Luna Gibson Novel Novels & Stories

She extended her hands toward the bubbling water. Gabriel stepped right behind her, his large hands anchoring onto her shoulders, his fully bonded Alpha fire pouring into her veins to act as a physical shield. *“I am with you,”* his voice echoed in her mind, steady and unshakeable. *“Take my strength, Luna.”* Gina closed her eyes. The white crescent on her forehead flared to life, casting a cool, silver aura over her body that pushed back the suffocating heat. She plunged her hands directly into the boiling water, her fingers locking with Lucien’s metallic, golden hands.

Gabriel was too mad because of what she said; he made Luna laugh. “I, Luna Foresteir, the Luna of the Nightwalker, rejected you, Gabriel Thompson as my mate.” Gabriel widened his eyes, and he clenched his chest when he felt that energy was breaking. He saw that Luna wasn't hurt as he had experienced. “You can enjoy your freedom now, Gabriel.”

I assured. “Luna?” she sounded frightful. I saw her heartbeat rising. She continued staring at me in surprise. Author’s note ☄️☄️☄️ Wow! She’s back. Tell me, do you guys love how she revealed herself? Well, I thought of bringing her back on Ginevra’s birthday since she initially left a day after her birthday. I’m super excited to have reached this point. Can’t wait to unveil many mysteries. Woohoo 💃💃💃

Rihanna corrected the old Luna "Killing a vampire is no child's play dear, It wasn't easy for you to kill my granddaughter. What makes you feel you can take out a more dangerous army so easily?..." she paused to catch her breath and adjust herself on the chair, Rihanna took a deep breath digesting what Luna said. "and so you know, this whole war and revolution revolves more around you than it does around the two brothers, all that's happening for your information is to introduce the reign of the first luna, never has there ever been a female ruler in, all history but now, you'll be the very first, a female alpha" "I don't understand, your daughter was a Luna"

She whisphered, shocking her. “Because it was supposed to be so.” The mongodess said. “You are Luna, do you expect to be weak with many life problems. Definetly not.” She chuckled. After sometime, karen turned to face her and asked, “Why am i here?” “I thought you will never ask.” She was told and then the voice contunied, “I have a surprise for you, Luna Milburn.” She told her. “I hate surprises.” She mumbled. “I know and that’s why I won’t ask you to guess anything. Here they come.” She said and two little boys with an eldery man and a woman walked towards her.

I’m so sorry, my Queen,” Amara whispered as she stepped into Luna Anita’s chambers. The air was heavy with tension. Luna Anita, seated in her high-backed chair, turned her cold, unreadable gaze on the girl standing before her. Amara trembled under her scrutiny, her heart racing with guilt and fear. For a moment, Luna Anita simply studied her. It struck her then—she hadn’t truly taken the time to look at Amara, the girl she’d taken in as an infant. Now standing before her was not the child she had raised, but a young woman of remarkable beauty.

Aurora’s POV; Eliza and I were busy sieving the flour to be used for tonight’s dinner when she suddenly called me through a mind link. I looked up at her in confusion, and he informed me that Laura was heading right for us. I looked up and in the grand kitchen, there she was. Heading straight to us. My mind wandered as I admired how beautiful and graceful she was. She would make a perfect Luna. Kind, gorgeous, caring, beautiful, and graceful.

Somewhere in the distance, thunder rolled again not from the sky, but from beneath the earth. By morning, the storm had broken, but the sky remained bruised and uncertain. In the great hall of the estate, Bianca stood by the window, lost in thought, while Matteo paced in silence. The journal from the archive lay open on the table beside them, pages whispering with secrets. Then came soft footsteps. Luna entered, pale but resolute. Her eyes no longer carried the haunted confusion of before they glowed faintly, almost otherworldly. “You’re talking about me,” she said quietly.

And the ones who mattered most, Luna, my father—were the ones who would bleed first. I glanced at the drawer, where the folder sat locked away. The documents Luna stole from her father, proof of Odessa’s deals with Luis Rojas—weren’t just leverage. They were blood-soaked currency. A fuse waiting for my match. And when I strike, it won’t be loud. It’ll be clean. Surgical. My throat was tight. Beneath the fury, guilt churned in me like rot. I had promised Luna I’d protect her sister. That no one would touch Gabriela. And now she was gone. Just like Stepan. Just like everything I’d once failed to protect.

The fonts were neatly written along the lines of the book. It piqued my interest and I decided to read through whatever it was. Since he was working at the other end, I pulled out the chair beside the shelf and started reading so I wouldn’t distract him. The book was more interesting than I had thought. It spoke about a Luna that was reborn and blessed by the Moon Goddess. She’s also destined to awaken the alpha’s true power. Every page kept pulling me in.