Alpha's Hidden Precious Luna Novels & Stories

I scoffed inwardly. "Oh, I see..." Miracle chuckled, and I needed no one to tell me that it was genuine. "Your very own prince charming made a promise to his ex to make her his Luna whenever he became Alpha. That's why you are not a recognized Luna by now." After he finished speaking, my eyes wandered off to where Precious was, and I saw her nearly break down, but my father held her to his chest, and I thanked him through my eyes.

She held herself perfectly still—the stillness of someone who had practised being mine. My gut twisted. “Tonight,” Elder Rowan intoned, voice honeyed and sharp, “you take your Luna. Tonight you anchor Red Moon.” Recce prowled behind my ribs, claws dragging bone. Not her. Not anyone but ours. Break their stage. Break their necks. I forced him down. Mira’s eyes gleamed. “We have indulged patience. The allied houses ask why our Alpha hides behind human empires. The Beta’s daughter is strong. She will hold a crown without trembling.”

He just watched, a predator understanding the reach of its mate’s strength. I pressed my hand to my stomach, heart hammering. “I can… I think I can control it,” I whispered. But Kael didn’t answer. His gaze was already forward, sharp, deadly. Ronan stepped out from the mist then, tall, broad, silver hair plastered to his wet skin, eyes glittering with cruelty. A sneer twisted his lips. “So… the Luna hides a secret,” he said. “And the Alpha thinks he can protect both.”

Since I am going that way myself,' The Luna said. 'Okay then,' The Alpha agreed without argument. I got up and thanked the Alpha again before following the Luna outside. When we were out of ear shot of the Alpha's office, she turned and looked at me condescendingly. 'Just thank your stars that your useless brain decided to work today. I don't care what the Alphas do you, just make sure you keep my part in your meeting a secret forever else there would be consequences. Mind you, Alpha Roman and I are very close friends. One wrong move from you can be the end of your miserable life. I think you can find your way to the guest house,' The Luna said and walked in the opposite direction.

frequency she now commanded. Inside the interceptor, Alpha Julian of the Silver Creek Pack stood at the command dais, his hands gripped so tightly around the railing that the metal groaned. He wasn't looking at the asteroid. He was looking at the woman standing on it. She looked like a ghost, a shimmering wraith of white and blue light that shouldn't exist. The "Hidden Luna" was no longer a myth used to frighten disobedient pups; she was a physical catastrophe that had cost him his moon, his pride, and very nearly his mind.

“This pack will no longer be Shadow Peak; we will not follow the same rules and traditions enforced by Lucas. There will no longer be a strong social divide among those you call Omegas and the rest of us. I am Alpha Ryder this is my Luna Liliana, and this is New Moon.”

The wealth I had accumulated from those anonymous acts could rival the treasures of an Alpha, but I had kept it hidden, even from Alexander. Lucas was the only one who knew this secret. Alexander raised a brow at the exchange, a flicker of curiosity breaking through his mask. “Assets she’s earned? Interesting choice of words.” I ignored his jab, straightening my back and taking a firm step forward. “As Luna of Crimson Moon Pack, I still retain my share of the pack’s resources until the mate bond is officially severed. If you’d like to contest that, Alpha, we can take it to the council.”

Nobody has ever been made an Alpha Luna before. “I, Darius Colt Barnett, hereby pledge to share my role as Alpha with Diamond Joy Stone, making her Alpha Luna from today, and for all days, until she so chooses to relinquish the role.” Darius slices his palm with the dagger, allowing his blood to trickle into the chalice for me to drink. “Diamond, do you pledge to be the Alpha Luna of the Running River Pack?”

With a smile now on her face, she nodded to me, giving me the permission I sought from her, before I turned back to the pack addressing them. “As you all know, I am a hybrid Alpha, born of two worlds. Our secret has remained within the walls of our pack, in fear of what the other packs may think of us. I am thankful for your loyalty to keep that secret and that you all have accepted me as your Alpha even though I am different from you. As you all know, Silver Moon pack is one of the fiercest packs of our region, and they too hold a secret similar to our own, a secret, that is now yours to keep too, as Alpha Jaxson’s beloved daughter is now your new Luna.” Cheers erupted among the warriors, a

"I bring words from the old places. From the sacred groves." Everyone froze. Even I could sense the power radiating from this frail-looking elder. This wasn't just any old woman, this was someone touched by forces older than any pack. "Speak," Damon commanded, though his voice held more respect than authority. The crone smiled, revealing teeth like yellowed ivory. "The Moon Goddess has been watching Alpha. She has seen the blood spilled tonight, the choices made in darkness and doubt." Her blind gaze fixed on me with unsettling accuracy. "And she has marked one among you for a destiny greater than revenge or territory or the small squabblings of wolves."