Lucifer Crossovers Novels & Stories

“I am absolutely sorry, Melissa, but I don't think he'll be coming.” “Oh dear.” Melissa exhaled. Maya looked around her. She was too stunned to speak. Not only did her one sister not show up at her own wedding, now the groom was nowhere to be found? “I hate you, Freya!” She cursed quietly under her breath. Luna Rosella’s eyes a striking blend of emerald and falsed a message, one the priestess understood. “We will now begin the mating ceremony!” she called out in a solemn voice. Then she looked down at Maya, “If you would look at the people, Ma'am.”

he added as he shot me a glare. A cold knot twisted in my gut. Ferals were rogue shifters, they were believed to have been cursed by the moon goddess herself and there was no cure for it, just the endless bloody, animalistic madness that came with it. But they never came this close to settled territory unless… “I spoke with Elder Corvus earlier today and he has a plan to fix this without any bloodshed.” Kaelen continued, his eyes still fixed on me as if he was expecting some sort of reaction from me, “A wedding.”

"Melissa took that picture for me . One photo—just one—and you came running like a good little fool. " Then, her tone dropped, cold and triumphant. "Alpha Lucien Cross has Lyra and Thea now. Together. And you—you're already too late." Lucien Cross—the ruthless Eastern European Alpha whose reputation for brutality was legendary. If he was involved with Natalia and Alpha Foster, I could understand how they broke through Blackwood's defenses, but why would he take Lyra and Thea? Unless...? My thoughts were violently interrupted as Natalia lunged at me with supernatural speed, knocking the vial from my hand. It shattered against the floor, the liquid sizzling on the wooden planks.

The man they had once known as a quiet, unassuming part-timer—someone who had taken on odd jobs without complaint—was in fact the sole heir of the Cross family. Irene herself was left momentarily speechless when she heard. She had expected many things. But not this. Even so, neither Seraphina nor Lucien chose to elaborate further. Certain matters, particularly those involving Helios, were left unspoken. It was not secrecy born of distrust, but caution. They both understood that some truths were too heavy for ordinary people to bear. — They visited Luminaire Crest soon after. Iris received them with her usual energy, though even she needed a moment to adjust to the new understanding of Lucien

I looked around, searching frantically for anything that could give me a suggestion as to how I can save her. “ God, please help me…please guide me…” I kept chanting these words like a spell. Then suddenly I remembered about my Alexart. It had saved me so many times. So, maybe it could save Eva as well. I took off the locket and then I saw everything happen in slow motion. Lucifer and Daniel screamed “ No!” and pounced at me but before they could grab my hand I had already put the locket around Eva’s neck. A blinding light erupted from the Alexart around Eva’s neck and engulfed us, blocking Lucifer and Daniel. I watched in fascination as the spherical orb of light around us grew in intensity

Yet, I didn’t have the strength to utter a word. The lycan took my face in his hands, tilting it so I would look him in the eyes. “This is the only way. I’m sorry. Sex is the only way to we can quickly burn these drugs out of your system safely.” My eyes widened. Did he just say… My mouth was dry and it was hard to swallow. Did this mean that we were going to… He’d want that from me? But I was no one and I was cute on a good day maybe… Yet as his dark eyes held me, I didn’t miss the spark of desire in them. Once more, I swallowed and gave him a small nod.

One that tethered Elara closer to him, weaving her into a web so seamless she could no longer distinguish trap from destiny. A chime interrupted the silence. The screen at the far end blinked to life with a call. Clarisse Duval’s sharp profile appeared, her smile calculated. “Mr. Cross,” she purred, her voice cutting like velvet. “I had a feeling this partnership had your fingerprints. Efficient, bold… and entirely unexpected. We should celebrate.” Damon’s expression didn’t shift. His power lay in restraint. “This is business, Clarisse. Nothing more.” Her laugh was low, amused. “Oh, but isn’t that what makes it delicious?”

“According to the laws of our ancestors, only the Alpha is going to acknowledge the woman who will stand by his side, lead alongside him, and be called his Luna.” The tone of the elder's voice took a serious turn. "In front of the Moon Goddess and the people of the Valemont Pack. Do you acknowledge Aria Ashwood as your lawful Luna?" I gave him an heir. He gave me heartbreak. For almost three years, I believed Alpha Kael had chosen me, a human, as his wife and future Luna of the Valemont Pack. But on the day I gave birth to his son, I learned the truth. Not from my husband, but from the maids I once served alongside. "What's annoying is that she actually thinks she deserves to be

“There’s no way. I mean, werewolves and lycans are at least both wolves. How would a werebear or werefox derive from a lycan?” Isaac gave me a very pointed look. “Use your imagination, Princess. Werewolves exist because of the cross of a lycan and human.” “Yeah, but they - oh.” I could only guess the human counterpart of a lycan wasn’t the only part that got it on. I couldn’t help but laugh. “Can you imagine the surprise on a bear’s face when their cub popped out as a human? And then every time they turned around, they wouldn’t know what form their young would be.”