All Chapters of The Alpha's Secret Moon : Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

Luna Silverwood raced through the forest, her paws barely touching the moss-covered ground as she ran toward her favorite place in all of Moonstone Pack territory. Today was special - it was her six-month anniversary with Marcus, and she wanted to surprise him at their secret lake where they first kissed under the full moon.Her wolf, Silver, purred with happiness inside her mind. Faster, Luna! I can smell his scent already!Luna's violet eyes sparkled with joy as she shifted back to her human form behind a large oak tree. She smoothed down her long black hair and straightened her blue sundress. At twenty years old, she still felt like the luckiest girl in the world to be mated to Marcus Blackthorne, the future Alpha of their pack.The late afternoon sun filtered through the leaves, creating dancing shadows on the forest floor. Luna picked a handful of wildflowers as she walked the final distance to the lake, humming softly to herself. Her younger sister Aria was visiting from the Cre

The pack house hummed with nervous energy as the sun began to set. Luna stood in her room, the mysterious note still crumpled in her pocket, trying to make sense of everything. Who was watching her? And what secret about Vincent's past mate could be so terrible?*We should tell someone,* Silver suggested, pacing anxiously in her mind.*Tell them what? That we're trying to seduce the Alpha for revenge and someone doesn't like it?* Luna replied, fixing a silver moon pendant around her neck - ironically, a gift from Marcus last month.A soft knock interrupted her thoughts. "Come in," she called, expecting to see one of the omega wolves helping with preparations.Instead, Vincent entered, still in his dark Alpha attire from dealing with the rogues. His golden eyes immediately found hers in the mirror, and Luna's breath caught at the intensity of his gaze."You should be getting ready for the festival," Luna said, trying to sound casual even as her heart raced."I needed to check on you fi

The silver light emanating from Luna grew stronger, pulsing with each heartbeat. Through the protective sphere surrounding them, she and Vincent could see the old Alpha house crumbling to pieces, but none of the debris could touch them."Luna, your eyes," Vincent said in awe. Both her eyes and her hair had turned pure silver, shimmering with otherworldly power."We are becoming what we were meant to be," Silver spoke in Luna's mind, her voice deeper and more ancient than before. "The prophecy awakens."As they emerged from the ruins, Luna saw that her silver light had spread throughout the territory. The rogues who'd been surrounding the pack house were on their knees, dark magic bleeding from them like poison being drawn from a wound. Their eyes were clearing, returning to normal colors instead of the red haze of corruption."Impossible!" Morgana materialized in her true form - not the beautiful woman from her projection, but someone twisted by centuries of dark magic and pain. Her o

Luna paced her room frantically, her mind racing through the possibilities. The morning sun had risen higher, bringing the reality of her situation into sharp focus. Twenty-four hours. She had twenty-four hours to find a way out of a centuries-old debt to the vampire court, or everyone she loved would suffer."We need to research," Vincent said from the doorway, his expression grim. He'd left Beta James in charge of keeping the pack calm and unaware of the threat. "There has to be something in the archives about vampire contracts. Some loophole or—""There won't be one," a quiet voice interrupted. Morgana stood in the doorway behind Vincent, her silver hair catching the light. The former witch looked diminished somehow, without her dark magic, but her ancient eyes still held wisdom. "I made these deals with full knowledge of their terms. Vampire contracts are binding in ways that even prophecy can't break.""Then help us find another way," Luna said desperately. "You lived for centuri

Vincent stood in the grand hall of the Silver Creek Pack, watching representatives from seventeen different packs file in. Each one carried scars of the vampire attack - lost loved ones, destroyed territories, desperate hope that the Alpha King could forge them into a unified force."This is more than we had five days ago," Beta James said quietly, standing beside Vincent. "The Council of Alphas hasn't convened since the Great War two centuries back. We might actually have a chance."But Vincent wasn't thinking about chances. He was thinking about Luna, about the faint pulse of their bond that still connected them despite the distance and the magic suppressing it. That connection was what kept him going, even as his wolf howled in agony at the separation."They captured her at sunset, went into the earth before dark," James continued. "My contacts with the local witches say the Night Court's palace is buried beneath the mountains. Heavily warded, ancient magic. No one's ever breached