I See The Moon And The Moon Sees Me Book Novels & Stories

she cried. “Here it is, look, look, look!” she yelled waving us over to her. I walked over to where Mum was standing with Zee behind me, still gripping my shirt. Mum had a big blue book in her hands and was pointing to a page. I took the book and looked at it closely. There was a silhouette of a girl with the same marking on her neck as Zee, three moons in different stages of phasing. I read the blurb next to it out loud,

The music and laughter were still echoing in my ears, but at least I was getting out of there. I walked through the quiet corridors of the pack house, the only sound being the soft padding of my feet on the stone floor. Finally, I arrived at a small door that led out into the night. As I stepped outside, I was hit with the cool night air. The moon was full overhead, casting an eerie glow over the landscape. But as I looked around, I realized that something was off. The air was charged with a strange, electric energy. And then, I saw him. Kaidën was standing a short distance away, his eyes glowing with an unnatural light. His body was tense, his muscles rippling beneath his skin as he struggl

Opening my eyes, with determination written all over my face, I started to speak out loud and strong the words that Edmond wrote down, “I am calling out for the gatekeeper to open the passage and let us through, to seek for the help of the great White Moon warriors.” My eyes started to shine white as the words were being spoken, making the white light appear from the crack where my hand was, making everyone gasp and stand up as they watched, mesmerized by the scene that appeared before their eyes. “Say it again.” Jessabelle instructed me. Feeling a moment later, warmth spread all over my body, I repeated the words, “I am calling out for the gatekeeper to open the passage and let us through,

But the truth was that Finn seemed different, he didn't look like a man who would break a woman's heart. But I have learnt not to trust a man based on his looks. And not only that, I have also been observing Finn over the last few days. Whenever I look into his eyes, I see a familiar emotion In them, Hunger and Lust. Finn loved me. I knew that and I could see them in his eyes anytime I looked at him. Only, that love would burn him. Soon. A thought flashed through my mind immediately, if I accepted to become Finn's Luna, it meant that I would be safe and I would also be able to protect my babies till they were born.

"I have the whole day to myself and it's easier to hear from the goddess here. The only not so good things are the fact that I starve sometimes and the knowledge that my father may still be held hostage by the alpha's father." Her countenance changed and her shoulders dropped. I felt so sorry for her at that moment. She was too little for the kind of things that life had thrown at her. But then, a part of her sentence replayed in my head, so i asked, "You hear from a goddess?" "Yes." She nodded and looked at me. "I have the ability to see into the future. I get visions from the moon goddess, her name is Selene." I remembered that name vividly. Selene. The woman that I had seen in that vision

The moon was still rising, casting a silver glow over everything. I looked down at my hands, and they were no longer human. They were claws, sharp and deadly. What had I done? And then, I saw something that made my heart skip a beat. A figure standing in the shadows, watching me. Who was it? And what did they want from me? As I stood there, frozen in fear, the figure began to move towards me. And then, everything went black.

“We’re Solara. The moon lady said so.” I kneel beside them, pulling them into a tight embrace. “You’re my children first. Always.” Silas hugs me back, his small arms surprisingly strong. “We’ll protect you too, Mommy.” Tears prick my eyes, but I blink them away. “I know you will.” --- **Extended Scene 3: A Quiet Moment** Ryland finds me on the balcony later that night, the moon casting a silvery glow over the pack’s territory. He leans against the railing beside me, his presence a comforting warmth.

I tried to throw it off, but some unseen force balanced it. “What is happening?” I shouted as a bright light shone from the pages of the book. Jada rushed towards me and hit the book off my hand. It fell on the table, and the first page opened. It wasn't blank like before. I could see the words written on it and it read: “Only to be read by the seer.” “I can see the writings.” I stuttered as I flipped through the pages. “I still see blank pages. You mean you can see the words?”

My soul remained tethered to him like a cursed chain. Even in death, I followed him back to our old manor on the northern ridge—the place that once smelled of pine smoke, moonlight, and lies. When Rowan returned, the door creaked open and warm light spilled onto the frozen floor. Voss was waiting by the fire, her white fur cloak glimmering like fresh snow under a hunter’s moon. “You found her?” she asked, rising from the chair. Her tone was sweet, but her golden eyes gleamed with fear.

"Why is everyone looking like this?" Finn, still in my arms, tugged at my collar, pulling back to look at me. "Mommy, look," he whispered, pointing at the book Theo was holding. "That’s the broken wing I saw. The day I saw things from the water in the garden.” My heart skipped a beat. I gently set Finn down and went ahead to collect the book Theo was holding. I looked down at the page he left open in between his fingers. It was an old record of Northern myths and mercenary guilds. On the open page was the sketch of a single, snapped wing. Hunters of the Silver Moon.