Crescent City Audiobook Free Novels & Stories

Reagan raised a brow. “Crescent Moon is a prosperous pack, rich with vegetation, topography perfect for fortresses and located in a prime region nestled between mountains and the sea.” He spoke. “That’s just the pros of the land. The members are educated in combat, healing, and foraging. They are neo were-wolves. I dare you to take over them. Take their land and take their loyalty.” Reagan’s lips curled into a crooked grin. “Is that a challenge, Freddie?”

Claris took the chair, said goodbye to us, and then Arsel drove off slowly. I looked at everything through the minivan’s window. The town of Crescent was beautiful, pretty, flower-filled, and full of life, color, and charm. It was a lovely place where boredom had no place. I looked at everything with interest: the large plaza, the band shell, the big school, the high school, the sanctuary, and the school for healers. It was a whole new world, and I wanted to learn everything about it. “My mother is an elemental healer,” Arsel explained, and I was surprised.

The Crescent Mother is always a woman in a cloak, her face hidden, but I imagine she is beautiful. “I remember my Mum telling me stories of the Crescent Mother and how she created shifters,” I say, needing to fill the silence. I don’t dare look at Levi, but I feel his gaze on me all the same. “The story of a simple human woman who found a crystal on her beach, washed up by the sea—” “And over time the crystal started whispering things to her, promising her the world if she only asked,” he interrupts, but I don’t mind. He’s telling the story way better than I can.

Ethan's phone slipped from his grasp as he muttered in disbelief, "It's impossible... It can't be..." My eyes brimmed with tears as I said hoarsely, "Not possible? Heidi is dead! She was left in the wilderness and torn apart by wolves!" He jerked his head up, his eyes wild with panic. "What are you saying? Heidi's fine. Stop lying to me!" "Lying? Why would I lie about this?" I screamed, my heart aching, "Why did you leave Heidi alone in the car that day? Why did you abandon her in the middle of nowhere?"

Safiya looked at me and then at Louis and then back at me. "The eastern crossing," she said. "The one they just closed with the safety review. He's been in the correspondence office for twenty-two years and the single piece of live information in that letter is about the eastern district. That's where he went. That's where whatever your mother left behind has been waiting." I looked at Louis. He was already thinking through the map. "It's a six-hour ride," he said. "Then we leave now," I said. "Meridian will have people on that road," Safiya said.

“For now.” “If you harm her I’ll kill you.” Realizing if he even harmed a hair on her head, I would. “Empty threats won't get you anywhere here Love. We barter with blood and bone. You’re no murderer girl.” He sat down on a chair by the window trailing me with his eyes. “I don't threat.” I spat frowning at the memory. “Love, you surprised me the moment I saw what you were.” He replied calmly. “I am a Beta werewolf from the Night Crescent Pack.” I growled forcing my voice to remain neutral.