Crescent The Series Novels & Stories

His aura was sharp, dominant, unsettled… and tinged with fear he attempted to conceal. "You’ve been out here for too long," he murmured, positioning himself beside her. "I needed air," she whispered, gazing ahead. "The walls were closing in." Damian exhaled slowly, his jaw tightening. "Is it because of the prophecy?" "It’s because of everything," she confessed. "The Crescent Shadows are growing stronger. My powers are evolving. And the moon—Damian, do you sense it? Something is approaching." He hesitated before responding. Instead, he moved closer, tucking a loose strand of hair behind her ear. His voice softened when he finally spoke.

She must be precise to not let it stray, and quick enough to not put herself at risk. "By the moon's power, I curse you, Ganur Gaddang, chieftain of Tapakuma," the silver threads creeping onto Ganur's skin, etching themselves inside. He jerked with fear. "to never be loved nor seen by your mated soul as her other half. She shall never feel the pull and the bond. She will see you as her greatest enemy and bring you the pain of those you inflicted twofold. This curse will be passed to your son, and your son's son, until the last born of your bloodline." The threads were completely sunken on his body. Ganur felt the heaviness of it, etching on his bones. He wriggled his body, in a desperate att

Cassandra’s point of view: “Cassandra, daughter of Beta Andrew from the Midnight pack, do you take Marcus, Beta of the Crescent Moon pack to be your mate, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and health, to love and to cherish, until parted by death?” Levi, the leader of the Moon Howlers started, beginning the mating ceremony. It was a moment of glee for the Crescent Moon pack members.

“It seems.. there's bad luck today because you, a witch is here. It's a disturbance to we humans.” “Let's have coffee.” I pointed to the coffee shop right in front of us. Kelly agreed and we entered the coffee shop, ordered snacks and coffee. “So.. tell me, what's your witch realm like?” I cleared my throat, “It is called Crescent moon, it is beautiful, mostly warm in the day and cold at night. It snows and rains whenever the leader of Crescent moon passes away and sometimes rain when the moon gives birth to the sun.” “So you don't get to see the rain and snow quite often?”

Leona monologue with a slight smile. Leona doesn't know. That the problem in her new life was not just about getting on William's annoyance. More than that, now Leona has entered into a world full of secrets that have been kept by William. Would she realize that the man who lived under the same roof as her was now a werewolf who might pounce on her at any moment? *** To be continued...

" She held up her wrist, showcasing a sparkling green bracelet. Then, she smirked, pointing at the simple bracelet on my wrist. "Do you really think Ethan bought that especially for you? It's just a freebie that came with mine. You're only fit for my hand-me-downs!" I glanced down at my bracelet. It was a birthday gift from Ethan a few months ago, and I had always treasured it even though it was not expensive. Yet, it had unexpectedly become Mandy's tool for humiliation, a weapon to wound me.

coolly, tilting my head."Greetings, Lords." My bracelet snagged on the ornate silver chain on the arm of the person who appeared to be the oldest brother as I moved forward to give a polite hello."Ah—wait—" The moonstone landed between our feet after bouncing once as the bracelet's clasp broke loose.The courtyard was swept by a strong wind.They were caught off guard as my aura suddenly became uncontrollable. Goddess, oh goddess!Why at this particular moment? The three brothers were instantly overcome by it.Together, their eyes deepened, turning into gold-rimmed irises.One took a deep breath and staggered backward.Another balled his fists, as though he were holding himself in.The youngest ga

" I said desperately. "Afraid? let's talk about it." Rebecca's voice got louder, carrying across the clearing. "Let's talk about how Silas was found torn apart after his first hunt with you. How David's throat was ripped open just weeks after accepting you. How Wesley just collapsed and died, perfectly healthy one day, dead the next." "Those were accidents!" I shouted. "I wasn't even there when Wesley died!" "Weren't you?" Rebecca tilted her head. "Funny how death follows you everywhere, Kiera. Funny how convenient all these accidents were."

We arrived at the borders of the Crescent Hills just as my thoughts were about to consume me whole. The Crescent Hills was a small mountain at the center of the Werewoods, which was home to the greatest alphas and elder shifters to have existed. It was an enormous expanse of land which held many structures, both large and small, which served as dwellings for its inhabitants. Luxurious trees and flowers surrounded the space, serving as a cocoon for the houses located around. In the central area, the property’s largest structure stood; there, audiences gathered and crucial cases were judged.

“I really understand why you hate me so much and what I represent, but the truth is that the people of Crescent did nothing to you, they were just collateral damage from my father, and I'm sorry you can't see that.” “The cynicism in your voice is charming,” Clare said and smiled at me with all her teeth, in a terrifying expression. “But you're not going to convince me of anything. Crescent is doomed to fall, and I'm going to be in the front row to watch that fall. It's destiny; it's the eternal cycle.” Her words came back to me. “Neither Crescent nor your clan is to blame for the past,” I said, and she growled.