Dark Moonstone Of The Covenant Novels & Stories

"The stone has a crescent moon carving that glows blue under the full moon. The chain is woven silver with three knots symbolizing pack loyalty. There's a tiny chip on the bottom edge from when my mother fought the rogue alpha who attacked our territory." I had worn this moonstone every day until our moon-promise. Every detail was imprinted in my wolf's memory. Bethel lifted the amulet and examined it from all angles, then turned to Jack with a possessive growl. "Jack, even if it was Anna's, I've claimed it with my scent now. Can I keep it as my Luna token?" "Absolutely not. You will return it to me immediately, right now." My omega subsided completely as my wolf rose to dominance. On this m

Every sound was like a prayer. “Leah James,” I said. “I was wrong to push you away. I was wrong to believe lies. I kneel now without pride. I give you my blood. I give you my voice. I call the Moon to witness. Make this bond whole. I swear it before the pack and before the goddess herself.” The air trembled. The moonstone began to glow, at first faint and then with a pure and cold white light. But the ritual was not patient. The dark spell fought back.

"That's enough time. Remember, this was just a simple punishment." "Tonight is the annual Pack Alliance Gala," he said, holding out his hand. "As my mate, your attendance is mandatory." I looked at him, and for the first time, I didn't take his hand. At seven o'clock that evening, the Black Moon Pack's limousine pulled up to the Alliance Hall. I was wearing a black evening gown Kaelen had sent for me. Then, at the entrance to the ballroom, I saw Cassandra. She was dressed in a magnificent silver gown, and around her neck was a dazzling necklace—the Moonstone Jewel, a sacred artifact that was supposed to belong to the Luna.

But it was a delicate silver necklace that caught my eye - moonstones arranged like a cascade of tears, or perhaps stars falling through a night sky. "This is beautiful." I couldn’t help reaching for it. "Ah." David smiled. "A unique piece. I crafted it using moonstone from the sacred caves. There will never be another quite like it." Raven lifted the necklace gently. "Perfect for my Luna. Turn around, love." I swept my hair aside, shivering as his fingers brushed my neck. The metal felt cool against my skin, but Raven's breath was warm as he fastened the clasp. "Beautiful," he murmured, pressing a soft kiss to my shoulder.

all these simple tokens of my clumsy feelings, I threw them into the stone pot in the corner of the room, reserved for burning waste. On the fifth day, she sent pictures: Damine had sent an entire crate of shimmering Moonstone and Mithril jewelry, crafted by the pack's artisans. One close-up showed him carefully placing a ring on Sofia's finger. It was set with a large Moonstone and carved into the shape of a wolf's head. Looking at the picture, I walked to the wall and took down the giant oil painting depicting our three-year-old Blood Moon mating ceremony. On the canvas, I was wearing an ill-fitting Luna gown, while he stood beside me with a distant expression.

She saw a storm. POV: Micah Mooncrest "She’s losing it, Micah. If we don't act now, the Silverfang pack will be the first thing she burns when the eclipse hits." Micah stood in the shadows of the estate’s garden, his heart hammering against his ribs like a trapped bird. Beside him stood Morga, the Queen of the Raven Coven. She looked elegant and lethal, her violet eyes reflecting the pale moon. In her hand, she held a scepter topped with a jagged piece of obsidian—the same stone used to seal the Cradle.

A bloodstone, drenched in forbidden incantations. Its heart was throbbing against my palm, living and ready to feast. I had rehearsed the spells over and over again, so that they just come to me naturally now as I say them. "Mother of the Moon, devour the traitor, Strip the wolf, Strip Edrian off his breath. Let his life unravel beneath your light..." The words went in the stone and it got hot. I smiled meekly, I gazed around. No one was even aware of it, priests, guards, not even Xander himself.

He thought about the fact that the bracelet had been made for him specifically, by a father who had that specific knowledge, to suppress a specific bloodline. He thought about what kind of institution would have the resources to seed a human court with a corrupt official and maintain that corruption across thirty years without that official ever being the ultimate source of the decisions. What kind of operation required that level of patience and infrastructure. What kind of organisation tracked an alliance between a vampire lord and a human official before either of them had decided to try. He said: "The bracelets." Dravon looked at him. "Caevan made mine. Dravon, who else knew how to make

His core was a ticking time bomb. "Amora!" Oscar Wayne shouted from the ironwood doors, where he and Remus were barely holding back the physical Dark Moon wolves scratching from the outside. "The stone altar! The silver runes are still warm! If you grab Duncan’s hand right now and force your Luna energy into him, you can finish the True Mate Bond! The council protection will trigger instantly! The peacekeepers will appear!"