Luna's Deadly Deception Novel Novels & Stories

" Luna's hands shook as she knelt, gathering the papers with trembling fingers. Bank transfers, secret accounts, communications that painted her beloved father as a monster who'd stolen from his own allies. It was all lies. It had to be. But it looked so real, so convincing. Her father had been a good man, an honorable Alpha. The thought of his legacy being destroyed, of her brothers fighting these false accusations while the pack world watched their family name burn... It would be her fault. Again. Was her escape plan dead before it even began? No. She refused to let this bastard win.

"Then this goes viral. Not just to the dean, every alumni group, every news outlet. ‘Star student Luna turns stripper and fucks her professor for grades.’ You think you’ll graduate? Do you think anyone will hire you?" I stared at the drive. Then at him. The door burst open behind me. Jax. He looked furious hair disheveled, knuckles already bruised like he’d hit something on the way here. "Luna….get out." Marcus stood. "Rivera, this doesn’t concern” Jax ignored him, grabbing my arm. "He’s lying. The photos aren’t the only thing he’s got. He’s got video. From last night. You and the professor. Full view."

Hunter. I had to distract him. If there was one thing I knew about magic, it was that it couldn’t be used continuously. If we managed to keep him distracted, then he wouldn’t have time to attack anyone. And maybe Sienna would find a way to defend herself, to fight to regain control of her body. “It’s Estrella.” He cocked his head, confused. “Sienna is dead, so she must be Estrella.” “Sienna survived,” Leonel exclaimed. “And you are attacking her!”

Daniel, still grappling with the gravity of the situation, raised a critical point, "If something happens to Luna for real when I'm with her, do you think Robert White will leave me alone for taking her to such a dangerous place?" Natalie suggested a cover story, "You can say that Luna herself asked you to take her there. Say that she forced you to take her there for watching sunset. Everyone knows that there's no way anyone can say no to her, so they'll believe you." Mary added, "Everyone thinks you love and pamper Luna a lot. There's no way they'll think you are the reason for her to get harmed." The plan, dark and dangerous, unfolded before Daniel. The web of deception was intricately wov

With a loud hiss, she let out her tensions and said, "She calls herself an ordinary maiden while she is something else to me." As she opened her mouth to continue, one of the guards came around the doorpost to inform that one of her men had arrived. "Allow him inside..." The disguised assassin bowed to him as the door opened. "How about your leader? I had anticipated seeing him in person.” Luna asked him. "I am here to tell you that we killed him because he betrayed us." Luna got up. "Did he betray me? What are you trying to say?” The most crucial aspect of this game is her fear that none of her secrets will be revealed.

“So whaddya say, Nova? We doin this?” I took every inch of him in- the heavy set shoulders, muscled thighs in tight jeans with cowboy boots, that strong handsome face. I looked around at the white marbled kitchen countertops and table, comparing it to the secondhand wooden table sitting back home in Meridian. Yes, I could get on just fine here. I sat up straight to give some formality to the occasion, hoping the white fluffy robe didn’t invalidate my words. “Yes. I say yes. I will go to war with you against Alpha Wyatt, and we will honour the alliance. I will be your Luna”, I declared.

The best thing now is for you to comport with them and do whatever they told you," she uttered. My jaw dropped when I saw the Luna I know—the Helen whom I married—wagging her mouth and talking mannerless to me, even accusing me of what she knows best. "Ok, you're claiming to know nothing about why we are here; the pack's Luna said you killed your mother for a reason best known to you; according to her, you killed her to obtain more dominance and power from the vampire king who fortified you," the man stated. "I know nothing about this you're talking about; please! By the way, what proof did she have to claim she's right in what she is saying?" I asked, still shocked that the whole thing was

Dante POV Luna lies curled up on the bed, sobbing into little Bear’s fur, clutching the dog like it’s the only thing holding her together. I don’t want to leave her. Everything in me screams to stay, to be by her side, but Lucy’s murder changes everything. The fact that they killed Lucy means they’re closer than I thought. Not checking, not acting, would put Luna in even more danger. After Justin’s betrayal, how do I know there aren’t others here working against me too?

I'm taking her treaty tonight but I'll never marry her. Standing stiffly, I simply reply. “I find the truth always comes out. Always, Luna Elle.” “Oh I certainly hope you’re right. There is nothing worse than realising you’ve been made a fool of,” staring at me without a flinch. The Luna Elle, who could convincingly plan a coup and leave her sister brutalised and abandoned for four years, has finally revealed herself. She matches my stare, studying my expression and finding my revulsion before adding. “At least the punishment for deception is always the most justified.”

She reached for the stake she had hidden in her boot, her hands shaking with fear and desperation. As the hunters closed in, Luna lunged forward, driving the stake into the heart of the nearest hunter. The man let out a scream as he fell to the ground, his body convulsing as he took his last breath. Luna's heart was racing as she realized what she had done. She had killed a man to save Jaxon. But there was no time to dwell on her actions. She had to save Jaxon. With shaking hands, she pulled out the stake and drove it into Jaxon's chest, hoping against hope that it would work.