Moon Rises Novels & Stories

“I hate this.” Katia steps closer, resting her forehead briefly against his. “I know.” “But you trust us,” Selene adds smugly. Nathan groans. “That’s the problem.” Lorn shakes his head slowly. “The moon sisters keep their secrets.” Selene lifts her chin. “Always have.” Above them, the moon drifts behind a thin veil of cloud. And far away, on an island wrapped in wards and choice, two pups, held in their mother’s arms, look out at the sea and wonder why the night feels like it’s holding its breath.

The Moon’s Unbroken Oath The night air quivered with an unusual blend of tension and purity, as if the world itself was holding its breath. Luna found herself at the heart of the clearing, the moon positioned high above her—full, radiant, and almost painfully vibrant. Its silvery glow enveloped her shoulders like a cloak, gentle yet authoritative, as though the heavens had at last chosen to communicate through her. Her heartbeat decelerated. Not out of fear… but due to destiny.

“Alpha… Aria’s first heat. It’s tonight. The full moon.” Logan froze, his gaze shooting to the vast, round moon outside the window. A cold sweat broke out on his back. He roared, “Stop this plane!”

Her palms tingled where they touched the soil. High above, the bright sky had shifted almost imperceptibly. A thin veil of cloud began to drift across the sun, softening its glare. As the light dimmed, the air cooled, and there—faint, ghostly—Luna could just make out the pale suggestion of the moon. It hovered low and washed-out, nearly invisible against the bright day, but once she'd seen it, she couldn't unsee it: a fragile crescent, looking down on her.

She looks up, and it's true. It has been rusting ever since last spring if you believe the papers, but who would still believe them nowadays? They have been lying for a year now. Except, when it comes to the moon. With its brown spots, it looks marbled. As if someone had taken it off the sky by the start of the year in order to petrify it. Like what they’ve done with life.

I awoke abruptly, the moon's ethereal glow filtering through the window of the cabin. The room was bathed in a soft, silvery light, casting intricate patterns on the walls. A glance at the time told me it was midnight, and a familiar sense of anticipation tingled in the air. Cautiously, I stepped outside, the cold night air sending a shiver down my spine. The moon hung in the sky, full and luminous, its radiance illuminating the landscape. It was a sight to behold, both captivating and haunting.

My Alpha mate, Kane, finally reached out through the mind-link after three days of me not showing up at his door to make a scene. His voice cut into my head, carrying a rare trace of satisfaction. "Looks like you finally understand that the rules of the Blackwood Pack aren't just for show. Since you've learned your lesson, I'll give you the pass to the healing springs. And stop making a fuss over every little thing where Selena's concerned." I didn't answer. Just looked down at the bloodstains still dried between my thighs. Kane probably thought I'd finally learned to obey. Learned to bow my head to him and Selena. No one believed that I, as Luna, had to apply to Beta Selena just to use the

The night of the full moon. Tonight is the night. I'm so glad they got everything done that they had planned to do. Selene really did pick the very best wolves to be her saviors. Both Lunas have been in labor for the better part of the day. They just keep ignoring it because they know exactly when it is time. I found the perfect place to perform the births deep in the woods in a wide-open clearing. Looking up at the darkening sky, I sighed. The moon will be framed by treetops at its peak. I sat there meditating on the scene that will unfold in a matter of hours.

My breaths were coming hard, and the urge to Mate was strong, stronger than it had ever been before. “The Blood Moon is probably affecting Conner, as well.” A crease formed between Wyatt’s eyes. “Adan, if I may say so, you should be with your Mate right now.” He placed his hand on my shoulder and nodded toward the sky. “Look. The Blood Moon is already on the rise.”

Nathan informed. Amor’s eyes landed on the calendar and highlighted the fact that it would be a full moon night on Saturday. “No, you cannot take them.” “Why?” “Because it’s a full moon night,” “And none of my friends are wolves.” Nathan jeered. Amor’s jaw clenched. “I have lots of things going on in my mind, Nathan. I cannot add one more just because you teenagers wanted to enjoy their holidays.” Amor yelled. “Technically, we are adults.”