Moon Knight Dead Novels & Stories

Garrett corrected. I walked among the dead when I could stand. Kael is supporting me. My legs are weak. The world is still tilting. Stopped at each body. Each fallen warrior. Remembering faces. Names when I knew them. A young warrior who'd asked me why I was going into the circle with the monster. Dead. Crushed when the wall collapsed. One of Liana's mobile team. Dead. Throat torn out by corrupted claws. Moonstone warrior who'd sparred with Kael yesterday. Dead. Back broken.

“Nikoa, thank you for coming on such short notice.” “What?” One corner of his lips curled into a smile. “And miss a battle... on the night of the Blood Moon? Not on your life. Thanks for calling.” “So, isn’t the Blood Moon affecting you?” I glanced over at him as I pulled Conner up the stairs and pushed the doors open. I was surprised that it was no longer affecting me as it had just hours before. He lifted one shoulder. “I claimed a Mate.” My head snapped toward him. “Hailey?”

Mark sighed. Jacques felt her heart skip a beat. The brightest moon? "Come on, Mark. Who in this town can threaten you? Don't kid me," she asked since she wanted a name and walked along with him as he turned to leave. "You don't know?" Mark smiled slyly at her. " As you did now, he comes here often, especially when there is a full moon. Like a lone wolf, he'd sit on that rock and stare at the moon for an awful lot of time..."

Betrayed and murdered with her unborn child, Luna Aria is given a second chance, two years in the past, with one condition: save a dying Alpha cursed by dark magic. To reclaim her future and destroy those who took everything from her, Aria must survive the ruthless Blood Alpha, Kieran Steele, a man as deadly as the fate hunting him. But in a world of secrets, power, and lies, saving him may cost her more than her revenge… it may cost her heart.

For a long time, we just sat in silence. "The big warrior from Stone's pack," Luna finally said. "The one who questioned me and then made a shield. He was one of the three who died." "I know." "He looked so happy. So proud of himself." Tears started falling, silent and steady. "And now he's dead because I taught him to be proud."

Her vision swam. But Lucky wasn’t done. He dipped silver-tipped pliers into wolfsbane, a vicious poison that was life threatening to werewolves, then yanked off one of her fingernails. One. By. One. “You were never supposed to be much of anything, you could have remained the dumb Luna who was an alcoholic,” he whispered. “But you wouldn’t just behave and sit quietly. So now, I’m going to kill you properly. And I’m going to enjoy every second of it.”

The candles around them flickered violently, flames bending inward like they were being sucked into a void. The Mooner’s back arched unnaturally. A guttural sound tore from her throat… not human, not wolf. Something darker. “Stop!” Grey shouted, gripping her shoulders. Her body convulsed and then her neck twisted at an impossible angle. Dead silence. Grey froze. Ronan slowly released her wrists. The Mooner’s body hung there for a second, suspended by nothing. Then it dropped to the floor. A heavy, final thud. Grey stared at her lifeless form, heart hammering violently. “What the fuck just happened?”

My words are laced with venom and hatred for everything they had ever done to me, for the unjust killing of my mother, for the years of isolation and rejection by the pack that should have been a protection to me. “That's enough child, silence." Contrary to my initial thoughts, it is not the Alpha who speaks this time, but the leader of the Moon Council. His face is a perfect mask of neutrality, making it totally impossible for me to tell what is on his mind at that moment. “The moon is a judge over us all and the moon has never made a mistake…she definitely would not start now.” “His words…” I can't shake the eerie feeling that crawls from the base of my skull down to my lower back. “Someth

“Welcome to the Silver Moon territory.” She met my gaze steadily, her expression unreadable. “Thank you for allowing me entry, Rykor,” she replied coolly, though there was a tremor of unease in her voice. I nodded, taking in her defiant posture and the guarded pain in her eyes. “Of course. Follow me. I’ll show you around.” As we walked through the lush greenery that surrounded the estate, I caught glimpses of my pack members watching us from a distance—eyes wide with curiosity and apprehension. The stories of the Luna of Death were not easily forgotten, and her presence here was nothing short of a marvel.

Alpha said and motioned to a chair for me to sit down. “As you probably already know, I had planned to go away for school during winter semester depending on how the Blood Moon ball went.” I started and Alpha Kieran acknowledged with a nod of his head. “Well when my mother was killed in the last rogue attack, it was more than I could handle,” I said. Alpha Kieran got up and handed me a box of tissues and I realized I already had tears running down my face.