Alpha And Luna Books Novels & Stories

Catori surveyed nothing in particular from the edge of the hill. She could hear the birds chirping. They sounded so sweet. The air was so refreshing to breathe in. After the war, all the members of the council were either sacked or decided to resign on their own. Mrs Maxwell was appointed a high member of the council. At first, she was the only member. She singlehandedly conducted the Alpha's test on Catori and her brother. It had been decided that since another child of Luna Dakota was found, then it would only be fair to give him a chance at being alpha as well. Naturally, Liam failed. Kurt had become the new zeta of their pack. Cassarina became the beta.

But thinking of it, Anna never really got over me, and she is one crazy lady. "Uhm... Excuse me, Alpha." I looked down at the person who dared interrupt me. It was an Omega that worked here. "I saw Anna talking to the Luna after hours, but I didn’t put much thought to it." "Why are you just telling me that now?" I thundered on the poor girl, and she almost collapsed. "I-I'm sorry, Alpha. I didn't think it was important." "Get out!" She stumbled as she ran out, almost pissing on herself.

“For a while, I’ve wanted something badly, without actually realizing I’ve wanted that. And yesterday… for a moment, I thought… I have it. That it’s real. It’s true. Tell me, is it true?” A smile spreads across Melony’s face but it fades away just as soon. “Have you ever heard of an alpha being able to telepathically communicate with the beta of another pack? Only an alpha can communicate with members of his pack. But,” she pauses, looking away. “Do you know who else can communicate through minds despite not sharing a pack?” For a moment her words seem too good to be true. But I know that they make complete sense. My heart begins racing in my chest and I feel breathless all at the same time.

Lacy chastised me. “I’m going to after I’m done with payroll.” “Oh, good call. Well, I'll see you two later.” “Bye,” I told Lacy. Lacy walked from my office and Sloan took a seat again as I got back to my work. As I typed away, Sloan asked a few more questions. “I get what an Alpha, Beta, and Gamma do, but what is a Luna and what does she do?” “The Luna is the Alpha’s mate. She helps with the Alpha duties and manages the packhouse.”

Let me go and get on the Alpha Book to send the invites. Alright, now the invites have been sent through Alpha Book. What. Is Alpha Book, asked Stephanie. It is similar to F***B**K but better, and it is for Alphas and Luna only. Now I definitely cannot wait to find my mate. Will certainly be using that for Alpha meetings and other things.

Alexander eagerly grabbed the book from her and exclaimed, “A Luna who was never captivated by the Alpha.” They exchanged intrigued glances and continued reading. They had never come across a story of an alpha betraying their Luna before. As Alexander turned to the next page, a grin formed on his face. “Estry, a pure white wolf with golden eyes owned by Luna Nora.” Max sought clarification, asking, “Luna Nora?” Alexander nodded, delving deeper into the book. Eventually, he placed it down and looked at Max. “Our prayers have been answered. If Selena’s wolf matches the description of Estry in this book, we will eliminate them both tonight.”

When I came out, I put on a simple white top and shorts. The book still sat on the bed, waiting. I sighed and climbed in, pulling it onto my lap. “Let’s see what this is about,” I muttered. The first few pages were full of strange words…old traditions, outdated nonsense. Then I got to the part that made my heart stop. “A Luna must obey her Alpha in all things.” “A Luna may not share a bed with her Alpha except when summoned.” “The Alpha may take a second wife if he so pleases.”

"After leaving NorthWulf, I'm just an average woman." Marma shook her head. He moved from his position and sat in front of Rula. "Luna was born based on a prophecy that has been believed for countless years," Marma explained. Her words were similar to those of Rondolf and Xabar. Marma added. "Even though NorthWulf has a new Luna, the real Luna is you." "Especially since you've given birth to an Alpha." Marma completed the sentence. "Melisam is an Alpha."

When I was still learning, still trying to understand what exists beyond brute strength. Even then, one chapter had caught my attention. “The Blood of the First Alpha.” “The Pure Power of the Moon.” “The Luna.” The Luna was not the title an alpha’s mate carries. That is only a role, a social position. In this text, “Luna” meant something else entirely: a bloodline, a phenomenon, a rare, nearly extinct power that even our own chronicles treated more like superstition. I pull the book from the shelf. Thick leather binding. Pages filled with handwriting that’s hard to decipher now. Yellowed paper. Worn edges.

“And that’s how you see a Luna?” “Isn’t a Luna really just the other person who runs the pack? It lets people know you’re an authority figure. The way I see it, Alpha and Luna doesn’t mean male or female, it means the leader who was born into the role and the leader the Goddess chose to rule beside them."