From Ashes To Luna Novels & Stories

“But only from a distance.” Alessia swallowed hard. She forced the image to the surface. Luna—bruised, crying, terrified—stood on the edge. Her breathing hitched. Kael’s hand touched her knee gently. “I’m right here.” She steadied. Ianthe said, “Now overlay it.” Alessia summoned the moment she stood in the arena—Ravion’s blade crashing against her shield—her Dual Essence standing firm. Luna fell. Alessia stood. Pain shivered through her but then something else. It is strength.

But for now, survival took precedence. As we began to discuss our next move, a sudden gust of wind swept through the battlefield, carrying with it a faint whisper—Asher’s voice. It sent a chill down my spine as his words echoed in my mind. “The prophecy was never about the packs. It was never about you, or Draven, or the Heart." I froze, my blood running cold as the whispers grew louder, more insistent. "The deity will awaken soon. You’ve only just begun to understand the true stakes. But you’re running out of time, Luna."

And when she betrays him? She will breach their defenses from the inside out. The wolves will be defeated by their cherished Luna. The room was filled with a ripple of gloomy laughter. A quiet voice questioned, "And when her usefulness ends?" The leader cocked her head. Then she becomes a part of the earth. similar to her mother. Their faces were covered in hideous shadows as the flame flashed vivid blue. They had not yet begun to celebrate their victory. They were near, though. So near. Returning to Rebecca

Elder Klaus yelled. “Let me finish,” I said to everyone. “I will do the Luna ritual, which will bind me to the pack and to him as Luna. Ryder and I will be able to connect to each other through the mindlink, and I will also be able to connect to the pack through the packlink.

* Power exploded outward—raw, uncontrolled, grief made manifest. The ground *shattered.* Holy Clan warriors near the blast were thrown backward, shields cracking. Cassian stumbled. Luna rose. No longer crying. No longer broken. *Incandescent.* Her crescent blazed so bright it cast shadows at midnight. The white wolf surged forward—still incomplete, but *present,* fur rippling across her arms, her spine, her face. She was not mortal anymore. Not even pretending. "You killed her," Luna said. Her voice echoed.

Safe. “I’m here, Luna,” Asher said quietly, his voice filled with emotion. “I’m right here. I’m alive. I’m safe. Aurora is safe.” Luna closed her eyes and melted into Asher’s embrace, feeling safe and protected again. “It felt so real, Asher,” Luna whispered, her voice trembling. “It felt like I was watching you die. And I couldn’t do anything. I couldn’t stop it.” Asher pulled back slightly and looked down at Luna’s tear-streaked face, his gray eyes filled with love and concern. “It wasn’t real, Luna,” Asher said quietly but firmly. “It was just a nightmare. Nothing more.”

“Riverwood?” “Yes. And there’s something else.” The assistant hesitated. “The Alpha of Riverwood, Caleb… his mate, Aurora, was declared brain dead—a ‘sleeping wolf soul’—over a year ago. But at the end of last month, right around the time our Luna passed away… she miraculously woke up.” The timing was too coincidental to be dismissed. A soul swap, resurrection… it sounded insane. But for Emory, it was a lifeline. A wild joy surged through him.

I donated so much blood to save the person Dakota Lennox had never gotten over that I went into shock. When I woke up, she tossed a divorce agreement at me. "I'm pregnant. Walter deserves a place in this family." When I refused, she showed up with Walter Kingsleigh and caused a scene at my mother's funeral, trashing the place. "Asher, sign this house over to Walter. He likes how peaceful it is here." I gritted my teeth, wishing I could tear her apart. But she only scoffed dismissively. "What? Are you refusing? In that case, you can forget about getting your mother's ashes." Walter put an arm around her shoulders and called out, "Dakota, we could put the urn on display in our new house.

I held Arina close, and I would not let her go, for I was determined to keep her safe. Nodding my head in understanding, I turned to Luna Eleni, "Luna Eleni, forgive me, but Arina is not leaving. You see, she is my MATE, and therefore, she stays by my side. I understand these are pressing times for you with the loss of Alpha Zeno. I offer my condolences but she is no longer a part of your pack." Luna Eleni's eyes narrowed, and her lips pressed together. She didn't respond, but I could tell that she was not happy with my decision. I could feel the tension in the air, as I waited for her response.

, Luna said as she caressed his face. "Lucius is really special, isn't he?", Asher asked. Luna nodded her head and said, "Lucius is very special." The two walked away and hosted about how the past month had gone for both of them. As Luna and Asher walked through the serene woods, their hands entwined, they began to share the events that had unfolded in their absence. Luna's voice held a mix of excitement and concern as she recounted the encounter with the assassins and the revelation of Jade's true identity.