LOGINLuna Rising (The Elemental Wolves Book 1) - Completed * Abused. Forgotten. Hidden. Seren has lived her entire life as an omega no one wanted—beaten by her pack, blamed for every failure, and locked away when she became inconvenient. When Alpha Duncan enters Blood Moon Pack for a mating ball, fate binds them together—and exposes a truth meant to stay buried. Seren is not weak. She is not ordinary. And those who sold, tortured, and discarded her are about to pay. A dark paranormal romance filled with fated mates, hidden royalty, pack betrayal, and a Luna who rises from the ashes. ----------------------------------------------------------- Astral Eclipse (The Elemental Wolves Book 2) - Ongoing * She came to him in dreams. Gavin Ravenscroft has spent his life preparing to become Alpha—until the night a stranger appears in his mind. The dreams turn real when he starts waking with her injuries. And then she’s gone. When the royal court confirms human hunters are capturing Luminar, Gavin knows the truth: the girl from his dreams is being held somewhere—and she’s in danger. Because Elara Dawn isn’t just powerful. She’s becoming something the world has never seen—a mind that can bend reality.
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“Just one more, Luna. One more strong push, now, push!”
Gwen screamed, gripping my hand so tightly that I’m sure I felt something crack. Following the doctor’s prompts, she pushed and pushed. In what felt like no time at all to me, but I’m sure forever to her, the sound of a crying baby echoed in the hospital room.
“Congratulations, Luna, Alpha. You have a beautiful baby boy,” the doctor said, clipping the cord and passing my son to the waiting nurse. My eyes swam as I looked over at him, such a tiny little thing. He was wailing so loudly, you wouldn’t think he was so tiny.
‘Our pup has an excellent set of lungs. Strong,’ my wolf Aodhan said.
‘Yes,’ I agreed. ‘Befitting the next heir to the kingdom, don’t you think?’
I turned back to my mate, who was lying on the bed. Even with sweat running down her temples, her light blond hair plastered to her forehead and exhaustion lining her face, she was still the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.
“He’s lovely, my love. You’ve done so well,” I told her. She squeezed my hand, then gripped it tighter as another contraction came on.
“That’s it, Luna. Your daughter is ready to meet you. Same as before, now. Push now, Luna.”
“You’ve got it, my love.” I told her. Once again, she’d gripped my hand so hard the bones rubbed together. And once again, we heard a strong, clear cry.
“She’s beautiful, Luna,” the nurse said as she took our daughter from the doctor so that he could clip the cord.
“That’s it, Luna. You’re almost done. Two beautiful babies, and you’ll soon have them both at your breast. Let’s just get this afterbirth clear and the babes cleaned up,” the doctor said. “Another push, but this one shouldn’t be nearly as bad.”
Gwen followed the doctor’s instructions and lay back on the bed, a small smile on her face as she reached for our newly cleaned and swaddled babies. Each pup was wrapped in handmade blankets with their names embroidered on them, a gift from our pack leadership team.
“Look at them, Cian. They’re so beautiful,” she beamed at the twins as they rooted for her breast to feed. “Little Seren and Gideon. We couldn’t have asked for more beautiful babies.” They latched on with little to no effort. I felt a powerful wave of love as I watched my strong, beautiful mate care for our pups. She looked up at me as she felt the echoes through our bond.
“They’re perfect, my love. You’re amazing,” I told her.
“They will want for nothing. The most perfect heirs the kingdom will ever have!” she happily sighed.
The nurse approached her after the babies finished feeding. She took them from her. “Here now, Luna, only for a moment. We just need to make sure we’re all set for the records and to get you all clean. They’ll be right here in their bassinets when you’re finished with the doctor.”
I looked over at the nurse, who seemed to have everything well in hand. There were two bassinets waiting by the exam table for the infants. The doctor came over for one last check on Gwen.
“Luna, your wolf is already healing you. Everything went so well, I expect that you’ll be back up to full strength and fully recovered within the week. Go ahead and get cleaned up. Take a shower if you’d like. I will check in on you again a little later,” he stated, stripping off his medical gloves as he turned and exited the hospital room.
I reached for Gwen. “Come now, love. Let’s get you up.” Helping her from the bed, I glanced over at the nurse and our babies one more time. She was humming slightly under her breath as she tended to them, and they were both already sleeping, swaddled in their blankets. I let Gwen lean on me as she headed for the bathroom.
“I’d really like a shower, Cian. Can you help me?” she asked.
“Of course, love.”
I helped Gwen wash quickly, as neither of us wanted to be separated from the babies for too long. As I helped her into a clean dress, the coppery scent of blood seeped under the door. Panicked, she looked at me, eyes wide. “The pups!”
