Trina's Sacrifice - Solstice Quartet, #4

A chieftain's forsaken daughter.. Trina Huxford knows the old stories: wolf takes swan, wolf kills swan. When her beloved older sister is taken by a wolf, she fears the pattern will play out again, but her father's inaction stuns her. After all, the tribe needs Margot to seal the alliance between the Kaqtukaq and Whakamanu warriors. If he won't save her sister, then Trina will. Her only ally? A young warrior whose quiet strength and gentle spirit both soothe and entice her. An outcast craving acceptance..
Pou Ngata has spent years battling against his family's tarnished lineage, so the Tane's invitation to join him and his chosen warriors in Windsor comes as an honor and a shock. The problem? The bride intended for his cousin is missing, and the Tane has forbidden them to interfere. Refusing means losing any goodwill he's gained, but Pou can't stand by. Especially when Trina might be her sister's replacement. Two hearts bound by lies..
As Trina and Pou piece together the truth behind Margot's disappearance, they can only trust each other. Lies and betrayal culminate in a battle that threatens their fledgling relationship. But there are greater dangers than the Windsor wolves, and Pou and Trina will need more than love to survive. How can the truth set them free if it destroys everything they know? TRINA'S SACRIFICE is the final installment of the Solstice Quartet, but in order to find the answers Ember, Amy and Dia seek, they must go back to the past and find the mystery surrounding their parents' romance.
The story their father shares could shatter the beautiful memories they have of their dead mother and change the way they look at their father. TRINA'S SACRIFICE and the Solstice Quartet is the perfect read for fans of Carrie Ann Ryan's Wolf shifter series or Elizabeth Briggs' Zodiac Wolf series. While each story can be read on its own, you will want to grab them all and dive into the unique Maori culture and the mystery that sent the three daughters running for their lives.