Daughters Of The Moon Goddess Novels & Stories

Jake nodded. “Until the next full moon.” Rhiannon told him. “Until the next full moon.” Jake said as he came around to see Ashur holding a glass of water. “Are you ok?” Ashur asked him. Jake sat up nodding. He had a lot to think about. He wondered what the Moon Goddess meant by Felan and Keyne being more than pack leaders. He took a sip of the water Ashur handed him before saying, “The Moon Goddess is really with Felan.” “That seems to be the case.” Ashur replied.

“You’re… you’re alive? Where is the blood? Where is Damien?” “What the hell are you talking about?” Elara asked, her bright eyes wide with deep concern as she gently pried my fingers off her wrists. “You’re having a massive panic attack. Damien is at his own estate, probably getting ready. You’re completely safe.” “Safe…” I breathed, my head spinning as I looked at the digital clock on my nightstand. Thursday, 9:00 AM. My breath hitched. The date. It was three days before the wedding. The Moon Goddess hadn't just heard my dying prayer; she had granted it. I was back. Before the integration, before the betrayal, before the execution.

Damon stood instantly. His attention snapped back to him. “You’ve said enough.” The traitor smirked. “No… not yet.” His eyes moved back to Lyra. “She thinks this is a curse.” A pause. “It’s not.” Lyra’s chest tightened. “Then what is it?” she asked. The traitor’s smile widened. “It’s a claim.” Silence. Damon’s expression darkened instantly. “Watch your words.” But the man didn’t stop. “The Moon Goddess doesn’t mark just anyone,” he continued.

"You can't give up on him yet" Chyna told her daughter Tina. "But mom, he already claimed her" Tina complained. "He claimed her but he can reject her, you just have to deliver him from whatever that girl has done to him" "That girl has a name, she is Eve. And she didn't do anything to him, the moon goddess mated them together and I think you should accept it and move on Tina." Tate spoke up. "Oh shut up Tate, you can clearly see your sister is distraught at losing her soulmate. If you can't say anything helpful, just shut up" his mother fired at him.

Above, the moon pulsed with an eerie glow, and out of the light stepped a woman—not fully flesh, not fully spirit. She was tall, cloaked in silver and shadow, eyes glowing like ancient stars. The **Moon Goddess**. **MOON GODDESS** Daughter of ash and starlight… you have felt the tremble beneath the land. Ember bowed her head instinctively. **EMBER** Yes. There’s something coming, isn’t there? The Goddess stepped closer, her voice smooth as wind over snow. **MOON GODDESS** A war. Not of swords. Not of teeth. But of *truths* long buried. The old magics stir. The soil remembers its blood.

Selene shakes her head. "No, dear, you didn't do anything wrong. Let me explain. Many centuries ago, there was a goddess by the name of Laetitia. She was the goddess of happiness and prosperity. She was one of the lesser-known goddesses but just as powerful in her own way. Many from the underworld didn't like the joy she spread throughout the different realms. She got pregnant, and when others found out, they wanted to kill the child, hoping to cause her immense grief so she would stop spreading happiness. She raised her daughter at an undisclosed location. Laetitia made her daughter into something else when she was old enough and sent her to Earth. Davina, you're Laetitia's daughter." I sta

I beg you! I prayed loudly and helplessly in my heart. Both of my tired eyes were bloodshot, but I dared not close them. However, the Moon Goddess did not seem to hear my prayer. I saw it. Another strong black wolf suddenly burst out from behind the door and pounced my mother to the ground. Blood bloomed like a mandala flower before my eyes, and my mother's back was torn apart by him. She tried to resist, but her strength was as weak as a puppy when facing the strong black wolf.

"But did you know? The tomes in my father's library tell stories of how the Moon and Sun Goddesses were the closest siblings of all other gods. There's a saying there were torn apart by a man. They say the Moon Goddess eyed her sister's consort." Folding my hands behind my back, I approach her, silently reaching for the dagger in my sleeve as I recall one of Glenda's most bizarre history lessons. "But the consort wouldn't look at her. The Moon Goddess was quite devious, you see. Spoiled. Unused to not having her way." I start a slow circle behind her. Renae doesn't turn or fret. There's no fear rolling off her either. She doesn't think me capable of killing or harming her. The weight of my d

His steps were wobbly while his arms didn’t stop moving, almost waving and flopping like chicken’s wings. “The daughters of the Moon were special. Very gifted girls. The favorites of the Moon Goddess. Magnificent creatures. While technically, I shouldn’t call you that as you’re just partly one because of your mother, in my eyes, you are still worthy of the title. You are the last one. The missing link I’ve been looking for. And once we connect, once we become one and united, you will experience your true power. Don’t fight it, let it happen.” “W-what do you want from me, exactly?” I stuttered as he walked closer.