Liquid Dark Luna Novels & Stories

I went over to where the drinks were and grabbed a glass of mixed tequila. “Hello,” a soft feminine voice said softly behind me. I turned my gaze around, and it was a lady dressed coincidentally as a princess. “Hello, my lady,” I said, as I reached for her stretched hand and offered a kiss. She gave a soft deep smile, as her red eyes glowed brightly, anyone could tell she was a Luna and a strong one too, “It's nice to finally meet the great Leon Darkwood,” she said with a smile. “And why do you think I'm Leon, miss?”

Daniel looked up. "The First Light." They continued. At the top of the tower was a circular chamber. In the center floated a crystal. It was completely white. Not silver. Not blue. White. It illuminated the entire room. Luna felt the Shadow inside her become calm. Selene stepped closer. "The Moon." Daniel stared. "The Light." Luna looked at the crystal. "And me?" A dark symbol appeared beneath her feet. "The Shadow." The three symbols connected. The chamber began shaking. Their father stepped backward.

His eyes held so much apology in them, but I knew I couldn’t be mad at him. “Her mother made them swear they wouldn’t tell y’all unless absolutely necessary. The night, her father died. When he yelled at Gamma Blake to get the Luna. He was talking about Addy. She will be…is…the Luna of our pack. She is the Moon Luna.”

"I'm Luna Ellie. And you are?" "Greetings, Luna," the woman said, shaking her hand with a dainty touch. "My name is Sylvia. I am from the Silver Beam pack, to the north of here. I have traveled many miles to elicit your help, Luna Ellie." "It's nice to meet you," Ellie said, hoping that was true as she released the woman's hand. "How can I help you?" "I am aware that packs in your area have been negatively affected by a curse from the Moon Goddess."

The stinging on her ass still sent delicious shivers down her spine as she let the cold water trickle down her body, it lingered on the skin there and caused her to shudder even more. Luna cursed under her breath turning off the shower and emerged. She clad herself in her sleep attire which was a silk short and an equally frail shirt. "Let's see if this devilishly handsome son of a bachelor will evade my mind long enough for sleep to envelope me" Luna spoke to herself plopping on the bed while closing her eyes. The brightness of the light lulled her softly. Luna hated sleeping with the lights off. Few minutes later, a loud hiss echoed and it came from no other rather than Luna herself. Yes,

Gesturing Alpha Kylo to continue. “The Luna, the myth you all have heard of, started off as a human. Not being able to transform into wolf form. Both parents were wolves, but there were no signs of her being a wolf. Getting a cut, she would take just as long as a human to heal.” Kylo’s tone went soft. Trying to gather the words. “But the myth was not just a myth. Her name was Alexandria.” Keeping his eyes fixed on the ground. “She was…” Folding his lips to hold back his tears.

a cold, familiar voice said from the darkness. My heart froze. The shadows in front of me shifted, and from them emerged Luna, her dark hair sleek and perfect as always. She wore a long maroon coat over black trousers, her golden brooch glinting in the dim light. Her lips curved into a cruel, mocking smile as she walked closer, her heels tapping sharply on the concrete floor. “There’s no one here to hear you,” she continued softly, kneeling down so her face was level with mine. Her perfume filled my nose – sweet jasmine and something darker underneath.

“Well, don’t worry. The women will have tea in the parlor while you men do things our tiny brains can’t possibly comprehend.” “Ivy, come on.” He sighed. “That’s not what it is.” “No, I get it.” I pushed him away so I could take things out of the oven. “I wouldn’t want to get in the way.” “Meeting with Luna Lily is a big help. Being friends with her will build trust. Trust I don’t have right now. It is a crucial part of putting treaties together and of being a luna. “If you say so. Luna Lily is arranging things at her pack. Her mate apparently won’t let her leave. Which I know is part of being a luna as well.”

“I am the reflection she refuses to see. The strength she is too afraid to embrace. I am what remains when hope dies.” “That’s not an answer,” Kade growled, brandishing his sword. The figure turned her radiant gaze toward him, and Kade froze, a slight tremor passing through him. "Do you want to know, warrior? Or are you more afraid of the answer than you'd like to admit?" “Try me,” Kade shot back, his grip on the weapon tightening even more. Luna stirred and spoke in a faint voice but still defiant. “She’s… the shadow of the moon. The darkness is bound to its light.”

Callie leaned across the table and looked at me. “If I look pale, it is because you didn’t do my makeup.” Giving her a look, she started laughing. “Luna, would you like something to drink?” “Water, please.” I smiled at the young girl. “Beta Callie?” “Lemonade, please.” She nodded and walked away. “I’ll need you to come pack my bag for me to go to Stella’s luna ceremony.” “I figured as much. That’s not a problem. Whatever my luna needs.”