Moon Base Alpha Series Novels & Stories

“Two moons. No more.” Thorne raised a brow. “You realize how impossible that is?” “Exactly,” Rael said softly. “It gives him a choice and it gives us peace.” Saria exhaled. “And if no mate comes?” Kemmer’s voice was steel. “Then Xavier will not resist. He will stand down. But understand this if forced, he will not fall quietly.” Each Alpha gave a solemn nod. The pact was sealed. Two moons. Two months. And the fate of Bloodfang would be decided.

I felt like an alien, with Ivy's curious and fascinated gazes. It was as if the young girl were watching a wildlife documentary on Animal Planet; any of my actions elicited surprised looks and sounds of astonishment. With my peripheral vision, I could observe her facial expressions. She was truly spontaneous, and her face revealed her thoughts. Unlike many people I had met in life, I sensed no malice or cunning in her observation. It was more a curious thing, as if she had never seen another person before. Somewhat ironic, considering that, as far as I knew, she belonged to a species called 'moonhowlers.'

People turn toward the entrance. A second horn follows. Longer. Urgent. My stomach tightens. Something's wrong. Warriors are already on their feet, scouts right behind them, and the easy calm of the morning disappears in about three seconds flat. Lyra stands up. "So much for breakfast." We hurry outside with everyone else. The village square is already filling up — dozens of wolves gathering around the fountain. Alpha Darius stands at the front, and his expression alone is enough to make my stomach drop further.

Aleron tilted his head. "No." His smile widened. "I took it." The words hit like a stone. Mason muttered, "That’s worse. That’s so much worse." Jonas exhaled. "You’re saying you chose this?" Aleron’s gaze flickered. "Wouldn’t you?" "The bond was fragile. Corruptible. The Alphas turned against each other then just as they are doing now. I simply took control before it could collapse." Lyla’s chest tightened. He sounded so certain.

she murmured sleepily, “we made a pup tonight?” Jason chuckled low. “If not, we’ll just keep trying.” She smiled, eyes drifting closed. “Deal.” And as the moon arched across the sky, the Alpha and his Luna lay together in perfect peace, dreaming of the future they were building one heartbeat, and maybe one tiny heartbeat more, at a time

“Charlotte was never your Luna, Klein. Or have you suddenly forgotten how everything happened on the full moon? Klein’s face tightened. He stepped closer to Michael with a look of surprise shadowing his features. “Who are you Alpha Moon?” he asked slowly. “I remember very clearly that this has been hidden for a long time and again…” He paused, then leaned in until his mouth was close to Michael’s ear. “Tell me, how did Royal Pack suddenly emerge from nowhere and becoming the most powerful force under your rule, Alpha Moon?” Michael scoffed and lowered his gaze to the ground for a moment as though he were thinking carefully before speaking. When he looked up again, his eyes had darkened.

I think different though and I’m glad Alpha Atticus is a man with morals, but his mind is in the 21st Century. “Good evening and welcome to Crescent Moon Pack. I’m Jason Moore, Alpha heir and the firstborn to Alpha Victor and Luna Amalia Moore. My father is in a meeting and soon will join us." a tall man in his early twenties, with red head and crystal blue eyes greeted us.

My daily routine was scrubbing blood off the floor. It was filthy and exhausting, and the pay barely covered food. But I felt free. I didn't have to watch anyone's mood or guess what anyone was thinking. As I mopped, I listened to the casual chatter from nearby drinkers. This place was an information hub. News about Simon always found its way into my ears. "Did you hear? The Moonshade Pack took a serious hit recently." A thick-necked werewolf took a swig of his drink. "Negotiations with the vampire territory blew up. Sounds like bad intel.

“It was meant to unlock it.” A cold silence spread through the room. Elena looked toward Ryan. For once, the Rogue Alpha had nothing sarcastic to say. “He wanted the Unbound,” Ryan said quietly. Theron nodded. “Yes.” Damien frowned. “Explain.” Ryan looked down at his hands. “After the Blood Moon ritual, no Alpha command worked on me. No hierarchy. No forced submission.” “And Peter saw that as useful,” Elena realized. “No,” Ryan corrected quietly. His eyes met hers.

Gennady asked. “The moon wants this,” Alpha Ares pointed to the well which was full of white moon light. It was glowing intensely. “We cannot question the will of moon,” Alpha Ares said. “Can you ask at least?” Gennady said. “I can’t…at least not now,” Alpha said as he looked at Maverick, his face showing sadness watching Maverick suffer in his dreams. “Let’s go…We’ve got a pack to run,” Alpha said. “But…” “Enough! , move now,” Alpha said with finality, Gennady sensing defeat didn’t press the issue and both men left the dungeon.