Blood and moonlight
Ava has always believed three things: vampires must protect their coven, werewolves are sworn enemies, and she is twenty-two years old.
But lies run deep in the shadows.
When Ava is sent on a mission beyond her coven’s borders, she meets Achi—a quiet, enigmatic human who stirs something ancient in her blood. Drawn to him by a bond she doesn’t understand, Ava struggles to reconcile her feelings with everything she’s been taught. Achi is calm, well-built, and seemingly ordinary… but nothing about him is what it seems.
Achi is a hybrid—the forbidden child of both vampire and werewolf bloodlines. Cursed by ancient gods and hidden from the world, hybrids are destined to be locked away on a mountain far from civilization. But Achi has a secret: he escaped. And now, he’s living under a false identity, searching for the one the prophecy named—the vampire girl with silver in her veins and a choice that could save or doom them both.
As passion ignites between them, truths unravel. Ava must decide where her loyalty lies—with the coven that raised her in fear or with the man who might shatter everything she thought she knew. And Achi must confront his fate: to love Ava is to break the gods’ law, but to let her go could destroy them all.
In a world where bloodlines mean war and love means betrayal, can a forbidden bond rewrite destiny?
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Chapter: Chapter twenty four: Ava’s visionDarkness.Then, light—soft and golden, pouring in like morning sun filtered through smoke. Ava blinked. She was standing, but she didn’t know where. The air was heavy with silence, yet filled with whispers, as though a hundred voices were hiding just beneath the surface.She turned in slow circles. The space around her shimmered like a dream—real and unreal all at once. Then, from the haze, a figure emerged. A woman… graceful, radiant, and smiling sweetly.Ava’s breath caught in her throat.The woman looked like someone from a memory she didn’t know she had.As the woman stepped closer, a thin golden barrier flared between them, humming softly. She didn’t try to cross it. She simply stopped and looked at Ava with the warmth of a thousand lifetimes.“Ava, darling,” the woman said, her voice like a melody Ava’s soul recognized instantly, “I’m so happy you are becoming who you truly are.”The words echoed in Ava’s chest, striking something raw.“I’m a proud mum,” the woman said gently. “
Last Updated: 2025-05-09
Chapter: Chapter twenty three: the seers visionAs they drew nearer to Achi’s pack territory, the air thickened—not just with tension, but with something Ava couldn’t name. Magic, perhaps. Or fate. The path wound deeper into the forest, and Ava found herself inching closer to Achi, questions burning in her chest.“Achi…” she said softly.He glanced at her. “Yeah?”“Can I ask you something?”“Of course.”She hesitated, her eyes fixed on the trees instead of him. “How long have you known?”Achi didn’t respond right away. The silence between them stretched like a taut string. When he finally spoke, his voice was low, almost reverent.“Since I was thirteen,” he said. “The dreams started then. Visions of you—always you. A voice told me we were bound. That we were the beginning of something the world feared.”Ava’s breath caught in her throat. She turned to look at him, but before she could say anything, Marcus’s voice interrupted the moment.“Well, well, well… we’re here,” he said, drawing their attention forward.The trees opened into
Last Updated: 2025-05-06
Chapter: Chapter twenty two : Ava’s wolf What do you mean they are what the gods feared?” Darius asked, a frown forming as his curiosity deepened.Marcus sighed and leaned against a mossy stone, his voice calm but heavy. “Let me tell you something. The gods knew this long ago. They foresaw what would happen if Achi and Ava ever united. That’s why they isolated Achi on the mountain… and that’s why they ordered Elias to keep Ava far from him. But fate—fate always finds a crack in destiny’s walls.”Ava grunted, her breath catching in her throat. “Huh?”“Ava?” Marcus stepped forward, his brows creased with concern. “Are you okay?”“Yeah, yeah… I’m fine,” she murmured. “But I saw something. A woman. She said, ‘Give her my powers.’ That’s all I remember before everything went black. Then—” She paused, eyes wide with the realization. “I shifted.”“What?” Her voice cracked. “Wait… am I—am I a wolf now?”Marcus grinned, stepping behind her. “Turn your back, Ava.”She hesitated. “What are you—?”“Just look.”She twisted slightly, catc
Last Updated: 2025-05-04
Chapter: Chapter Twenty-One: Blood Unbound The night was quiet, but the air held a strange charge—as if the stars were holding their breath.Ava sat beside Achi, her eyes fixed on the wound stretching across his side. Crimson soaked through the bandages Marcus had wrapped, and despite his hybrid blood, the injury hadn’t closed. Her fingers trembled as she reached out, gently brushing the edge of the cloth.“Where did you get this?” she asked, her voice low, uncertain.Achi didn’t flinch. “I fought with the beasts,” he said. “Their blades weren’t ordinary. They cut deeper… like they were made to remember.”Ava frowned. “But you’re not supposed to bleed like this.”“They were old. Cursed, maybe. Their metal stung like it knew what I was.”Something twisted in her chest—fear, yes, but something else too. A knowing.Without another word, she unsheathed a dagger from her side, pricked her thumb, and let her blood fall into the open wound.It hissed.And then—Her world shifted.The firelight vanished. The earth beneath her feet dis
Last Updated: 2025-04-30
Chapter: Chapter Twenty: Journey to the Temple of RuinAva had made her decision.She would go back to meet Achi — but this time, not with Darius alone. Marcus would accompany her, standing as both her shield and her witness.No longer would she be paralyzed by fear.No longer would her father’s shadow weigh down her every step.This time, she would face her destiny head-on.The morning sky was heavy with clouds, a dull gray blanket pressing down on the earth. A sharp wind whipped through the trees, carrying with it the scent of rain and something older — something forgotten.As they journeyed toward the ruins where Achi waited, Ava drifted deep into her own thoughts.The world around her blurred, the rhythmic pounding of the horses’ hooves lulling her into memory after memory.She saw her father’s stern face, the cold halls of the coven, the endless warnings about werewolves and betrayal.But the strongest image was Achi’s — his steady gaze, his quiet strength, the way he made her feel seen when everyone else saw only a weapon or a weakn
Last Updated: 2025-04-29
Chapter: Chapter Nineteen: Ashes of the OldThe iron gates of the coven stayed closed behind them, cold and unmoving, but Ava didn’t look back.Her home was gone.Her people had turned their backs.Her father had cast her out like she was nothing more than a rebellious child.But standing between Marcus and Darius, feeling the weight of their loyalty, Ava realized something deeper than the ache in her chest:She wasn’t alone.Not anymore.Marcus squeezed her shoulder firmly. “We move forward,” he said, his voice low and steady.“No matter what’s waiting.”The moonlight slithered between the trees as they made their way into the wild, each step pulling them further from the life they had known — and deeper into the unknown.For hours, they traveled through dense woods. The night was thick, heavy, whispering things Ava could almost understand.Memories not her own flickered at the edge of her mind — strange ruins, ancient chants, a power so vast it tasted like lightning on her tongue.At last, Marcus stopped at a half-buried ston
Last Updated: 2025-04-27
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