Eclipse Total Del Amor Novels & Stories

His heart skipped a beat when he saw the same mark on Damelza's neck. Damelza was equally surprised to see her mark merge with Theo's. A vortex surrounded by lotus root tendrils on each side. She could not believe that the Moon Goddess still destined the two of them as mates. “Damelza, I love you so much. Will you come back to me and start over with me?” Theo pleaded with a look of love in his eyes for the woman he loved. She nodded with a genuine smile on her face. “Of course, Alpha, Theo. I want to make a fresh start with you,” Damelza replied.

And then I saw her. Elena stood near the center, her back to me, arms folded across her chest like she was holding herself together. The wind played in her hair, and even from this distance, I could feel it—that pull. The anchor bond. I slowed my steps as I neared her, letting the silence hold us for a moment longer before I spoke. “Elena.” She turned, and her eyes met mine. She was sacred and I won't blame her. This was it for her, the result of all her training..

The bells of Blackfang continued to ring. One after another. Deep. Urgent. Terrifying. Kael stood frozen on the balcony, staring at the sky. The moon was disappearing. Not completely. A dark shadow had begun swallowing its silver surface, slowly covering it from one side to the other. An eclipse. But Lucien had said it wasn't supposed to happen. Not for another year. “That's impossible,” Darius said behind them. Kael turned. The Beta general had rushed onto the balcony, followed by Rowan and Seraphine.

A sudden, unnatural ice-cold chill swept across the clearing, turning everyone's breath into thick white plumes of mist. "What is happening?" Amora whispered, her White Dire Wolf senses screaming a frantic warning. Duncan snapped his head upward, his silver-grey eyes widening in shock. "Look at the moon." Amora and the rest of the pack looked up at the sky. The great, silver full moon, which had been shining brightly just moments ago, was being consumed by a rapid, unnatural eclipse. A thick, ink-black shadow crawled across the glowing sphere. But instead of turning dark, the light that bled out from behind the shadow was a deep, terrifying, violent crimson.

According to the maid, the doorbell rang and she went to answer, thinking it was Demetri. But then Demetri showed up and… Madelaine was simply gone. I gaze out the window of the office. The moon was high up in the sky and it now strikes me. Tonight was the moonfire eclipse. An ancient celestial event that only take place once in a century, charged with unimaginable magic energy that could bind and unbind and do so much more than that. How could I have been so ignorant?! How did I not realize that TONIGHT was the night!? How could I have trusted those fake smiles she offered me?! I thought that if she said nothing of it, she had changed her mind and… and that she was safe!

They knew that the wolves' goddess is the moon goddess Selene, who herself chooses a mate for the wolf and creates a mate bond that is nearly impossible to reject. Fiona was about to turn 18 and hoped with all her heart that she would be given to Dion as a mate. She was convinced that the young man was hers and that no one else mattered. But when it was revealed on Fiona's 18th birthday that Dion was not her partner, Fiona was disappointed, and her hatred for all wolves returned more powerfully than ever before.

the old man said. Helena raised her face and said, "At the Southern Region, near the Padparadscha Duchy. There was an Annular Solar Eclipse every 50 years that happened 25 years ago there. And he appeared." The Annular Solar Eclipse happens every 25 years in the Euclase Continent. And it happened in turns between the southern and northern regions. So if 25 years ago it occurred in the north, then it would happen in the south next. "I met that creature once when Liam was still a baby. He was just 2 weeks old. I left him alone on the edge of the lake that day... because I had to fight that son of a bitch and chase him away from my land."

That's the scene Inigo saw. "Am I missing something here? Can I join the group hug too!" We heard him say, which made me laugh and wipe away my tears. "We're just having our drama moment here," I told Inigo. "We just missed Gav, son." Aunt Eleanor added. * * * At 4 pm, Inigo took me for a drive, fulfilling his promise of a date. Although we never had a chance to surf because it was high tide and about to get dark, I somehow enjoyed my whole day with Jimena and Aunt Eleanor. The two women got disappointed and even scolded Inigo for taking me out, hoping I would stay for dinner with them. We toured around the town, driving while playing beautiful old pop songs on his car's MP3 music player, an

"The Lunar Eclipse, Amelia. It's happening in a week from now. For our kind, a blood moon eclipse is incredibly rare. It’s a night of shifting tides, where the spiritual bond to the Moon Goddess is at its absolute peak everyone discovers their true selves on that day."The moment the words Lunar Eclipse left her mouth, a sudden, sharp jolt of electricity shot straight down my spine. My chest tightened, and for a fleeting second, the faint sound of rushing water like the waterfall from my dream echoed in my ears.

“Apparently.” Silas leaned back in his chair and let out a slow whistle. “Nope.” He shook his head. “I don’t like that.” A nervous chuckle escaped him. “That’s Twilight Zone kind of shit.” He rubbed both hands over his face. “I mean… seriously? Three destined mates all born on the same day?” He looked at Angela. “You sure Fate wasn’t drinking when it planned this?” Angela laughed softly despite herself. “I don’t think Fate drinks.”