Alpha King's Banished Luna Novels & Stories

The echoes of their ancestors whispered through the halls, a reminder that the weight of history rested heavily upon their shoulders. There was a secret whispered only in hushed tones among the wise and privy was the profound influence wielded by the Luna in the ascent of the alpha king. It was a narrative veiled from common folk, obscured by the shadows of courtly intrigues and celestial mysteries. Yet, those who delved deep into the annals of Lunari lore knew that the very reason the alpha king held dominion over the realm was intricately tied to the Luna herself. Her power, her will, had been instrumental in the elevation of his status, intertwining their fates inextricably. This knowledg

“I had heard it myself. I confirm that. You should hide, Brenna.” “Hide? I have nowhere to go now!” With that, the banished Luna angrily hung up the phone. Brenna threw away her phone in frustration. The banished Luna flopped down on her bed, biting on her nails. F*uck. Why Giselle? Brenna frowned as she thought of all the possibilities. The banished Luna knew too well there were still her father’s followers loyal to her. She had used them to raise an ally of those who wanted Brenna and Tina to inherit the position. They should use some reasons between the line of “the head alpha’s bloodline to take the reign.”

The thing was all the women he dated knew about his reputation, but they hardly cared because they all had what they were after. Rodriguez Wolf was the most eligible bachelor in the whole of Moona pack. He was perfect in every way, that was why girls followed him wherever he went. Standing at six foot two inches, Rodriguez had short brown hair, brown eyes, a sharp jawline and angular features. He was a spitting image of his father, the only difference was their height and the fact that his father was noticably older. All of Rodriguez's training had paid off because he had rock hard muscles on his whole body. Not only was he handsome, he was also rich. He drove the latest cars and wore the tr

"The Sun Valley Pack is just returning to its glory days." "You cannot compare forbidden magic with a male as an Aluna Luna Rudina!" Alpha Heaveaux sparked. "There are a lot of things that were hidden," said Luna Rudina. "He wasn’t banished because he practiced forbidden magic; he turned against us because we never appreciated his gift; he got aligned with people who misled him, and I fear its repercussions might be reawakened," Luna Rudina professed.

Alpha Kai With the amount of atrocity committed by Alexander's uncle in his pack, I am almost forced to invade the pack. I have gathered information that he has Jessica in chains and every other person who goes against his rule. Speaking of Jessica, I got to know that she was part of the plan to unseat Alexander so Derrick could become king while she was the Luna. I can't imagine how betrayed Alexander would be when he finds out. To think that I was always envious of their friendship.

He was one of the people she respected the most, the master and ruler of the Royal House of Varkos, Alpha King Nathan. Seeing him, Leah couldn’t help smiling widely for the first time after being reborn, unknowingly making Damon’s eyes even darker. Hearing the Alpha King’s voice, Luna Laurent’s chubby face became pale. She quickly explained, "No, Your Majesty, I—I misspoke. How would I know what you think? I—I was just… speaking casually." Leah rolled her eyes, turning her face to the side. Luna Laurent had been so rude just now and had suddenly become such a coward.

Ivy turned to look at me sharply. "She'll go with you," I said to Noah. I kept my voice level and deliberate and I watched every person in the room try to figure out what I was doing. "She's your Luna. You said so. She signed a contract. Everyone heard it." I looked around the hall slowly. "Now let me ask all of you something. What does it mean when an Alpha banishes a pack member?" There was silence.

“No one is above the law—not me, you, or the President.” “Then bring me the justice,” I said, forcing a few drops of tears into my eyes. “The Alpha President violated multiple accords by harboring my Luna. He has no right to do what he's doing, just because he is in power. If he's allowed to exploit his power and position, how is he any different from the Kings who ruled the lands for centuries?” The old man's eyes didn't flicker. He looked at me blankly for a few dreadful seconds before asking, “And you’re sure she didn’t leave of her own will?”

A crowd of people in formal attire burst out from the villa, champagne glasses in hand, smiling as they surrounded us. “Luna! Happy birthday!” “Happy birthday!” “I told you, our Alpha would never forget Luna’s birthday!” “Oh my god, she’s even prettier than the rumors said! Alpha’s taste is impeccable!” My mind went blank. I could only stare at these unfamiliar faces. They were Ansel’s clan, his friends who I hadn’t seen once in three years. Hadn’t Ansel said an Alpha’s mate must be kept secret, to avoid unnecessary trouble? Hadn’t he said the timing wasn’t right?

The magical barrier itself wavered from the force of her power. Malakai struggled to his feet, staring in disbelief. "That's impossible. She was just a Beta." "Was," Luna growled, her voice deeper and layered with Alpha command. "Not anymore." Seraphine and The Silent One recovered, circling warily. They'd expected an easy kill. Now they faced a newly awakened Alpha with nothing to lose. "Round two, bloodsuckers," Luna snarled, baring fangs that could tear through steel. "And this time, I'm not playing nice."