His Abandoned Luna Novels & Stories

Vera died giving a man everything — her research, her loyalty, her son, her life — and he didn't even come to collect her body. Reborn a year into her own past, she wakes up with every memory of her murder intact and none of the poison yet in her veins. This time, she isn't spending another four years being grateful for scraps. She has a formula worth an empire, a husband who's already rehearsing his next wedding, and a dying father she never knew she had — the true Alpha of a bloodline everyone assumed was extinct. As Vera claims a birthright no one can deny and turns her ex-husband's every scheme back on him, she collides with Ronan, the most powerful Alpha on the Council and the one man w

I know I should be grateful they found me when they did but most times, I can’t help but wish they left me to die in the shadows among the trees. “Tonight, we wear our finest dresses, dance, and act like we don’t have a care in the world and if the moon goddess finds us worthy; we’ll find our mate got it?” Kim’s sweet voice takes that bossy edge she loves to use. “Yes, boss.” “Now, if you don’t mind can we start breakfast before Luna wakes up? You know how she gets when food’s late.” Kim smirks, “Deal, the sooner we start, the sooner we finish,”

The thought of them abandoning her haunts her more than the shackles that prevent her from escaping. “Don’t tell me you’re still expecting them to get you out of here?” Avery looked at the approaching figure. Her petite body, ginger head, and annoyingly thin voice made it obvious to her who she was. “What are you doing here, Georgina?” Avery asked. Georgina laughed. “That’s Luna for you,” she declared. “I am now the new Luna of your beloved pack.” She looked at Avery from head to toe. “Who would have guessed that the proud daughter of the previous elite pack would be reduced to a mere prisoner who betrayed her own pack for another alpha? I thought that it could only happen in one of my wilde

asked Mother Superior. Luna only knew her name and age at that time, so the nuns had to consider the day she came to the orphanage as her birthday. She did not understand why she had no memories of what had happened and where she came from. She could only remember running out of the woods and wandering the streets with an empty stomach. Luna was stealing fruits from one of the market stalls when Sister Sola found her. The nun brought her immediately to Happy Village. She asked around if someone was looking for a missing six-year-old girl. But days became weeks, and weeks turned into months; no one came to look for Luna until now. Mother Superior then declared that she was one of many abandon

Luna continued, "And in LA, a busy city like that, it's hard to find time to admire such a beautiful night." Lucas joked, "What if we just move here like what Leon did?" Luna raised her head to look at Lucas, her hand reaching up to stroke his jaw gently. Lucas was gazing up at the beautiful night sky. "Good idea. I'll leave all the Alvarez assets and become a fisherman here. How about that?" Lucas teased, making Luna chuckle. "Well, that's a great idea, I guess," Luna replied, still smiling from the laughter. For a while, they remained in silence, relishing the night sky. However, Luna's words following the laughter left Lucas completely speechless. His gaze remained fixed on Luna's eyes, w

As if being a bad sister to Catania for the past eighteen years had not been enough, she went ahead to take advantage of the fact that Catania did not have an identifiable wolf by stealing her mate just because she wanted to become the next Luna. She bit more than she could chew. When she was still alive, carrying out her terrible acts of scheming and lies telling, I used to question the moon goddess. I used to ask why she was letting such a terrible thing happen in the pack, but after witnessing all that has happened this night, I am convinced that the Moon goddess indeed has a plan. I cannot wait to see how that plan unveils itself. I'm only scared for Nolan, because when the time comes an

“You want to talk? Have you forgotten that you left her here? Have you forgotten that you abandoned her with us when you knew that she had no one but you?” “When you knew that every single issue and mark on her body was caused because you abandoned her with us when she was supposed to be with you and no one else?” Her statement gave me chills. My hands balled into fists. When did I start feeling bad for abandoning people? “Only the Goddess knows where she is at the moment,” Luna continued. She wasn’t stopping; she wanted to make sure that everything that she was saying got committed to my memory. “It might just be one of those people you have countlessly hurt in the past. They are taking rev

Kane’s POV The abandoned train yard spread out in front of us, looking like a graveyard filled with rusted train cars and crumbling platforms, and tracks that led to nowhere. The Oracle’s description was unsettlingly accurate. “This is a terrible idea,” Luna said for the third time as she checked her weapons with careful focus. “We’re walking into a stronghold with maybe twenty of us against who knows how many of Marcus’s crew.” “Noted,” I replied, avoiding any argument because she was completely right. This plan was crazy, reckless even, and yet it was exactly what we were going to do.

I pulled myself together, showered, dressed, and headed downstairs to the meeting room. As soon as I pushed the door open, every conversation halted. All eyes turned to me. I didn’t hesitate. I walked to the head of the table and slammed my palm down. “The Luna has been kidnapped,” I said, voice flat and cold. Gasps erupted, but I ignored them. “As some of you already know, she’s displayed… unusual abilities. Abilities that saved us in the last battle. And now, those abilities are the reason she’s been taken.” I turned to the trackers beside Julian.

"She's not even three. How does she have abandonment trauma?" "Because she was abandoned. By Sarah, by Marcus, by Hope dying. Her brain knows something has been taken from her even if she doesn't have words for it yet." Luna created a soft glowing shield. "Look, Alice. Pretty lights. No bad ladies can get through Luna's shields." Alice watched the gentle glow, hiccupping. "Promise?" "Promise. Luna's shields are the strongest. Nothing bad gets through." Luna kept the shield steady. "See? Safe."