All Chapters of The Broken Luna From The Dragon Bloodline: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

The auction paddle went up before Briton Bravery could raise his own. Five million for Silvermoon Tech's controlling shares, sold to the woman in red two rows ahead. "That's Jamie Olive." Jai Hinson shoved his phone across the table. "She's been buying companies across the Northwest." Briton immediately stood up working towards the lady. That lady was Jamie Olive Bravery. His ex-wife. The woman who'd signed divorce papers five years ago and disappeared. "Where are you going?" Leanora said, holding his arm. "I want to sort some business." He said and pulled free, walking toward the exit. Jamie was already with the auctioneer as she signed something on a tablet, handed it back to the auctioneer, and turned for the door. "We need to talk about Silvermoon." But she didn't stop walking. "No, we don't." "You knew I wanted that company." "Then you should have bid higher." She was almost at the door when Briton grabbed her wrist. The contact sent heat racing up his arm and his w

Kade caught Jamie before she could throw herself through her broken room window. She fought him with everything she had, but he wasn't ready to let go again. "Let me go! They were here! My babies were here!" "And they're not here now." Kade wrestled her to the ground. "You running blind won't find them." Briton shifted back to human, picked up the bedspread and wrapped it around himself. Then started arranging back Jamie's scattered phone.. Jamie finally stopped fighting. Kade let her up slowly, ready to grab her again if she wants to run again. She shifted back, naked and shaking, and didn't seem to notice or care. "My children." Her voice was empty. "They took my children." Briton pulled a jacket from a stand and wrapped it around her shoulders. Jai pulled up in the car and immediately rushed inside. "I brought clothes, I figured you'd all need them." They dressed in silence. Jamie pulled on jeans and a shirt. Beta Lucas met them at the door, a young wolf who loo

A wall of silver light came out from Herston's small body, spreading outward like a shield. The rounds fire hit the barrier and fell harmlessly to the ground, flattened and smoking. Leanora used her hand ordering the guards to stop. "Impossible. She's too young to manifest that kind of power." But Herston's eyes was glowing with pure silver, no white visible. She wasn't convulsing anymore. She sat perfectly still in her mother's arms, scales covering half her body, staring at the Dragon Council guards with an expression far too old for a four-year-old. "Herston?" Jamie called shaking. "Baby, can you hear me?" The little girl didn't respond. The silver light intensified. "Everyone down!" Kade tackled Jamie and both children to the ground as the light exploded outward. The force hit the guards and their bodies flew backward hitting the walls and equipment. Leanora managed to stay on her feet but barely, her silver blade raised in a defensive position. When the light faded, H

Jamie wakes to sunlight streaming through crystal formations. For a moment, she forgets where she is. Then everything crashes back.The sanctuary. Her grandmother. Dragon blood.She checks on the twins first. Hemston is curled up in the cave-shaped bed, still sleeping. Herston's spot is empty.Jamie's out the door in seconds.She finds her daughter in the main cavern, sitting on a bridge with her legs dangling over the edge. A silver-scaled woman sits beside her, talking quietly."Herston!"Her daughter turns. "Mama! Look!" She holds up her hand and small silver sparks dance across her palm. "Miss Celeste is teaching me!"Jamie's heart stops. "Teaching you what?"The woman, Celeste, stands. "How to channel instead of explode, Alpha. The child has power but no control. If we don't teach her, she'll hurt herself.""She's four years old.""And already manifested. We can't unring that bell." Celeste's expression is kind but firm. "Would you rather she learn control or have another episode

Fern Kilpatrick locks her office at nine PM, exhausted from another sixteen-hour day. Jamie's disappearance has left her drowning in paperwork and angry investors.She's halfway to her car when she notices the van.It's parked in the shadows, engine running. Nothing unusual. Except every instinct she has is screaming danger.She walks faster.The van's side door slides open.Fern runs.She makes it ten feet before someone tackles her from behind. Her head hits concrete and stars explode across her vision."Got her."Rough hands zip-tie her wrists. A hood goes over her head. She's dragged into the van and they're moving before she can scream."Please, I don't have money. My purse is in my office…""We don't want your money." A man's voice. Cultured. Educated. "We want your business partner."Fern's blood runs cold. "Jamie? I don't know where she is. I swear, she hasn't contacted me in days…""We know. That's about to change." Something sharp pricks her arm. "Sleep now. When you wake up