Novels by LunaReign

James pov. It was morning and the sun was already high up in the sky, casting a warm golden light over the training ground. Right now. The air smelled of grass, dust and sweat, this was because I was on the training ground Already, not just me but Auren and the rest of his peers. The funeral carried out the day before had been a success, we had given Sam and the other four warriors a befitting burial. Their families were compensated, Alpha Ezekile had made sure of that, though that wasn't enough. It was still a way of showing respect to them. The elders had arrived at the Ceremony, speeches were said and then the Ceremony was wrapped up. Although fear still lingered in the air, we were already getting ready to make outlets move, we would surely strike back at the rogues.They must certainly have a hideout, where they stay. Where they regroup and definitely a leader too. We still have no idea who this person was, but we will get to the bottom of it. The rogues were already bit

James pov. The pain lingered in my chest as we returned from the forest,the bodies of my warriors , ones who I have personally trained, haunted my mind.There was no way I could forget about them, how was I going to break this news to their families.?.That they were killed in the first by rogues?These were highly trained men, best in their fields, they knew these woods more than anyone else, but yet, somewhere The rogues had managed to end their lives. “You Know, you don't have to be so hard on yourself” Jon’s voice snapped me out of my thoughts as he walked beside me. I sighed. Tilting my head to look at him, “let's just bury them” Jon paused his lips, seemed he had something to say but decided not to, then he nodded. I walked straight towards the pack house, ezekiel needed to know about this, I needed to deliver this message to Ezekiel. The rogues have started their attacks on us and it was high time we returned the favour. As the sun shined brightly in the sky now, its gol

Jame's pov. There was a small smile plastered on my face, though the trouble going on in the palace seems not to have come to an end, as more and more issues seemed to be popping up every single day. I still had a great night together with Lydia, remembering what transpired between us the previous night. I had no idea I was smiling already. She always finds a way to make me smile despite all of the troubles going on. Auren had complained again about having another nightmare, one which was similar to the first he had, the large masked man with burning silver eyes, and the word he had said to him. The same word he had said to him the first time. “The heir awakens” These words, I have sat down to think about it, pondering and wondering what it means, but still I still haven't come up with an answer to that. Alpha ezekile and Kailey have also stopped a dead end, they have no idea what it means, summoning the shaman for the second time was a bad idea. There was nothing else she w

Auren's pov. I have no idea how, but I was in a forest again, the trees around me stood tall and still, dark. Their leaves were barely moving, their branches reaching toward the sky like long, twisted fingers, it was scary. Everything was quiet, the whole place, too quiet. I looked around, confused. I had been here before, at least, that’s what it felt like but I didn’t know when, or why. The place felt cold, even though there was no wind, shadows stretched between the trees, and the sky above was a dull gray.My heart beat faster, but I wasn’t sure why. I took a step forward, then another, and another, my eyes darting from side to side. The ground was soft under my bare feet. Wet leaves stuck to my skin, and it looked like it had rained the previous night. Right now I didn’t know where I was going, but something pulled me forward, like my feet knew the way, even if I didn’t.A cold wind blew through the air suddenly, brushing against my skin. I looked around slowly, trying to

James pov. I knew I needed to let Ezekiel know about what happened at the training ground. Aurens powers were beginning to manifest, faster than we had predicted. The confusing part of it was that no one actually knew what Exactly his powers were, he had displayed different types of powers. The other day, Kailey had mentioned that he had some kind of blue energy around him, something that looked like currents at the time when he was sitting cross legged in his room.And now I had no idea if what I witnessed was a mental ability, an ability to control air or if it was super speed.. It was difficult to tell for now, all we had to do right now was to watch him closely and train. By the time I reached the Alpha's quarters, the sky had turned orange and gold. The sunset painted the trees outside the windows, and the breeze carried the faint sound of wolves howling in the distance. The pack was settling in for the night, but my heart continued racing, even when I had decided to take my

James pov. The light of the day came fast, and after everything I needed to do at my chambers, I stepped out. This was because I had some training to conduct today, training for Auren and other kids his age. I arrived at The training ground And we did some quick training. They were not easy but I still call them warm ups. This was because the main training for the day was the sparring session And that was what we will be doing now. Right Now, the sun was high, burning hot above the training ground. I wiped sweat from my brow and looked at the line of fifteen-year-old teens standing in front of me. Each one had bruises, dirt on their clothes, and wild looks in their eyes.It was just the warm ups, though they were tired, they were not done. I could see it in them, the hunger to grow stronger and that was what I needed to see. “Alright!” I clapped my hands together. “We have done running, we have done push-ups, and now… it’s time for hand-to-hand sparring.”Some of the kids chee

