Blue Heron Park Moses Lake Novels & Stories

I whined and refused, covering my body with a gray duvet. "Come on, Kira, stop being a downer and get your ass off the bed. You're married to this mattress at this point, and if you don't watch out, it's going to be as flat as your social life.” I bit down on a smile. "Fine, thirty minutes, and I'm back here.” We made our way to Silver Lake, a spot Zion and the guys who had visited before us couldn't stop raving about back at camp. They swore it was home to friendly water nymphs. The lake was massive, surrounded by woods, and a sight to behold.

He compliments me while extending his hand and helping me into the car. - "Ditto" - I blush, returning the compliment. Lee's father, Beta Martin Benson, is driving our car. On the passenger's seat next to him is his wife, Kim. Lee and I sat in the back. Four cars take off from the front of the packhouse. The destination is Crescent Moon Pack's territory, Blue Pine Creek, Northeast from where we are. Our pack's territory is called Misty Falls, two hours away, give or take, from Blue Pine Creek. It was named after the waterfalls that were located within our domain. Often, the waterfalls create a mist around the whole area, like a veil. This usually happens first thing in the morning. It's alwa

She continued. “For centuries, the vampires and the werewolves have been mortal enemies but all these stopped during the occurrence of The Blue Moon. The prophecy tells that on the night of the blue moon, the most powerful vampire and the most powerful werewolf must come together in order to save the whole race of the vampires and werewolves.” She read and closed the book. *I’ll stop here for today* She said inwardly and stood up then kept back the book before walking out of the room. She walked to his room and carried the dirty laundry before walking out to go and wash them.

Blair stepped out of the car and was amazed to see the view. Under blue and sunlit skies, the view was wondrous to behold, for the lake teemed with life. To the chorus of birdsong from the surrounding green bushes, and the sound of carp sucking amongst the flowering lily-pads, mother duck, watchful for the predatory pike, scooped the surface for food, with her young trailing behind like a row of bobbing corks. Dabchicks and coots fed in the safe haven of the reed-beds, whilst flashing green and blue dragonflies hovered above. A deep sense of serenity overcame her as she stared in rapture at the expanse of blue that lay before her. Rays of lights danced delicately across the water, birthed fr

I returned to stare out the window at the ponderosa pines that littered the landscape. It was beautiful scenery and full of space for a werewolf to frolic. We turned off onto a long gravel drive and I side-eyed my mom feeling that the plywood shack would be making its appearance shortly. Boy, had I been mistaken… The first thing that caught my eye was the rod iron sign over the road that read Blue Moon. As we continued up the road two large pack houses were on either side of the asphalt road and a roundabout had a large marble fountain in the middle of it.

Alpha Clearwater asked me. "Yes, and I'm fascinated already. It's completely different from what I'm used to." "Wait till you experience the water ceremonies tomorrow. We've got some traditions you won't find anywhere else." "Looking forward to it." "Your accommodations are in the Lighthouse Wing," he continued, gesturing toward a beautiful building perched on a rocky outcrop. "Best views on the property. Figured the High Crest Alpha and Luna deserved the premium location." "That's very generous," Carson said.

Chloe pulled into a free parking bay along the edge of the town square. Lakewell was a cute little place that had an ample number of shops, despite being in such a small, populated area. I had an excellent view of White Lake from this side of the town. There was a picnic park along the water’s edge with an adventure playground for children. The harbor was bustling with families all out enjoying the sunshine and feeding the ducks clumps of bread. I could imagine this place being great to raise a family. Chloe and Lincoln certainly picked the nicest place to raise Angelica and Cameron.

“Are you sure, Annie? I mean… I am not…” "It's the last hours before I turn sixteen," I muttered, already shrugging out of my underwear. "I want to … think, I guess? About all the wrong decisions I made this year and how I can do something different next year." Lena nodded. As much as she was personally assigned to me by my Dad, who is the Alpha of the Blue Moon Pack, Lena was still a friend who understood that sometimes, my feelings were more important than the instructions of the Alpha. “Don’t forget to turn off the candles,” she said as she pulled away. “And I’ll be right here if you need anything.”

It wasn’t like this before, and I wondered if we got the chance to get the life back we left. “Chester. Two miles away,” Lois read. “That’s where we’re heading,” I replied. “Been there before?” Iris asked. “Nope. Just in case we got into trouble. Don’t fight, unless I say blue.” Okay, that’s not exactly what I have in mind. “Why blue?” I liked how curious she was over everything. She reminded me of Colton when we were just kids. “Just came out.” Perhaps, I thought of a certain blue-eyed every night? I shook the thought out of my head and focused back on the road.