Lion Novel Novels & Stories

“I helped Lenore because I was afraid she’d get caught. So I went with her. I got copies of the patrol schedules when I had access because of the ceremony and shared them with Brian.” Lenore sneered at her. “You are so disappointing, Mom. I knew you’d fall apart.” Then she turned to me. “Mom wasn’t going to get involved. She has no ambition. But I was always meant to be Luna. I’d be so much better than that bitch you brought into this pack!” The table cracked under Lucian's fist. “It’s true! I was born in this pack, raised as a warrior. I would be a better warrior than some abandoned baby that no one wanted. You were supposed to reject her!” she screamed. “Uncle Brian was just clearing her o

She had married into another pack in Southern California when she’d found her mate there. A boy had shifted too early, and he hadn’t been prepared for it. He was still a young teenager, though I was too young to remember his exact age now. He’d been aggressive in his wolf form, and my mother had kept me behind her for my safety, but I’d peeked around just enough to watch in fascination as that pack’s Luna worked with him. She coaxed him, spoke to him softly. He had the mind-link already, though, so it was a lot easier to communicate with him. The healer brought some herbs, and after that, things seemed to get easier.

They were here for Cana. The rage within Zane boiled over. He couldn’t let them reach her. Up in the air, Lionel struggled against the griffin holding him captive, its talons digging deep into his flesh. He let out a fierce snarl, his sharp wolf nails extending as he slashed at the creature’s leg. Blood sprayed from the wound, and the griffin screeched in pain, its grip loosening. Lionel twisted in the air and broke free, falling hard to the ground but quickly rolling to his feet.

Laura said confidently. “Are you sure about that, Laura?” I asked, turning to face her. “Yes, my Lady,” Laura said, bowing before me. “Even Alpha Leonhard could sense that Liira—Loreen’s end—was approaching. Yesterday, I heard him howling—he only howls on a full moon. He is still connected to his daughter. He must know that the pup’s time is near,” Laura stated firmly. “Interesting. How does an alpha sense such things? Has Victoria’s behavior changed as well?” I asked, watching Laura closely.

There was a pause—thick, uncomfortable silence as the word Luna settled into the space between them. Nina blinked. Then she recovered quickly, her smile sharp and feline. “How charming. I didn’t think Knox had the temperament to manage a mate. Let alone someone with your… interesting presence.” Lydia smiled wider. “Interesting is better than forgettable, isn’t it?” Knox coughed into his hand, clearly stifling a laugh. Nina’s eyes flashed. “Well, I suppose it makes sense. Some of us are chosen by birth. Others… settle where they can.”

Liora tried to push her way past Nikolai but he wouldn’t budge. “Not now, Liora.” He averted his eyes. “Let’s talk afterward.” Not giving her a chance to rebut, he stalked down the hillside, fingernails turning into lethal claws. He stopped a few meters away from the shimmering opaque shield, watching the bullets hit home and then get absorbed. Ronin spent the better part of a decade with a craving for lupine flesh that was an abomination. He didn’t know of what sort these men were, but he would unleash his ungodly hunger upon them and wipe their existence from the earth.

But just as he was about to straighten up, the door creaked open. Luna who was awaken by the rustling outside her door, got out of bed to take a peek. What she saw was the giant general bent on one knee with a seashell beside him. “General Wolf? What are you doing?” The said general, who was resolved to leave quietly, was not expecting to see the girl. He was startled for a moment, unable to move. He must have been so focus on his task, that he did not hear her approach. “Cough… Cough… I wanted to leave a conch for you.” He said standing up and handing the shell to Luna.

asked Yura looking curious. Aron looked at Jessy asking for his approval to tell his mother about the incident earlier. The girl nodded, she thought if the woman knew maybe she could solve the mystery that was happening now. In a few minutes, Aron told Yura about what happened during the full moon. Yura wasn't surprised at all. His guess was not wrong in the slightest. "Welcome princess Jessy to the world of wolves." Yura smiled, hearing her mother call Jessy a princess made Aron and Jessy even more confused. What Yura said again invited questions from the two of them.

I smiled. "Alright pumpkin, I'll have to go now, be ready by 6pm" he said and ended the call. I breathe out. I pray the meeting goes well. Even I'm very sure his father won't like me. I'm an illegitimate child and also wolfless. How would he want a Wolfless girl as a Luna for his son. No alpha would allow that. Lunas are supposed to be strong and powerful in order to support the alpha in ruling the pack. No one wants a weak fellow standing behind their alpha.

"And as you probably might know, your offsprings are bound to become ten times more stronger than any regular being regardless of who you're with." At the end of Lionell's words, you pinch the bridge of your nose like you're about to have a migraine. "So let me get this straight. I'm the last female Lycan right?" "That is correct," Lionell confirms so you go on. "And what exactly does that have to do with me being in danger, exactly? And you also mentioned something about balance." "Balance, because your presence alone existing in the human realm is attracting other creatures. Like a magnet."