BLOOD MOON REDEMPTION
Calista Rivers doesn't believe in fate. As a trauma doctor, she trusts science, not superstition. But when a mysterious man with silver eyes and impossible healing abilities crashes into her ER, everything she knows shatters.
Kael Varyn recognizes her instantly. She's his Luna, reborn after centuries. The mate he sacrificed under a blood-red moon to save his pack. The woman whose death cursed his entire bloodline to walk the earth immortal, broken, and unable to love until her soul forgives him.
Now she's back, with no memory of the forest fire, the broken promises, or the dagger that spilled her blood. But every touch awakens something ancient inside her. Every glance stirs emotions she can't explain. And the dreams won't stop coming.
When supernatural attacks target her hospital, Kael must protect the woman who once loved him from an ancient enemy hunting her reborn soul. But as fragments of her past resurface, Calista discovers the horrifying truth: the man who feels like home is also her murderer.
The Moon Goddess's prophecy is clear. Forgive him, or destroy him. Choose wrong, and the curse won't just claim their lives again. It will end the entire werewolf race.
Torn between a love that transcends death and memories that scream betrayal, Calista faces an impossible decision. Can love survive the ultimate sacrifice? Or will history repeat itself under another blood-red moon?
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Chapter: The Bond That Will Not BreakKael Varyn's POVRiver found me on the roof of my building, staring at the city below."You look like hell," he said, leaning against the railing beside me."I feel like hell," I admitted.River was my Beta. My second-in-command. And the only person in the world who had stood by me for the past three centuries. He was younger than me, blond-haired and sharp-eyed, with a loyalty that bordered on recklessness."She hates you," River said bluntly."I know.""Good," he said. "Because if she did not, I would be worried. A woman who forgives you that easily is not worth your time."I glanced at him. "You have a strange way of being supportive."River shrugged. "I am just being honest. You killed her, Kael. You cannot expect her to smile and move on.""I do not expect anything," I said quietly.River was silent for a moment. Then he sighed. "The pack is getting restless. They know the curse is spreading. Wolves are losing their ability to shift. Pups are being born weaker. If we do not fix t
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Chapter: The Dream That Would Not Let GoCalista Rivers' POVI did not go home that night.I could not. Every time I thought about my apartment, I imagined shadow creatures waiting in the corners. Red eyes watching me from the dark.So I stayed at Elena's shop. She gave me a cot in the back room and told me to rest. But rest was impossible.I lay there, staring at the ceiling, trying to make sense of everything.Werewolves. Curses. Reincarnation.And Kael.The man who killed me.I should have hated him. I wanted to hate him. But every time I closed my eyes, I saw something else.A memory that was not mine.I was standing in a forest clearing under a full moon. The air smelled like pine and earth. I was wearing a long white dress that moved in the breeze.And Kael was there.But he was different. Younger. Smiling. He looked at me like I was the most important thing in the world.He took my hand and pressed it to his chest. I could feel his heartbeat, strong and steady."I will love you until the stars fall from the sky," he s
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Chapter: The Weight of CenturiesKael Varyn's POVI had imagined this moment a thousand times.The moment Calista learned the truth. The moment she looked at me with hatred in her eyes and asked the question I had been dreading for three centuries.Did you kill me?And every time, in every version of this moment I had played out in my mind, I thought I would have something to say. Some explanation that would make her understand.But now, standing in Elena's shop with Calista staring at me like I was a monster, I had nothing.Because I was a monster."Yes," I said. "I killed you."She flinched. It was a small movement, barely noticeable, but I saw it. And it cut deeper than any blade ever could."Why?" she whispered.I wanted to tell her everything. I wanted to explain that three hundred years ago, a dark sorcerer named Morgath had threatened to wipe out my entire pack. That he had given me a choice: sacrifice my mate to the Moon Goddess, or watch every wolf I had sworn to protect die screaming.I wanted to tell her t
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Chapter: The Witch's WarningCalista Rivers' POVI woke up in a place that smelled like old books and candle wax.My head throbbed. My body ached. For a moment, I thought I was back in the hospital, recovering from some terrible accident. But when I opened my eyes, I saw wooden shelves crammed with bottles, jars, and strange objects I could not name.I sat up slowly. I was lying on a couch in what looked like the back room of a bookstore. Dust floated in the shafts of sunlight streaming through a small window."You are awake. Good."I turned my head and saw a woman sitting in a chair across from me. She was older, maybe in her fifties, with long black hair streaked with silver. Her eyes were a piercing, unnatural blue. She wore layers of dark clothing and held a cup of tea in her hands."Where am I?" I asked. My voice was hoarse."My shop," the woman said. "You fainted. Kael brought you here."Kael. The werewolf.The memory came flooding back. The parking lot. The creature. The transformation.I stood up too quic
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Chapter: The Stranger in the HallwayCalista Rivers' POVI did not sleep that night.Every time I closed my eyes, I saw the forest. The fire. The dagger.By the time my shift ended, the sun was rising. I walked to my car in the hospital parking lot, my body moving on autopilot. I needed to go home. I needed to forget what happened.But when I reached my car, someone was leaning against it.The man from the operating room.He stood there like he had been waiting for me. He wore dark jeans and a black jacket now, not a hospital gown. His wounds were gone. Completely healed. Not even a scar.He looked at me with those impossible silver eyes, and I froze."Dr. Rivers," he said. His voice was deep, smooth, like gravel and honey mixed together."How do you know my name?" I demanded. My hand moved toward my phone in my pocket."We need to talk.""No. We do not." I unlocked my car door, my fingers trembling. "You need to leave, or I am calling security.""You saw something last night," he said. "In the operating room. You saw me
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Chapter: The Man Who Wouldn't DieCalista Rivers' POVThe emergency room smelled like disinfectant and blood tonight.I pulled on fresh gloves, my hands steady even though my body screamed for sleep. Sixteen hours into my shift, and I still had four surgeries waiting. This was normal. This was life.Outside the operating room, sirens wailed. Another accident victim rolled through the doors on a stretcher, and I moved toward him automatically.Nurse Jenna grabbed my arm. Her face was pale. "Dr. Rivers, this one is bad. Real bad."I looked at the man on the gurney. His chest was crushed. Blood soaked through the bandages the paramedics had wrapped around him. His clothes were torn, and I could see exposed bone through the gashes on his arms. No one survived injuries like this.But his heart monitor beeped. Slow. Steady. Impossibly calm."Get him into OR-3," I ordered. "Now."We moved fast, rolling him down the hallway. I checked his vitals on the portable monitor. His pulse was forty beats per minute. That should have m
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