When a sexy stranger asks questions about her brother, Emilie Garza is torn between loyalty to the sibling she once idolized and fear of the war-changed man he's become. He just never expected to want the beautiful woman he found there. Summary Five dishonored soldiers.Former Special Forces.One last mission.These are the men of Hard Ink.ĭerek DiMarzio would do anything for the members of his disgraced Special Forces team-sacrifice his body, help a former teammate with a covert operation to restore their honor, and even go behind enemy lines.

But please don't worry, you still have more than 500,000 other books you can enjoy! Hard to Come By - A Hard Ink Novel Laura Kaye Others, such as the “wolf moon,” aren’t – the tribe apparently referred to January as “long moon month”.Īccording to Ms Redish, different tribes used different calendars, and a range of calendars seem to have been swiped for the popularly used names, while some of the popular monikers are essentially fabrications.We are sorry! The publisher (or author) gave us the instruction to take down this book from our catalog. Some of the popularly used names, such as the “strawberry moon” and “harvest moon”, do seem to be Algonquin, according to a list published by Algonquin Nation Tribal Council in 2005. There is no standardised Indigenous American calendar, according to Laura Redish, director and co-founder of Native Languages of the Americas, although Nasa says the names derive from the Algonquin tribe, part of a larger cultural linguistic group called Algonquian. They appear to have become more popular after the 2014 lunar eclipse – a phenomenon colloquially referred to a “blood moon” due to it causing the moon to have a reddish hue – ignited interest in such romanticised names.

Moon names like these, and their purported meanings, have gained increased traction in recent years, with the labels generally attributed to Indigenous American tribes. Some of these names have slightly opaque origins, but this one, the Almanac says, is simply because “flowers spring forth across North America in abundance this month”.

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Hard to Come By by Laura Kaye