Moon Man Book Novels & Stories

The moment my boots hit the frozen dirt, a concussive wave of crystalline silver light burst outward in a thirty-foot radius. The front ranks of the Blood Moon vanguard skidded to a halt, absolute terror flashing across their faces as the radiant, blinding light illuminated the grey morning fog. Cassian froze, his jaw dropping as he spotted us standing alone in the center of the pass, completely unsupported by an army—just a King and a Queen holding the mouth of a kingdom. "Kill them!" Cassian roared, his voice cracking with sudden, unadulterated panic. "Tear them apart!"

This man was not a kind man who gives his Luna what she wants to make her happy. This man is a snake in the grass who relies on both honey and vinegar to take anything and everything he wants. Right now he wants me, and vinegar has yet to work... of course. Well... I have my pups back, and that's all that matters, so I practically throw myself at him, shoving our lips together and pushing my feelings of gratitude into the bond. I was letting him know how much this meant to me. I let Rerin, his wolf, purr in my head as long as he wanted to before finally pulling away.

IRIS POV I wiped off the book shelf’s with a napkin, there were different books, history, pack welfare and war strategy. So, Ryker was the reading type. That's surprising, for a man who seemed to communicate mostly in threats. Mira was busy dusting off the sofa and cleaning the table spotless. I picked one of the books that caught my interest; Titled the history of the Moon. The paper made crinkly sound as I opened the page. My eyes skimmed the elegant writing about the Moon Goddess and the profound, inescapable nature of the mate bond.

Zero said so Moon's face suddenly brightened. "Do you mean flying a lantern?" Moon asked so Zero suddenly smiled. "Yes! Do you know what time that will start?" Zero asked. "This night, you were too early to run away." Moon said so Zero pout. "Is that so, can you fly lanterns too?" Zero asked, Moon nodded. "Yes, this is my first time flying a lantern so I'm here to buy a lantern." Moon said so Zero's eyes widened. "Me too!" Zero said excitedly so Moon's eyebrow rose.

He hated when his father was right. “Well, everything went in that book. How to kill vampires, werewolves, the fae, sirens, shapeshifters, skinwalkers, Wendigo’s, demons, you name it. If we had encountered it, it would have been in the book. We had the original copy, and they wrote copies of what we had written through the night. We gathered some pretty cool information.” “Like what?” Liam asked, intrigued.

It was numbered in Roman numerals so he couldn’t tell how many pages but it was certain that it was over a thousand page. He had barely read a line from the first page when his phone beeped multiple times. Mr. Yugo had sent him the same text five times. He chuckled. When he starts reading, he barely blinks, he ignores his phone and everything around him. He only picked up his phone because, the first page was the acknowledgement page and he wasn’t glued to the book, yet. “Stay inside the library. The full moon has began to form. Be safe.”- Mr. Yugo.

“Once, long ago, one of our people was lost in the forest in the depths of winter and couldn’t find his way back. Knowing he would soon die if he didn’t find shelter soon, he said a quick prayer to the Moon Goddess. A white wolf soon appeared, and she beckoned him to follow her. He did and she led him to a cabin in the woods. But when he turned back, the wolf was gone, and she had left no footprints behind. That was when he knew that Selene, the Moon Goddess, had come to him in his hour of need and saved him.” “Wow. That’s amazing.” He nodded, smiling as he stood. “I’ll be right back.” He walked out the door, and I heard the water running in the kitchen a moment later. While he was out, I sa

Like her, they would get their wolves and maybe, if the Moon Goddess willed it, find their mates. Her mind settled on Damon, and her heart fluttered at the mere idea of him being her mate. But she quickly dismissed the thought, knowing it was just a foolish dream. She and Damon could never be mates. That would be a silly match from the Moon Goddess herself. A knock on her door got her attention, and she went to open it. She was surprised to see Luna Anita standing there with a mini chocolate cake in her hand, a big smile on her face. “Happy eighteenth birthday, Amara,” she said warmly, her voice filled with genuine affection.

"Ah, the healer. I see now. You’ve awakened something, haven’t you? The Moon’s Orphan. The key to it all." Raynor took a step forward, his instincts screaming at him to act, but the man’s eyes held him in place. "I’ve come for what’s mine," the man said, his voice like a whisper in the wind. "And you, Raynor, are the key." ---

Leo was grinning, batting at a stray droplet of water that had escaped a canteen, watching it wobble like a translucent jellyfish. But it was Luna who caught my breath. Her hair, as white as mine, fanned out around her head like a halo of silk. Her eyes weren't on the Earth, and they weren't on the cabin. She was staring fixedly at the Moon—the glowing, jagged crescent that loomed ahead of us like a curved ivory blade. "It’s calling," Luna whispered. Her voice had that hollow, rhythmic quality that usually preceded one of her prophecies. "The Great White Wolf isn't on the Moon, Mama. She is the Moon. And she’s angry that the metal-men are crawling on her skin."