Lore Olympus Apollo Novels & Stories

A lot of other people who already had mates were going to be there as well, to celebrate the Moon goddess and to watch and see who would be paired with whom tonight. Alpha Alex was getting ready in the bedroom. He was wearing a business suit, fixing his cuff as he stood in front of a full-length mirror. Then he heard the door open, and he stopped and glanced to see that it was the luna walking in. She was wearing a blue sparkly dress. It was stunning, but it was not the one that they had agreed for her to wear. Traditionally, they were supposed to wear black to every Oracle Ceremony. That was how it had been done for generations. So Alex seeing Cassandra in a different color was kind of weir

Ally awoke with a jolt, her body had felt like she had been falling from the top of a thirty floor building. She squinted to try to make out where she was in the dark room. The sheets covering her were the softest she had ever felt. Placing her feet on the ground the floor was freezing and she got an instant chill. She wanted nothing more than to climb back in bed and pull the covers over her head. But she wanted to know where she was. The slightest leak of sunlight peaked through a sliver in the floor to ceiling blackout drapes. She embraced herself and tried to rub the goosebumps away as she walked to the window. She threw the drapes back and was met with the familiar site of the c

I quickly shimmied down in the space between the back seats and the driver and passenger seat making absolutely sure I was well hid. Apollo's windows were slightly tinted which made it difficult to look inside the car. I just hope and pray that the guards wouldn't notice anything. I felt the car come to a gradual stop...which meant we were right there at the authorized exit. "Roll your window down" I heard the muffled voice of a guard. Apollo rolled his window down as instructed. "And what is the purpose of your travels today?" The guard asked. "Oh shut up Oliver you know me...do we need to get so formal?" Apollo joked with the guard. But the name Oliver rung a bell in my head. He was Apollo

Apollo stared at me, all the color gone from his face. Then he leaned close enough that only I could hear him over the chaos of servants lifting the broken cups. "Funny," he whispered. "That was not who you chose last time." For a moment, the terrace became as cold as the Underworld. Apollo remembered. I didn’t let my face change. If he wanted fear, he would not get it from me. I turned to Cassian and kept my hand in his, letting all Olympus see the choice was real.

I needed her to be my eyes, to see through the crowd, to know those who smiled at me genuinely and those who sneered. A servant walked over to my side and filled my goblet, but it was with a dark wine. I nodded absently, my eyes glued on Seraphina as she moved gracefully in her gown. “Could you kindly tell us, Luna,” she started sweetly, “how are your Omega Guards faring?” That made me tense, but I waved it off immediately. “Stronger than you can ever imagine. Loyalty has become an uncommon virtue, but it is worthy of note that those who hold it dearly are unstoppable.”

Moon’s ours. The clearing sang—hammers tapped, laughter soared, firepit crackled. Lupines swayed, pines hummed, sun’s light washing scars, blood, fear. Sam’s tattoo pulsed, Luna’s fire her strength, Kevin’s touch her root, the pack’s pulse her victory. The eclipse was gone, red eyes ash, their bond—fire, steel, stone—a promise for all dawns, a howl under a sky reborn.

That was my responsibility as Luna. Friday was the Full Moon Feast. It was the most important gathering of the pack. Every member attended to honor the Moon Goddess. Outsiders were strictly forbidden. Yet Simon, as Alpha, openly brought the human girl with him. When Lily appeared wearing a dress that belonged to me, the lively hall fell dead silent. Dozens of eyes locked onto her, low warning growls rippling through the room. Lily turned pale and shrank into Simon's arms. "Simon, help me!"

she said, pointing to other omegas already carrying dishes. Without hesitation, I grabbed the cooler and followed them. I desperately wanted to see what was happening and how happy Elisa looked as she was proclaimed Alpha Caleb’s Luna. We entered the venue, and believe me, everything and everyone looked incredibly elegant. My eyes went wide like someone who had never seen anything beautiful before. It was true.

Crap. Lance held up his hands. "Please sit. We will explain everything First let me begin by welcoming Alpha Jack and Luna Sara from the dark moon pack. They are here to help us with some of our issues including the surge in rogues attacks. They will be helping the warriors train and defend our lands for at least the next month. All warriors should be on the training grounds at 6am tomorrow to meet with them. Understand?" He began. "Yes Alpha" the pack replied and he nodded.

(an omega curse) Athena I blinked rapidly unable to fathom what was before me. The girl that responded to me earlier left my side as soon as a hefty-looking man approached me. His chest was bare. The only clothing on him was the hide of a leopard around his waist, such that a flimsy view of his muscular lap was exposed. The beards on his face were so much that his mouth was almost invisible.