Lunar X Eclipse Novels & Stories

Their palms were pressed closed together and their fingers interlocked. "Who knows? Keep me happy and I won't bother you again." Calista fell silent. It was a tempting offer. Seeing how her eyes wavered, Lucian felt a mixture of bitterness and regret. He couldn't give a damn about solar or lunar eclipses. But Cade had mentioned tonight's total lunar eclipse on their way here. He suggested that Lucian could bring Calista along. Women were romantic creatures. This astrological spectacle was a rare and unattainable miracle. It was far more stunning than fireworks and lanterns. Women were more likely to be shaken up by phenomena like that.

the man muttered, thoughtful. “I am Leonhard, alpha of the Lunar Eclipse pack—or what remains of it. This woman in my arms is my incredible Luna, Victoria. We have been imprisoned separately for the last thirteen years by Fiona and her witches. We are your parents, our dear Liira,” Leonhard said, never taking his eyes off me. How do I know this is true? How can I believe something so unbelievable? I was confused, overwhelmed. I had no idea what to do next. I looked at Jackson, hoping he had answers—but he was just as perplexed as I was.

He sets it on the desk in front of me. "The Eclipse line is not extinct, as many believe. But it is rare. So rare that most wolves thought it had died out generations ago." He opens the journal to a page marked with a black ribbon. "Eclipse wolves are born during a lunar eclipse. A moon that should never mark a wolf. But when it does, the power it grants is extraordinary." I look down at the page. There's a drawing of a crescent moon partially swallowed by shadow. Just like my mark.

I said, and he looked at me quizzically. “What happens to you during a full moon if you won't shift?" “I’m just normal.” He raised an eyebrow, “You do know it’s the Luna eclipse tonight, right? “ I have forgotten about it. Not that it means anything to me. The last Luna eclipse, I was too young to even shift, so I doubt it will be different from every other full moon. “Do you even know what happens to wolves on a Luna eclipse?” “ I have heard about it, and it is just like every other full moon, but even the strongest will not be able to stop themselves from attacking any other person in sight.”

“So we’re right. Something’s building.” Cassiel gave a slow nod. “I believe the lunar eclipse is not just significant. It may be the final tether holding the seal in place.” Darius blinked. “Wait. The moon keeps the magic door locked? What kind of cosmic nonsense are we working with?” Luka rubbed a hand down his face. “It actually makes sense. Eclipses have always been tied to shifts in power. Openings. Endings.” Selene frowned. “When is it?” Cassiel hesitated. “Two weeks.”

Unlike the full moon, the formation of the lunar eclipse usually took at least two months to set. It had been over two months since the alpha of alphas woke from his sleep. So, tonight would not only be the feast to celebrate his awakening, but also the lunar eclipse shift. Dignities, royals and nobles from all over the Kingdom and beyond would be in attendance. They came to celebrate and shift with pride. Being the alpha king and Robb’s oldest son, Xavier had the pressure of bringing out the best as well. Throughout the past week, Xavier had sort for perfection, placing pressure on creators to bring out nothing but the best. So her look tonight didn’t surprise her.

"Not since my parents died, no." The Lunar Eclipse was an important event for all packs when the Earth fits exactly between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow, and was a night for packs to communicate with one another regarding possible threats across the state. In more relative terms, it was like a giant meeting between closely located packs. The fact that Sawyer hadn't partook in one in almost a decade wasn't unheard of, but it was very rare, as he was the Alpha. Sawyer then brought his attention back to the initial conversation. "This year is the first total penumbral lunar eclipse in a decade. The last and first one I experienced being the year I was cursed."

“Look, Luna! I’m a fire wolf!” Another tackles him, shouting, “No, I’m the fire wolf!” Lily joins in, her shrill giggle piercing the night. “No fighting, or you’ll lose your resilience!” Even in my anxiety, I can’t help but chuckle. * * * The first night of the Lunar Eclipse is the most joyous. The celebration is a kaleidoscope of sensations. The scent of burning incense, the aromas of roasted game, and spiced cider fill the air, mingling with the sweetness of honey cakes. Elders share stories of past eclipses, their voices rich with nostalgia. Young couples exchange tokens of love beneath the glowing moon.

Years after their turbulent journey together, Lune and Arlo’s story stood as a powerful legacy. It was a tale of love, courage, and the power of unity—a bridge between two worlds once divided by fear and secrecy. Lune, the once-reserved human, had grown into a remarkable leader, embodying both the grace and strength of a true Luna. Her unwavering resilience, combined with Arlo’s fierce loyalty, created a bond that had not only transformed them but also changed the lives of countless others.

he said, still groggy. I smoothed the hair back from his face. "I've never seen you in such a state of elation, then distress," I said with concern. He kissed my forehead and pulled me against his body. "Zara, the lunar eclipse will take place in three weeks. At that time, you will take on the title of The Shield of the Sacred." I looked at him quizzically. "The ecstasy comes more often now and of a longer duration, and I'm filled with such powerful spirit. And it's sudden, just as you've seen. I trust no one but you to be with me as it happens."