Allison’s POVI quickly made a hand gesture to Hannah, and my eyes grew wide, beckoning her silently. I wagged my head from side to side, hoping my friend would pick up on the urgency in the actions. Hannah faltered in mid-sentence, the weight of my unsaid request settling in."Uh, anyway," Hannah said, looking back and forth between me and Collen as her voice tapered off. "Let's change the subject."Collen’s brow furrowed slightly as his curiosity was piqued. I knew he could tell there was more to the story, something big Allison was trying to avoid. He respected her privacy, but the wolf inside him growled at the lack of answers and understanding.The rest of lunch was eaten in near silence, broken only by fits and starts of contrived conversation. I concentrated on my food, chewing my forkfuls of green beans mechanically as I struggled to pull my thoughts together. I could feel Collen's eyes on me, weighted with unspoken questions.As we walked back to the office, Collen walked clo

Collen’s POVI leaned against the wall in the hallway, my eyes trained on the bathroom door. I could feel her tension, even before she bumped into me. That connection we shared, the one I’d been trying to ignore seemed impossible to deny now. My wolf growled softly, stirring, wanting her, but I knew I had to give Allison her space. She was clearly in a bad way, and I did not want to make it worse.I leaned against the wall, running a hand through my hair. Yesterday's argument had been pretty heavy, and I still felt the sting of the words on both sides. I wanted to make things right, but at the same time, I was aware that if I pushed her too hard, she would leave me behind. I needed to give her space, even though everything inside me was screaming at me to be near her.Taking a deep breath, I decided I was going to let her come to me. If she wanted to talk, I would be there; if she needed space, I would give it to her. My wolf protested at that, but I held fast. This wasn't about my

Allison’s POVI woke up the next morning feeling gnawed by a sense of dread. The determination that had coursed through my veins the previous night was lost, replaced instead by the anxiety about facing Collen. It was more than I could stomach to see him again, to deal with those convoluted feelings and the resultant guilt.I lay in bed for a long time, my eyes fixed on the ceiling, feeling the weight of my decision. I finally forced myself up. I needed to clear my head, and the best way to do that was by staying busy. I had to avoid Collen and the tangled mess of emotions he brought with him.My thoughts turned to Hannah and the job she had mentioned. Perhaps that was the answer. If I could bury myself in work, I could shove Collen and the guilt to the back of my mind. I got out of bed and went into the kitchen, where she found Hannah making breakfast."Good morning," Hannah greeted cheerfully. "How did you sleep?I smiled back, a small smile that was forced. "Morning. I slept okay,

Allison’s POVI could feel the raw, electric energy pulsing through my veins. Every fiber in my body screamed to resist, to pull away from Collen. I had spent years building walls around my heart, a fortress of self-control that kept Clara, my wolf, under restraint. Tonight the barriers crumbled.The torch by Collen lighted a fire I had worked so hard to quench. But the animal part of me, the primitive side of Clara, was insistent. My human half fought hard, but the wolf inside me roared, famished for that connection that only Collen seemed to provide. More than just lust."Allison," Collen whispered, his voice low and rumbling, sending shivers down my back. His breath was hot against my neck, the pressure from his hands firm but light on my skin. For a moment, it seemed the rest of the world around us blurred, leaving just the two of us, intertwined in a dance as old as time itself."No," I whispered back, though I could feel the weakening in my resolve. "This isn't right."But Clara

Allison POV"What are you doing here?"Cole and I asked simultaneously."What are you talking about? I live here?""No," he shook his head."Um, yes I do.""But you said you are a transfer student,""What does that have to do with anything?" I questioned."Oh fuck! This can't be happening!""What?" I frowned, puzzled be the expression on his face, he looked about ready to convulse."You are my mate, that's what?""Oh, I'm sorry that I'm not pretty enough for you, is that why you left me in the cabin stranded?"I glared at him, folding my hands around my chest."No, that's not…""Babe, what are you doing outside?"I heard Hanna's voice from out the hallway before I saw her."Oh, I see you've met each other."Hannah said."You know him?" I frowned."Yes, this is my boyfriend, Colleen and Collen, my roommate, Allison."She smiledI blinked, trying to make sense of what she'd just said."Nice to meet you,"Collen quickly took my hands and shook them.My hands fell limp to my side."Is eve

Allison POVI woke up to the sound of the ringing of an alarm.I turned to find Kal staring at me."Hey," I said, his voice hoarse."Hi," I smiled up at him, my entire body aching and sore from all of the delicious love making from last night."You are awake…" he stroked my hair."Yes,""You sleep like a dead log."He chuckled."Hmmm." I stretched on the bed and pulled myself up to a sitting position.I could feel Kal's eyes on me and it made me shiver…He pulled me towards him and kissed me passionately.The kiss was getting heated when the sound of a ringing phone stopped us.Cole quickly stood up from the bed and walked over to where he phone sat on a chair and picked it up.He stared down at his phone, his eyes wide like he'd just been told that his favorite pet was hit by a car.Quickly, he walked out of the room without saying a word.My brows furrowed but I figured he'd tell me what was wrong if he wanted to.My phone rang somewhere in the room and I traced it to the floor.I