Moonlit Betrayal
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After the death of her loved ones, Lena is despised by all and left to suffer alone. But one day, the moon goddess grants her a mate, who despises and rejects her but covets her beauty. Desperate to escape, Lena has a one-night stand with a stranger and becomes pregnant, only to find that her mate still has his eyes on her. Bullied, enslaved, and isolated by all, Lena lives in hell until the Lycan King comes and claims her as his mate. But the truth behind her parents' death and the dangers lurking in the kingdom threaten to tear apart her newfound happiness. Misled to believe that the Lycan King caused her parents' death, she fakes her own death and runs away with her babies, hoping to keep them safe from harm. As Lena struggles to survive on her own, she faces countless obstacles and dangers, from enemies who seek to harm her and her children to the ghosts of her past that haunt her every step. But with her strength, courage, and determination, she fights to protect her family and uncover the truth about her past. How would Lena confronts her enemies and uncover the truth about her parents' death? Would she emerge stronger and wiser? What would Lena's fate be?. Full of twists and turns, heart-pounding action, and emotional depth, this story will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
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Moonlit Betrayal Chapter 3
— The Gentleman in BlackLena rolled out of the bed, breathless, panting. She couldn't count how many times she'd had that nightmare. All over and over again, a recurring memory stalking her in her sleep like it was trying to show her something, tell her something. Lena wasn't interested in that. Especially when what she really wanted was to forget all about that day. It ruined everything for her. And so it felt cruel of the world to let her relive it every night.She looked over at Jude's side of the bed. Of course he wasn't there, what was she expecting? As she looked away, her eyes suddenly caught the shining glass of a bottle. His rum was still here? That was interesting. Maybe that was what she needed; a good dose of alcohol to help her forget her trauma.She rolled over to his side of the bed and grabbed the bottle by his nightstand. Reading the label that was on the largely printed ‘Olgsburg,’ she shrugged. The bottle was almost empty, Jude was sure to find out that someone had
Moonlit Betrayal Chapter 2
2 — The First Changing“Byron! Stop it!” Nafisa's authoritative voice interrupted the gathering. “We can't force it out of her!” She stomped to the center of the assemblage, coming in-between Byron Eggles, the lycanthropy coach and Lena Banecroft who laid helpless and shamefaced on the floor.“So how the hell are we gonna do it then?” Byron cried. “She's an adult now and she can't even bring out fangs! Fangs, Nafisa!”Nafisa offered Lena her hand. Lena didn't accept, she pushed herself off the ground and got on her feet. Nafisa gave her an asserting nod. “And so what?” She turned to Byron. “You wanna bully it out of the girl? Make her angry enough so she can change?”“Bullying, no.” Byron shook his head. “That ain't what I am doing. But if I have to piss her off enough to show me some fangs, that's what I'm gonna do, Nafisa.” He lunged for Lena.“Yeah, that's bullying,” Nafisa said, getting in the way. “You're a coach, Byron. The lycanthropy coach to be exact.”“Shut the fuck up, are
Moonlit Betrayal Chapter 1
1 — Prey BloodIt waited to kill.On the sun-baked dry sand, hiding in the blades of the thin yellow grass, it laid. Waiting.Through its lacerating fur it could sense the vibrations being transmitted. Though they were still far off, the creature could sense it, distinctly and precisely. The rabbit sat in a reasonable distance from the creature, unaware it was about to meet its abrupt end. The creature's eyes glowed on its target, determining not only its direction and speed of movement, but also its weight. Every predator knew that weight was of cardinal importance when it came to their prey. The rabbit was fat. And so the creature readied itself. Giving chase meant a loss of energy that it was sure to replenish by the calorific value of that fat juicy rabbit. It knew it would have had to quit the attack if the prey was too small. But not this rabbit. This rabbit was fat.Moving its limbs cautiously, and avoiding sudden noises, the creature reduced the distance between itself and its
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