His Forsaken Luna Novels & Stories

ADESSA. Living in the palace with Kael and my whole family was like a dream, but I knew it was not the place I wanted to be. Despite the fact that I had bad memories in the Ironcrest territory, it was also where my best memories were. And I wanted to be there. With Kael as my mate and with his love surrounding me, I wanted to try getting close to his people. I should have tried harder before, but I didn’t. Because, at that time, I didn’t believe I had the right. But not anymore. This time, I knew I was their fated Luna, and I would do everything to win their hearts.

“The seal? Yes, I remember using it to destroy an evil man.” “The seal was used to lock the Abyssborn but you broke the seal and unleashed them. Any Luna who has the moonfire mark can be used to acquire more powers, she can also unleash the Abyssborn or seal them away permanently. Everything lies in your hands. The solution is in your hand,” Kael explained. Selene's throat tightened in dread. “This is terrifying.” Kael's eyes sparkled with sadness. “Those creatures are more dangerous than you think.” The low crackle of the fire was the only sound to break the silence.

Lilith’s lips curved into a cruel smile, her nails dragging across the table until wood splintered beneath them. “No,” she whispered to the fire, her icy eyes gleaming. “She glows because she is a fool. And fools are easily destroyed.” She began to weave her plan tighter, threads of betrayal pulling into place. The human Luna would fall. And when she did, Stormfang would remember who truly belonged at Lucian’s side.

“We may not have a choice. If she’s right, then everything we’ve done was just a prelude.” Luna’s eyes gleamed. “You’ve already felt it, haven’t you, Rio? That power surging too fast, burning too hot. You’re not just vampire. You’re something more.” As she turned to leave, her voice floated back like smoke... “Find me when you’re ready to learn what you really are. Or watch your child burn.” And then she was gone, the scent of rotten flowers clinging to the air. Far beyond the wreckage of the stronghold, deep within the swamp where the moonlight never touched, Luna moved silently through her sanctum. The air was thick with the perfume of decaying flowers and herbs, petals curling black at th

Luna demanded. "I am what comes after," the voice replied. "I am the consequence of all your choices. And I am here to offer you a way out. But the price is high. You must sacrifice not just yourselves, but everything you've built." The voice faded before Luna could ask more questions, leaving her and Vincent in shock. And somewhere in the deep darkness beneath the sanctuary, the Forgotten stirred in its sleep, sensing the disturbance above, beginning to stretch in ways that suggested it might be starting to wake.

“All things fade.” Luna shook her head. “No.” She grabbed Kael’s hand tighter. Then reached out— Aeron. Torren. Mira. One by one, they connected. “Don’t let go!” she shouted. “What are you doing?” Kael asked. “Trust me!” A New Power Awakens Luna closed her eyes. Instead of reaching for the Moonfire— she reached for them. Their presence. Their bond. Their shared will. And something answered. Not fire. Not light.

His father tried to reason. As they spoke, his mother walked into his office. His mother, the luna of the pack, Caua Wolf was a woman in her early fourties. She was only a little over five foot which made her very short compared to her husband and son. She had long brown hair and brown eyes that shone whenever she spoke. She also had very soft features. She was a caring mother and a kind luna. All the people of the pack love her for her good heart, and Rodriguez loved his mom more than anyone else.

“Their Luna.” What the fuck?