Luna Fantasy Web Novels & Stories

No matter how hard I tried, I could never satisfy my mate Daniel; after being mated to him for almost six years, married to him with our son Tobias, he continuously despised me and called me fat. One day, on our sixth wedding anniversary, I returned home to find Tobias calling Claire my adopted sister and my mate Daniel tongue deep in her. I confronted them, but he told me he could never accept an overweight woman like me and told me to get used to my sister Claire coming into the house to live with us. I wept, but then even my son told me to go away so he could welcome his new mother. I went to my parents, and they blamed me for being fat. That same day, I decided to leave the pack to restart my life, but nine years later, I am the Hacker goddess the whole supernatural world seeks. I could hack into any security system across all continents. Daniel and the pack were in grave security trouble, and only the Hacker goddess billionaire could save him. When he saw me, he was immediately shocked, and suddenly he wanted me to reconcile with him. Every powerful male tried so desperately to get my attention. Tobias wanted me back as his mother, but I was done being the people pleaser, ashamed of her curves. 

The Eclipse Secret Child Rejected. Betrayed. Replaced. Elara gave eighteen months of her life to Alpha Kaelen, the most powerful man in the Northern Territories, silently absorbing the dangerous storm of power that threatened to destroy him, to him, she was nothing more than a mistake, a “void” he could discard once a more suitable Luna arrived. On the night of her rejection, Elara walks away without a single tear… taking with her the only thing that ever kept him sane, but Kaelen has no idea what he’s truly lost. Because Elara is not leaving empty. Hidden within her is something that shouldn’t exist, a child born from darkness and power, unseen by the world, untouched by the laws of wolves, a child that could one day rise above every Alpha… or destroy them all. As Kaelen claims his radiant Luna and his golden future, the shadows begin to move. And when the truth finally comes to light, it won’t be love that brings them back together. It will be war.

After Seraphina dies at the hand of her Alpha ex husband/mate. Her spirit stayed with her body long enough to see her new born son, be thrust into the arms of the waiting wet nurse. The beta female who had just been mocking her, clung on to Alpha. Laughing at my dead body. What no one expected, was Seraphina being reborn. But this time, Seraphina was not the weak wolf of her past life. No. Because the destined Elemental wolf had also been reborn. Seraphina and her new powerful wolf take back everything that was stolen from her. Piece by piece, she will destroy those who had a hand in her death. And finally reclaim her son.

Eighteen was supposed to be the day Eliana’s life officially began. Instead, Silas rejected her in front of the entire pack, tore the mate bond away, and left her with nothing.For two years, the Moonstone Pack made her pay for existing. Just when she thought things couldn't get worse, Silas handed her over as a servant to the Lycan King of the North.Eliana expected a cold death in the frozen lands. She didn't expect a king who actually looked at her as a woman with fire left to burn. As they draw closer and a real bond forms between them, a dangerous secret older than Eliana herself begins to surface.

"This is your new sister," they said. "Protect her," they said. Not love her. Not obsess over. Not need the lost and abandoned orphan with no where else to go with every fiber of my being. Just protect the new messenger of the old gods, with all that I am..... Forbidden love in a lost world of fairies, shifters, and Shin.

"We were wrong, Elena! Please, forgive us—come back!" Their desperate pleas thundered across the hall, thick with regret. But their tears came far too late. The broken girl they discarded was gone, and I was determined to make every last one of them bleed. My name is Elena Pearl. On my eighteenth birthday, I was branded a outcast and banished from the Crest Pack—all because of an ancient tradition that dictates when an Alpha chooses his mate, every other female from her bloodline must be exiled. It was a monstrous lie. Patricia, my treacherous step-sister, stole my place, my scent, and my destiny. "I, Kieran Smith, Alpha of the Crest Pack, hereby banish Elena Pearl forever!" Nobody listened to my cries. Nobody cared. I was stripped bare, broken, and cast out into the freezing wilderness as a rogue. Starving and helpless, I was cornered by feral rogues and beaten within an inch of my life—only to be saved by the most lethal force in the supernatural realm: the Quadruplet Alphas of the rival Pearl Bridge Pack. "Isn't this the Crest Beta's daughter?" Valerian growled, his dark presence towering over my broken frame. "It’s her," Adrien sneered, cupping my chin in his hand with brutal force. "She hasn't changed a bit." "She’s a spy!" Darian roared, extending his razor-sharp claws. "Let me rip her throat out!" "No, Darian," Cassian, the eldest brother, commanded smoothly. "Death is too merciful for Crest filth. Take her to the keep. She is our new personal maid." Adrien’s lips curved into a wicked, predatory smirk. "Brilliant, Cassian. We’ll make her suffer."

The Distance Between Worlds is a free bonus novella and prequel to The Moon’s Choice. Alice believes she understands her life. Work, familiar streets, ordinary routines — everything has its place. Until reality begins to slip. Her reflection moves when she does not. A silver line opens onto a landscape she has never seen. And one night, Alice finds herself beside an impossible lake beneath unfamiliar stars. There, she sees a dragon. And a man who looks at her as though he already knows exactly who she is. Alice does not know his name. She does not know why silver magic responds to her touch, why the boundary between worlds seems to recognize her, or why this stranger speaks to her with the certainty of someone who has been waiting. She only knows that something has changed. The distance between worlds is no longer impossible to cross. The Distance Between Worlds is a complete free fantasy romance prequel featuring dragons, silver magic, another world, and the first mysterious connection that leads into The Moon’s Choice.

She was raised as a slave, beaten, starved; she never had a name—or so she thought. Nervously, trying not to make a mistake, she nervously moves through the dense crowd gathered in the hopes of meeting the future Alpha King. Little did she know how much her life would change in a single evening. But would the traumas of her past allow her to become who she was destined to be?

The First Witness Some stories are remembered. Others are rewritten. When Darius Blackwood discovers a forgotten journal belonging to the legendary Storykeeper Alaric, he uncovers a truth that has been buried for generations. History has not simply been forgotten—it has been carefully edited by a secret organization known only as the Circle. With Luna Vale at his side and an unlikely group of allies—including a former Archivist, a defector from the Circle, and ordinary people brave enough to question the stories they were taught—they begin unraveling a conspiracy that reaches far deeper than kingdoms or crowns. As erased names return, hidden villages awaken, and ancient witness circles emerge from the shadows, Darius realizes the greatest battle is not for power, but for memory itself. Because the Circle was never built to control kingdoms. It was built to control the stories people believe about themselves. Now the first true witnesses are gathering once again, carrying questions that no ruler can command and answers that no one can own. But the Circle has waited centuries for this moment. And it has no intention of letting the final story be written.

The night I died, I discovered my marriage was a lie. Alpha Rhydian Crowe never loved me. He married me to unite our packs, while I foolishly believed I had won his heart. Then Virelle Sorn plunged a silver blade into my chest and left me with one final truth: I had been a pawn from the beginning. But death was not the end. I woke three years earlier, on the morning of my wedding, with the memories of my murder still burning inside me. This time, I know better. I will not marry Rhydian for love. I will not trust Virelle. I will not become anyone’s pawn. But as I rewrite the future, strange cracks begin appearing in everything I thought I knew. The people I trusted hide dangerous secrets, and the man I swore to hate may not be the enemy I remember. The moon gave me a second chance. This time, I intend to survive.