Lunar Legacy Novels & Stories

“But not the kind you are thinking. For the war that is coming, you won’t need your sharp canines or your long claws. You will need something else. I’m here to tell you what.” I narrowed my eyes at the woman, and my anger grew. “What the fuck are you talking about?” I growled. I glanced at Andrew. He was tense. His muscles were strained. I could tell that he was holding Asher back. “I can’t tell you until I explain the legend and the history of the White Wolf or True Luna, whatever you want to call it.” the woman said. “Explain.” Andrew said before I could. “Don’t you think that Emma should hear it too?” the woman sighed. “Besides, it’s a long story. I am old, and I would really like to sit

Though she maintained her own residence near the Eastern Seal, she had become a regular visitor to our territory, drawn by both her duty to monitor the seals and her growing attachment to Kieran, whom she viewed as the future of her people's legacy. And at the edge of the gathering, slightly apart but no longer unwelcome, stood Mira and Thorne. The two Shadow Wolves—or Twilight Guardians, as they now called themselves—had worked tirelessly to redeem those of their kind who could be saved, while hunting down those who remained loyal to the corrupted path. "Luna," Lena greeted me warmly as we approached, the title now one of genuine respect rather than formal obligation. "You look well." "As d

****************** "A Luna has been reincarnated in two separate bodies, and her fate has been divided as a result of the curse that she carries. One will usher in an era of tranquility for the human race, while the second will usher in an era of calamity for her kind!" The prophecy was delivered to everyone who was there in the holy temple on the mountain by an elderly man who had a long white beard and seemed to be in his late sixties, or early seventies… **Blackout**

Galbraith smashed the nail of truth down with the hammer of facts, causing Joseph to scowl in annoyance. He had wondered about this indeed. His daughter had informed him that Kylie was a mere human until a few weeks ago when she had suddenly awakened. So, it came as a huge surprise to him when he learned that Kylie was a Legacy. While that wasn’t public information, as an ally of the Lion King tribe, the Clan of the First was privy to such information. Unfortunately, he had not told his daughter because he didn’t think she would go ahead to do something as stupid as trying to kill the girl; and to be fair, when he heard what Sam had done, he was secretly surprised. This was because with Sam’

The nation was waiting for the new president to take charge of the affairs of the country. Prince Lukonde, an ex-regiment officer was pulling the strings at the Heroes Stadium. There was specific timing for every move he was to make in conformity to the natural law of justice. His initiator had labored to explain to him the Hindu belief of Karma until he saw it in clearest view and appreciated this part of the doctrine. Subi was not going to be the president for nature could not allow it. Therefore, the Insaka tasked the ex-soldier to find the best way of reintroducing the past into the young woman’s present. Though at first it was not an easy thing for to do, because of the amount of inform

Sylvia said, and I felt my heart ache at her words. "It doesn't matter. I haven't opened my legs for anyone if that's what makes him angry because when I'll do that, he won't be able to bear it. I might've ended up kissing someone yesterday. Anyway, thanks for warning me. I'll try to be ready for the upcoming pain," I said to her before ending the call. The coming blue moon was in nine days to be precise. I have nine days to find more details about that Lycan who had betrayed my mom.

The air was heavy with anticipation, the kind that clung to skin and bone, whispering of battles yet to be fought. Lena rode at the front of the small convoy, her cloak drawn tightly around her. The wind bit at her cheeks, carrying the scent of wet earth and pine. Behind her, Roman and a handful of their most trusted warriors followed in silence, Janie, Marcus, and the old healer, Brynn. Each carried the same hollow look in their eyes, the kind that came after too many funerals and not enough peace. The Lunar Fortress lay deep within the Blackreach Mountains, a place whispered about in stories but rarely seen. Some said it was built before the first Alphas ever drew breath, others believed i

The conversations faltered one by one, voices dipping as heads turned. Heat flushed my cheeks, and I almost wished I’d argued harder to stay upstairs. But then Tyler walked in behind me, his presence filling the space like a tide. He placed his hand lightly at my back, steadying me. For a moment, the room held its breath. Then Micah was the first to step forward. His usual smirk was softened with something warmer as he bowed his head slightly. “Our Luna carries the future of Lunar Lake,” he said, voice carrying. The words rippled like a spark through dry grass. Warriors dropped to one knee in unison, heads bowed. Pups scrambled awkwardly after them, mimicking their parents. The air was heavy

I wasn’t sure how it related to me, but this entire world was new and exciting. They paused, and silence filled the room. No one seemed to know how to begin. I could feel it—another big revelation was coming that would turn my world upside down. My heart pounded, and my palms grew sweaty. Sensing my anxiety, Jackson moved closer, gently stroking my back. “Thirteen years ago, there was a pack called Lunar Eclipse. Its alpha and his witch mate had a daughter. When Fiona discovered that their daughter had immense alpha-level power and was destined to be her downfall, she set her sights on eliminating the young girl.

That had to be Luna Laurel. At Regal’s right sat his Beta—broad-shouldered, arms crossed, a visible scar running from his temple to his jaw. The rest were elders, each with eyes that flickered like dying embers. The room was heavy with authority, and every move we made was being measured. Ryan inclined his head respectfully. “Alpha Regal. Luna Laurel. Council elders. Thank you for receiving us.” Regal’s gaze moved over Ryan, then to Trevor, and finally to me.