Tearing the door open, I rushed into the room. Keeping Gwen behind me, my heart sank. I could feel her panic rising in the bond, and terror gripped my insides. She came around from behind me. “Cian. No, Cian…” she cried out.
The nurse was lying on the ground in a pool of blood with her throat slit, Gideon was wailing in his bassinet, and Seren was nowhere to be seen. Gwen rushed to Gideon and grabbed him up, cuddling him close.
“Guards! Doctor! The Queen’s room, now!” I shouted down the hallway, then turned back to Gwen.
‘Guards—close the borders, surround the pack. No one in or out. Send trackers to the hospital. Your new princess has been taken!’ I barked through the mindlink.
The doctor rushed in, skidding to a stop at the sight of his nurse on the floor. I grabbed him by the throat and slammed him against the wall. “Did you do this? Did you let someone onto our floor, into our suite?” I demanded, flames licking the fingertips of my free hand. I was so enraged that I was losing control of my elemental magic.
“N-No, Alpha King,” he stammered. “I don’t know how they could have accessed this level. Everything was locked down, and the only medical personnel allowed had been fully vetted by Beta Griffin.” I dropped him to the floor and turned to the guards who appeared in the hallway. “Find out how they got past our security! Interrogate every doctor and nurse if you have to! I want answers now!”
Turning back to Gwen and Gideon, I gathered them both close in my arms. There would be hell to pay when I found out who was responsible for this. I would burn them to the ground.
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Gavin POVThe bathroom door shut with a quiet click. I pressed my palm flat against the wood, wishing there was more I could do to help Elara. Atka was pacing in my head, agitated, not wanting to let her out of our sight for even a moment, but I knew she needed the space. I turned around, putting my back against the door and sliding down until I was sitting on the cold floor. Elara was awake. She’d spent time with the Goddess and her parents. She was healing, and right now, that was the most important thing. As much as I hated it, the bond had to come second. Which meant if she wanted time to shower alone, to process, I needed to give it to her. But it took everything in me to stay where I was when I heard her sobs coming through the door. I’d grown up watching my parents, my aunts and uncles, my grandparents all mated to their fated mates. The bonds the Goddess gave them, gave us as wolves, were beautiful things. I’d always thought so, and had been raised to respect them. But I’d
Elara POVWater was running somewhere. The sound was muffled, but it still invaded my consciousness as I woke. Then other sounds layered over it—footsteps somewhere beyond the room, two people breathing slowly and deeply, voices in a cadence that indicated a quiet conversation somewhere past the doors. In a habit built over a decade, I kept my eyes closed and took inventory. My body felt…whole. There was no lingering pain, no new weakness. I flexed my legs, and they moved freely, without restraint. They felt strong. The weakness that had been my constant companion for years was gone. There was pressure in my hand as I moved, enough to tell me there was a needle there. No, not a needle…an IV. And the fluid didn't burn as it dripped into me.Breathing deeply, I took in the antiseptic that said medical facility. Layered over it were Allie's clean mountain scent and another that was deeper, earthier. Still, it was the comforting combination of oakmoss and cedar that wrapped around me lik
Gavin POVOn the third day in the hospital, Allie woke. Ross was ecstatic. He moved around the room, getting her water and food, talking to her non-stop. It made me smile to see it, even as Atka and I grew more worried about the length of time Elara had been out. Allie herself was quiet. She accepted Ross's help with an occasional small smile, but she didn't initiate conversation or contact with him. We were going to need to get some counselors in here to help both of them. For now, we were going to focus on getting physically healthy. Both of the girls had gained color back. Thanks to Dimitri's observation about the volume of blood they were being given, the supply was increased, and the results were quickly evident. Elara's cheeks started filling out, the bruises under her eyes started fading, and her hair took on a silver sheen. It practically glowed. But her eyes remained closed.I glanced up at Allie as Ross adjusted her blanket. Her face was no longer drawn and pale. There w
Gavin POVThe hospital room smelled of disinfectant and pain. Ross and I had been sitting beside the girls long enough that we were starting to smell ourselves, too—which was about as unpleasant as it sounded. But neither of us wanted to leave our mate long enough to get clean.Doc Jensen had ordered two portable cots for our room, so we at least had a place to rest that wouldn’t interfere with Elara and Allie’s care. While I would have preferred to climb into the bed with Elara, the nurses were still checking on her regularly and I didn’t want to risk aggravating any of her remaining injuries, so the cot was the best compromise the Doc could come up with once he realized we weren’t leaving. I was just sitting up after a night of very little sleep when Mom stepped into the room. She stopped just inside the door, her gaze stopping briefly on each of the girls, then Ross, before settling on me. “I can smell you from here, Gavin. Haven’t you showered yet?”A bit sheepishly, I looked u






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