Moon Shaped Birthmark Novels & Stories

Just us and the full moon rising over the pines. “I need to show you something,” Kade said, pulling his shirt over his head. I turned away instinctively, but his voice stopped me. “It’s not that kind of show, Shea. Look.” I turned back. There, on his chest, over his heart, was a mark. Faint, but glowing in the moonlight. A crescent, wrapped in a thin swirl of lines like vines or flame. “The Moon Mark,” he said. “Only appears when a wolf meets their true mate.”

I looked at her , this small, clever, warm little girl , and something in me went very quiet and very sharp at the same time. Because right there at the back of her neck, as her curls shifted in the draft from the open door, I saw it. A birthmark. Small and pale. In the shape of a crescent moon. Exactly like the one my daughter was born with. My breath stopped completely.

I say as I pull my top back down over my bump. “No, don’t you get it. The True Luna wolves have the mark of the moon on them. However, the daughter of the Goddess not only has a moon but three moons and eight stars. Your birthmark matches those marks.” My eyes widen at her words when she produces a book literally out of thin air and shows me the page. A gasp leaves me as I look at the mark. In the middle is a full moon and on either side are crescent moons. Underneath in a straight line are eight little stars. I can’t read what it says as it is written in an ancient language.

We are the only ones here with Silvana, and I am holding the girls in my arms. —Hannia, please look for the mark on the girls; it must be in an inconspicuous place,—Silvana told me. I started to touch the neck of one of them, her little body and head. I couldn't see anything; Maximo let out a sigh and smiled at me. Still, when I inspected the hair of the other baby, there was the mark, a moon-shaped mole, hidden in her hair, only I could see it, and I decided not to mention where it was.

I remembered that she had a unique crescent moon birthmark on her left wrist. "Wait! I just remembered something important. She has a birthmark on her wrist, and it's shaped like a moon!" I say excitedly. Kaelan's eyes widened, his own excitement mirrored in his expression. "That's a good one! We can narrow her down now. We can ask Flutt-...I mean, Milli might know her," he exclaimed. "I am going to ask her," I say. I can hardly contain myself. I am about to solve the mystery of the pretty girl!

My birthmark was called café au lait spot or mark, exactly on my back wrist and it is a pigmented skin lesion that was characterized by a light brown to dark brown color, resembling the shade of coffee with milk and I am light-skinned, I could say the spot still looked good on my wrist, plus it was flat and smooth. The Pack doctors when I was born said it was caused by an overproduction of melanin, the pigment responsible for skin color and they also said the exact cause is often unclear but still when my father noticed something in my spot, the doctors also said it can be associated with genetic factors. And later we found out that it was just not any genetic factor but a family mark. My fa

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Back behind the nape of her ear, she found a mark shaped like a crescent moon. She became apprehensive for a little while. A crescent moon? It was unlike the birthmarks most new born babies she had helped deliver in the past carried. And instead of a circle or a tiny spot on any part of her body, she had a full crescent moon that it's shape could not be mistaken. She raised her head and stared in Freya's direction. If she were to find out this then she was going to kill this child as well. She could have killed the mother but she didn't and this meant that she had a plan she was hatching to use the child for.

A faint mark, on the back of her neck—a crescent moon shaped birthmark—identical to the one my own baby had when she was born. My breath hitched. Could Thea be my lost daughter?

“It’s Aris. We have a problem. A big one.” A pause. I could hear the tinny, anxious sound of her voice on the other end but not the words. “No, she’s stable for now, just a faint… but that’s not it,” he interrupted, running a hand over his face. “When I was examining her… I saw it. The mark. The crescent moon birthmark on her shoulder blade. It’s… it’s faded. Almost imperceptible, but it’s there.” My blood ran cold. A crescent moon birthmark? The symbol of the Moonrise Pack royalty was a crescent moon. It was on their banners, their seals. Was it also a literal birthmark on their princess?