THE LUNA WHO LEFT HER ALPHA
The faint scent of lavender and old wood that always lingered in her chambers was suddenly overwhelmed by something cleaner, wilder snow on pine needles, cold wind racing across open mountains, the metallic tang of a winter night just before a storm.
Corinne’s head snapped up.
In the exact center of the room, where a wide shaft of pure silver moonlight spilled across the floorboards, something began to take shape.
White fur.
It formed first as a soft, luminous mist, swirling and gathering like fog under the moon. Then the mist thickened, condensed, and solidified into thick, pristine white fur that seemed to glow from within with its own inner light. Powerful legs emerged, muscled and elegan