ's new releases and am sorry when the book ends. Storm Moon are caught up in an old war which is having repercussions in the present with shifters dying. Its impossible to put down it is so engrossing. Well done TJ I don't know how you do it but please don't stop, what would I do without all my witch and shifter friends.

Carole Y. 5/5

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An absolutely fantastic story. As usual, I can’t wait to start each of her books and am sorry to see them end. I love the world of shifters, magic and mystery that run through this story and all TJ Green’s books. The story and characters of Blood, Feather and Bone come alive while you are reading. All the old characters are front and center, but the new characters blend seamlessly into the story. As usual, TJ Green has outdone herself.

Toni M. 5/5

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Maverick doesn’t like posh parties, especially when he has to wear a suit. When a dead body falls from an upstairs window, it rather livened the evening off except the dead person was a horse shifter, a harras that keep themselves to themselves. DI Maggie Milne was not in a good mood, and the more they dig into this death the more complicated it becomes, old maps, old contracts, made with blood and earth, and then there are the Noshtari, who Maggie finds out are huge vampiric bats! After one brief fight between the wolves and the Noshtari leaves Maverick and his group gravely ill, and the Moonfell witches must find a solution quickly! Another cracking story from TJ.

Sue H. 5/5

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An absolutely fabulous read! I’ve loved every one of this authors books, and this one is no exception- in fact it was so addictive, such a compulsive read, that I’ve read it in a day, sitting up late because I had to know how it ended. Maverick and the Storm Moon pack, each have characters, personalities and back stories that we gradually get to know as each book in this series progresses. In this book we are a little further along the road of understanding pack history, as Maverick continues his research into Magnus Blackwood. Little could he know how that research might connect to events, as The Raven Queen looks to establish a foothold and bring shifters together. We learn more about the shifter community and history, which is as descriptive and richly painted as you would expect from this author. The Moonfell Witches are very much a part of this book, and I do love how their story and the Storm Moon packs are very much interconnected. They work well together and are integral in my mind, especially as some relationships are developing. We also get to see other characters that we know and have grown to love over the course of this, and other, series. Maggie Milne is an absolute delight! The story is written with such detail, with characters so fully developed, that you cannot help but become invested. Who? But why? What could be the motivation? How? These and many other questions will be buzzing through your mind as the story develops. There is certainly an element of peril, mystery and plenty to keep you guessing. I love the ending, that leaves you wondering just what may come next, despite the resolution of current events.

Maria T. 5/5

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started reading on Saturday and finished on Sunday.I loved all the characters, especially the interactions between the Moonfell Witches and the pack. TJ's writing is fantastic. I was really sad, when the book ended and can't wait for her next one. I've read a lot of books in my life, different authors, different genres. TJ Green is one of my favourite authors

Gaby U. 5/5

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