Blood Moon Vendor Novels & Stories

Something in the forest seemed to react to it, the shadows shifting, the wind whispering through the trees. Kael’s jaw tightened. “This is… against every law,” he muttered. “It cannot happen. It shouldn’t happen.” Rowan’s gaze remained on Aria, unwavering, calculating. “Yet it has,” he said quietly. “There’s no denying it. The bond is here.” Dante’s lips curved into a wicked smile, though his eyes burned with something deeper. “Looks like someone’s in trouble,” he murmured, circling her again, slow, deliberate, as if savoring the tension.

"They've been breached." Before I could respond, a flash of silver light exploded through my mind. A vision. A woman stood beneath a blood-red moon, her hair white as fresh snow, silver markings glowing across her skin. Thousands of wolves surrounded her, some bowed, others attacked. Fire consumed the horizon, mountains crumbled, kingdoms fell, and above them all a voice echoed through the darkness. “When the Moon's Daughter awakens, the forgotten bloodline shall rise. The Alpha shall kneel, the kingdoms shall burn, and death shall walk beside the bond.”

It watched me with those red eyes, unblinking, until I removed the tube. Then it launched itself into the sky and disappeared. --- The message was written on a torn scrap of parchment, the handwriting sharp and deliberate. Luna Brynn, I know who you are. I know what you carry. I know where you sleep. The Blood Moon rises in eleven weeks. On that night, I will take what is mine. You cost me a brother. I will cost you everything. —Vesper Cross P.S. Your border patrols are weak. I've already been inside your home. Check your daughter's crib.

The moon was a bruised, heavy crimson, hanging over the Silver Moon Pack like a warning. For most, the Blood Moon was a night of sacred celebration, the time when fated bonds were finally revealed and the future of the pack was secured. For me, Elara Vance, it was supposed to be the night my life truly began.

The glint of fervor in Reese's gapes was enough for his men to smirk, confident that the rogue boss's new scheme would accomplish their mission to assassinate the wolf prince and claim their reward. ________________ BLOOD MOON PACK VENOM stopped in his tracks when he noticed a lanky man clothed in a black button-down long-sleeved shirt, slacks, and black derby shoes. Standing outside his cabin, hands in his pockets while gazing up at the vast sky, which was adorned with glowing objects such as the moon, stars, and other planets. His golden hair was in a messy bun, while some strands were blown to his face by the gentle wind. "What the hell is this wuss doing here?" Venom scorned, hesitating

It wasn’t signed. Kael would never let me go. Lucien would only follow if it amused him. But the words burned in my mind until I could think of nothing else. When the moon hung high, I slipped out, hood drawn low. The streets of Ebonveil were slick with fog, lamplight bending in the mist. The Blood and Moonlight Tavern stood at the edge of neutral territory—a place where vampires, wolves, and even humans could meet under strict rules of truce. Inside, the air was thick with smoke and candlelight. Shadows clung to the corners, and the scent of spiced wine mingled with the metallic tang of blood.

As the drinks flowed and the mood at the table eased, Raven finally broached the main topic. “Luna, as I mentioned, the Blood Moon pack is facing a dire epidemic. We’ve heard that Moonshade Valley has the most skilled healers in all of Gloomwood, which is why we came here seeking your aid. Of course, we are not asking for charity. Blood Moon is ready to compensate you generously if you agree to assist us.” At last, the moment she’d been waiting for arrived. Lyra set her cup down, a flicker of interest passing across her beautiful face. She spoke:

The gun tightened in my hand without me thinking. He didn’t flinch. “Not a collector. A shepherd. Make him understand he’s in danger if he doesn’t. Tell him—truthfully or not—that the Blood Moon have eyes for men who can’t pay. That men who owe blood don’t have many tomorrows.” He tapped the table, slow and deliberate. “If the money doesn’t come, the Blood Moon will come for him.” The name hit harder than I expected. Blood Moon. Assassins. If they took a contract, there’d be no bargaining, no bargaining chips left to trade.

The Blood Moon rose at midnight. I stood on the balcony of the palace, watching the crimson light spread across the Moon Kingdom. The towers gleamed. The streets were empty, the people huddled in their homes, praying for deliverance. The air was thick with tension, with fear, with the weight of what was coming. The sky above was black, the stars hidden behind clouds of shadow. Only the Blood Moon remained, its crimson light pulsing with ancient power. The mark on my chest throbbed in rhythm with its light, a constant reminder of the bond that could never be broken.

"You think we're monsters for helping the trading of people, right?" My teeth ground against each other, the answer sitting stubbornly in my throat. Thankfully, he continued without waiting for it. "The Blood Moon pack doesn't just help the werewolf trading system. They provide the werewolves that get traded." My feet came to an abrupt halt, sticking in place while his words sunk in. "They... sell their own people?" "Yes. Not just theirs too. They hunt the woods for rogues, hybrids, anything they can get their hands on that would do well in the market." His hands dug into his pockets, resting there.