Eclipse Total Del Amor Novels & Stories

The rejection scar on her neck—the mark Damien had burned away—was glowing again, reshaping itself into a symbol neither of them recognized. A crescent split in two, connected by veins of silver light. Damien’s eyes widened in horror. “That’s not possible…” The elder’s voice echoed faintly in the distance, her tone trembling: “The mark of the Eclipse Luna.” Lightning split the sky as Elena’s scream tore through the silence. Her aura surged, engulfing everything in light. When the glow faded, she was gone. The earth where she’d stood was scorched with the same twin crescent symbol.

She is wearing a simple headpiece, she looks fresh faced. Florence tells us all. “Selene, our goddess, has two siblings. Helios, the god of the sun.” She points to the picture of the man. “Eos, goddess of the dawn.” She points to the other woman. She opens the book. “They never get to see each other as they have to stay in their distinctive realms and only to come out during their times.” She turns the page again. “But one in a millennium. When the stars are in line and during a total eclipse, they all get to be together for a few hours. But they are all powerless.”

“The two events I’ve attended here have been unforgettable. Are there any more celebrations coming up soon?” Dren glanced back slightly, his pace steady. “You’re quite fortunate, Luna. In two weeks’ time, we’ll be holding an eclipse festival. It’s a rare phenomenon and deeply sacred to our people.” “An eclipse?” I leaned in with genuine interest. “How do you usually celebrate it? Are there any specific rituals?” “Of course. We honour the eternal flame. The entire city puts out its lights and relies only on the glow of the crater and sacred torches in the arena. It’s the moment when the moon’s energy is believed to reach a turning point,” Dren explained.

“Look at me, Luna. Look only at me.” “I can see them,” Luna whispered, eyes wide and glassy. “The women before us. The ones who carried this curse. They’re screaming.” Bianca gritted her teeth, fighting tears. “Then let them scream. You’re their ending.” The moon’s last light vanished completely behind the earth. Total eclipse. The world bled black and red. Bianca took Luna’s hand and began the final chant, each word slicing through her own soul. “We end this,” Bianca whispered. “For every woman who bled before us.”

At first, I believed it was because I was sick, but then a scout came into the tent and gasped. "Sir, Damien has already begun!" "I can't believe that," I said angrily. "The eclipse hasn't" "Look," the scout replied, pointing outdoors. We ran outside. The moon hung too low over the horizon, and shadows twisted around it like black smoke. And the mountain where the Blood Altar stood, far away in the horizon, was shining. Not simply glowing; it was pulsating like a heart. Elara took my arm. "He's making the eclipse happen early."

Even now, he couldn’t push the urge from his mind. Part of him wondered if she was his mate. But he had known Dana long enough to believe that wasn’t the case. If she were, he would have felt the pull that came with the mate bond. The undeniable connection everyone spoke of. And yet… the thought lingered, refusing to leave his mind. He exhaled softly, forcing it aside. The total eclipse was only two moons away. It was the sacred moment when werewolves met their fated mates. During the darkness of the eclipse, each wolf was said to feel a divine connection, as the Moon Goddess bound them to the one destined for them.

Even if it hurt, even if a selfish part of me wished things had turned out differently, I couldn’t let my emotions cloud what was right. “Elijah, I get that you’re feeling conflicted,” I began softly. “But no one can ever beat a mate bond. It’s stronger than anything else in this world. And you… you’re getting a second chance.” I forced a small smile, despite the tightness in my chest. “The Moon Goddess doesn’t give second chances to just anyone. She gave this to you because you deserve it. Moon Goddess know how much you have been through and still, you stood strong, I am sure this is her way of blessing you, don't ignore her blessing like this.” His brows furrowed, his grip on my wrist tigh

“So… you were right, this is heaven.” His laugh echoes over the water. It’s an unearthly feeling in truth. I feel like every ache in my body has evaporated. He walks us closer to the falls and gently turns us in a circle. Overhead, the moon darkens to a deep crimson as the eclipse begins. “Some packs celebrate events like these,” he says, his eyes on the moon. “It’s a time of worship.”

The moon’s glow poured over the rushing water, and there, standing at the edge of the falls, was Isla. I stopped in my tracks, my breath stolen. Isla stood by the water’s edge, bathed in silver moonlight. Her hair strands were shining like silk under the moonlight. Every inch of her radiated an ethereal beauty that felt both painful and inevitable. It was as though the Moon Goddess herself had sculpted her for this moment, for my eyes alone. My heart clenched as I finally got some strength to call her name. “Isla.” My voice came out soft, barely audible.

Why did he have to be late on a special night like this? "He's close," Katie sniffed and whispered. "Now, I'm excited." For the first time in a while, I felt her leap within me. . . The elders approached the altar. Lady Trish, the priestess of the moon goddess, lifted her wooden staff and began the bonding ritual. “Tonight, the Moon Goddess will seal what has been bonded forever. After this ritual, there is no going back. Now, step forward. Alpha Jax Kane and Mira Locke."