Betrayed Luna Novels & Stories

Out of the Cradle. Out of the valley. Into the cold northern air. Behind them, the Temple sealed. The weapons hummed against Luna's skin, foreign and familiar. The chain coiled around her wrist, a reminder. She had spoken the truth. The breaking, terrible truth. And somehow, she was still standing. But Riven's betrayal—however unwilling—had fractured something. Trust. Certainty. The belief that her inner circle was untouchable. As they ran south, toward home, Luna felt the weight settle.

And their reward was torture and death. "The ritual is tomorrow at the time of the lunar eclipse," Darius said, studying Kai's sleeping figure. "Twin Luna blood will bring to life powers that have been dormant in Luna bloodlines since the first werewolves walked this earth. Time manipulation, warping of reality and the power to change fate itself." "Don't forget the best part," Elena laughed, scooping up sleeping Mira from her bassinet like she owned her. "I gave birth to your real heir two weeks ago. My Logan will be inheriting everything when we sacrifice these little mistakes."

"But mate bonds are built on blood, loyalty, and duty. How long do you think that bond holds when he sees you as cold, jealous, and cruel to your broken twin sister? How long before his wolf grows tired of your pride... and reaches for the sister who actually needs him?" "I will throw you out of these gates myself," I growled, my Warden light flaring faintly around my fingers, scorching the fabric of her collar. "Go ahead," Clara whispered, her smile turning triumphant. "Throw me out. Tell Asher I'm a fake. Tell him I walked down the hall. Tell him I spoke to you like a villain." She leaned in close to my ear, her breath warm and mocking. "Who do you think he'll believe, Livia? His noble, st

Betrayed by her mate. Rejected by her pack. Condemned to die. Selene Blackmoor was supposed to be Luna. Instead, she became a servant in her own pack mocked for being an orphan and treated as if she never belonged. The final blow comes when her Alpha mate, Kael, chooses her best friend over her and allows the pack to brand her a traitor. On the night of her execution, Selene escapes with nothing but her shattered heart and a burning desire for revenge. She swears she will never bow to anyone again. But beyond the borders of her pack, dangerous secrets begin to unfold. The enemy Alpha she was raised to hate may be the only person willing to stand by her side. Even more shocking, Sele

The call ended. The woman stared at Luna’s photograph. Then drove a pin directly through it. Far away, Luna stood at her office window, unaware. The storm was growing. The enemy was moving. And somewhere in the darkness, people had already begun planning her downfall. What they didn’t understand was simple. Luna Albert had survived betrayal. She had survived loss. She had survived becoming invisible. A smear campaign would not destroy her. But it would reveal something far more dangerous. Because every attack pushed Phantom closer to the surface. And once Phantom fully returned— Someone was going to regret waking her.

My throat tightened painfully and ears instantly burned my eyes. “I…” My voice trembled. “I died…” “Yes.” That single word shattered whatever denial I still held onto, pain crashed into me all over again. The silver. The betrayal. Logan. Helena. My execution. And him. My real mate. My knees weakened. “Why…” I whispered brokenly. “Why did this happen to me?” The Moon Goddess remained silent for a moment before speaking again. “Because you trusted the wrong people.” Her words were cold, but not cruel. I clenched my fists.

"You said you're God and that you're here to save me. But you fell in love with me, so you decided to stay with me forever." At that time, I had cut her off. "You forgot something. God can tolerate anything but betrayal." Panic flashed in Luna's eyes for the first time. She gripped my hand tightly and promised, "No, I, Luna Ackerman, will never betray you!" I closed my eyes and replied gently, "If you ever betray me, I'll return to heaven and never see you—" Before I could finish, Luna covered my mouth. Her voice was breaking as she said, "No, that day will never come."

Maybe, he had no choice when the Luna apprehended his vehicle, and found me to be with him. I believed that my suspicions were correct when the Luna dismissed Dale Ramsay, but as soon as Dale was gone, several men entered, and all I could hear was the wicked laughter of the Luna. What if Dale was one of her people? I gave a bitter smile before allowing myself to cry over a series of betrayals from people I held dear. It dawned on me that from the beginning, that it was a trap, and I fell prey to their evil minds! Before I closed my eyes, I said to her, “You're vicious!”

She’d taken a bold step by spying on me but that wasn’t going to restrain me today. The Luna (Moon goddess) was betraying me in the most gruesome way—her silence had gotten my girlfriend, Janet killed. Or even worse, she was directly involved in her death. The Luna was not only annoying me with her endless silence, she’d made my life a living hell yet made sure I regretted every rash action I took against her. She’d kept me busy with fighting off rogues. She made them much stronger and therefore delayed me from returning to my pack when I’d known Janet was in trouble.

With guilt written all over her, I asked again in furry, I felt betrayed, who knows what dirty things you both did there, you are a shameful slot, I said and spat on her in anger. Luna, why would you... Why would you think of such a thing, I would never do that Tricia said trying to defend herself. Then why hide the fact that you saw each other in Malibu? I asked angrily, I just, we just did not want you to think otherwise, she replied despite the fact that she knew it was not a rational thing to say, she just had to say something, what would give me the impression to think otherwise, we are friends for crying out loud, I would have been happy if I knew you saw each other I said, I mean who