From Ashes To Their Luna Novels & Stories

Their love had outlasted empires, defeated gods, and reshaped the universe. Hand in hand, the wolf and the phoenix dissolved entirely into the night sky, their souls ascending to the divine realm of eternal light. They left behind a world that was no longer broken, protected by an unbreakable shield of love—a final, everlasting testament to the Luna who had risen from the ashes to save creation.

“Let the moon decide.” Cass raised her arms. The witnesses joined hands, forming a ring around the pool. The old tongue rose again, and the air shifted, thickening. The moonlight brightened, flooding the clearing with silver. My skin tingled, the scars on my hands stinging as if every hurt I’d ever carried was waking up. Cass’s words faded, and the Hollow went silent. The only sound was my heart and the soft, broken breaths of those who had come to see if a new world could be born.

He stood before me, naked and blood-streaked, his eyes burning with a protective fury. "Let them come," Kael rasped. "They’ll have to walk over my corpse to get to her." Darian spat a mouthful of blood onto the ash. "A noble sentiment, Varynx. Let's see how long it lasts when the Blood Moon rises and her power turns into a poison that rots you from the inside out." With a sharp whistle, the Nightfang vanished into the mists, leaving us alone in the freezing dark. Kael turned to me, his hands shaking as he reached for my shoulders. "Asha... your eyes. They’re still silver."

The Luna who had been abandoned, forsaken, and declared dead had not burned in the fire. She had risen from the ashes, stronger than before, and had crushed those who had wronged her underfoot.

This is a challenge unlike any other. The valley trembled as the Moon broke through the clouds, silver light cascading over the battlefield. Silver and gold, Luna and Alpha, energy and instinct merged into one unstoppable force. Lunaria’s voice rang out across the valley. “You want the past? You want vengeance? Then face me. Face us. Face the Moon.” The Ashbound leader leapt forward. And the real war began.

“And because I care about you.” He grabbed her wrist. “Enough.” But she smiled. “The elders agree,” she said. “She is not right for you.” He let go slowly. The doubt had already taken root. --- The ceremony gathered the entire pack. Everyone watched. Everyone waited. Elder Aldric stepped forward. “A true Luna binds not only her mate, but her people.” I stood where I was meant to stand. Then I saw him. Damon. Dressed in black and silver. Perfect. But something was wrong.

She could only force herself to retort, "Leonard, stop asking! I really didn't lie to you!" She looked up at him, tears streaming down her face. "Leonard, you're not scared, are you? Are you afraid Silvermoon Pack will retaliate? What are you afraid of? With me here, I'm a descendant of an Alpha. As long as you make me your Luna, no one will retaliate against you." She grabbed Leonard's trouser leg desperately as tears streamed down her face. Her voice was a mixture of tenderness and sorrow. "You love me, don't you? Please look at me and have mercy on me... We'll be together forever. We'll have everything..."

" Selene kept her gaze fixed on her and didn't blink first; that was the most difficult thing she did at the table all evening, more so than the wine she wasn't drinking and harder than any of the questions. She didn't know that Ashcombe had lost a Luna, and so she said, keeping her voice even while reaching for her water rather than the wine since her hand needed to be doing something that wasn't shaking. "I'm sorry; that must have been difficult for the whole pack." We never actually lost her, Delphine said, and there was a sort of gentleness about the way she said it, a quality that was more unpleasant than simple cruelty. "She was put to death for murder; it was a full-blown affair, in f

Tears were streaming down her face. "Vincent, they don't want me. Will you bond with me instead? Daisy is gone. That annoying woman is dead. Once we bond, I can become your Luna. We can finally be together." She didn't expect what came next. The same man who had always spoiled her started removing her fingers from his sleeve, one by one. Vincent looked at her, his eyes completely cold. "You'll never be my Luna. I'll throw you into the Black Forest. You'll pay for what you did."

She looked tired, almost as if she had been carrying something heavy on her mind for a long time. “I apologize for coming to see you on such short notice,” Leah said. My mouth almost fell open. Leah? Apologizing? How! How? “Okay?” I replied, crossing my arms as I watched her carefully. “I want to inform you about something,” she started. My eyes remained fixed on her, refusing to leave her face. She took a deep breath. “I have decided to step down as the Luna.” My brows immediately furrowed. She continued. “And I would like you to replace me. If you need it, I’m willing to train you. I just want to return the title to its rightful owner.”