Moon Base Alpha Series Novels & Stories

I took the conversation back. “The one from the Bean is known to frequent the free region between Iceclaw and Moonbeam territories, but rumor has it that Viti has been in bed with the Rogues and they are forming permanent settlements along Iceclaw borders with Lunarpaw. Alpha Jacob is concerned about them on his doorstep, but has aligned himself with Viti since Iceclaw has provided his pack protection. It’s better for him to be allied with them than against them.” “Goddess, this is bad. And what of Moonbeam?”

He rubbed his thumb over his jaw as he thought. “Dark Moon is always open creating alliances and trade negotiations with packs we trust. We certainly trust you all. Our trades typically involve proprietary medical devices and supplies. We have a team of researchers who work on things like implantable healing serums. They’re currently working on one for premature infants. It’s in the beginning stages, but there’s been success thus far.” Kade stuck his hand out to Alpha Theo and shook it because this would be a great partnership. I was very pleased with this Alpha because you could see his genuine heart for his pack. It was not about the title. It was about the honor and privilege it was to be

Kelly wondered as he reached up to push a chunk of his shaggy brown hair out of his face. He absently reminded himself to buy some twine or something tomorrow so he could tie it back. Derulo's finally looked up at kelly his silver eyes, the color of his wolf fur, and nodded. A wide grin spread across his face which left his straight, white teeth to stand out against the dark brown of his skin. "Yeah, soon," Derulo grinned wider, "but that's all you're going to get out of me, Alpha." "Fine, fine," kelly raised his large hands in surrender.

“About the Moonlight Rose series—when can we launch it officially? We’d like to get an idea of the mass production timeline. Do you have time today?” “No problem. This afternoon is fine.” I glanced at my screen. I’d likely finish the planning document by then. “Perfect. See you this afternoon!” Alpha Bruce sounded pleased and hung up. He must’ve been thoroughly impressed with the Moonlight Rose design from yesterday. But to trust it’ll guarantee unprecedented sales success? Well, I was confident. Still, Mr. Miller was… interesting. At 3:00 p.m., Alpha Bruce arrived at Brown Packhouse right on time, accompanied by his assistant.

I quickly took a seat. “This man here is the Alpha of the Moonblood Pack. He is here to take you as his Luna.” Is this real? How could an Alpha I had never met be asking for my hand in marriage? How did he know where I lived and whom to ask? None of it made sense, but the only thing I could hold onto was that my prayer of leaving the Duncan Pack had been answered. I could finally be free of this hell. “What is your answer, Zara?” Alpha Caleb asked, locking his eyes with mine. I quickly looked away, too confused to speak.

He shrugged at me before moving and settling himself on the ground beside me, looking out into the meadow. “He wanted to make sure you were safe. It’s my job as Beta to look after my Alpha and my Luna. It’s not smart to wander off on your own.” “We’re at the Alpha Summit. This would be the safest place to wander around. Everyone has to agree to be peaceful and cooperative while here. The territory is also under 24-hour guard.” I said with a shrug. “Even so, you should head back to your room or to Silas’s Luna.” he prompted as he looked at me. I turned to face him and raised an eyebrow as I shook my head at him.

Beta Odis stood to his feet, his head bowed until Alpha Rich gave him permission to continue. “We have had issues with Shane on multiple occasions and I worry for the safety of our pack.” “The Desert Moon is by far the largest pack. What do you guys have to worry about?” Alpha Jake said. He was the Alpha of the Lunar Moon pack. They had a fairly small pack so I could tell why he was so irritated. He was worried about his own pack.

* Mike replies just as the large doors to the throne room open once more. I peer at the Alpha who confidently strides forward. His tall dark frame with familiar green eyes lock on mine and he smiles wide and brilliantly. “Marcus?” I say with a frown because the man is almost the carbon copy of Lamia’s father. “Your Highness,” The Alpha bows, “Alpha Albert of the River Moon pack.” He speaks now nodding his head at Mike as a greeting. Mike smiles and bounces down the steps. “Alpha Albert, it’s a pleasure to meet you finally.” Mike extends his hand to the Alpha who takes it, and they shake vigorously. “My father will be sorry he missed you.”

"I'm saying we should find another means to suppress the effect of the blood moon before it arrives and before we find the missing halo. We can't just sit and wait here for the blood moon to catch us by surprise," Alpha Makien, one of the strongest Alphas in the country, suggested during the annual Alphas meeting.

It was the last trace of me left in this world. Ronan took a deep breath and pressed play. A holographic projection lit up the desolate Forbidden Zone. It was me in the water prison, covered in blood, but my eyes were resolute. "Brother, Kian... if you're seeing this, it means I've returned to the embrace of the Moon Goddess." "Don't cry. Listen to me. The Rogue Alpha plans to launch a surprise attack through the northern breach on the next full moon." "I've hidden all the defensive loopholes and a list of our enemies on this chip. This information is their fatal weakness."