Moonbound Fate Novels & Stories

She would never participate. “By the fates, justice be served. Moon Goddess guides her to fulfill her prophecy!” Madraya whispered, hoping her words would be heard. Out of the thousands of visions she had seen, only one where Pyra won and the balance of Lunaria was restored. One chance. But it was enough. Enough for hope to blossom. Far from her temple, deep in the scarred wilderness and the grounds of RedClaw pack, the famed betrayer and imposter; Caspian Maoist took a deep breath, calming his racing heart as he explained to Doctor Monroe how to get to the borders of SolHaven.

“Because we’re headed to Ham Desert, I’ve decided to halve the agreed to price for my services. I’d consider your trip a mere hitch ride while the main course is to get some Etherial fuel, instead of the other way around.” “Oh?” “Think of this as a good gesture from me. I’ve started this feud anyway. So, my bad.” Chastine couldn’t believe what Bunny had just offered them, especially to her. It was quite a deal, considering Etherial fuel to be really expensive. Chastine couldn’t say no to Bunny’s peace offering. “Who wouldn’t say yes to that. I accept your offer. Well, sorry if I’d also had been a difficult one. To tell you the truth, I’m not really like this. I just don’t want Juste to be sh

I explained to him, but I can see the mention of the Red Moon upset him too. “Red Moon is your past and I am your now and your future. There will be no more talk of them.” Damon said and I knew that if I wanted to keep Red Moon and Alpha Chance safe, I need to stop talking about them even though my heart ached for Alpha Chance and I knew it was the mate bond between the two of us that was still thriving even though we are apart.

“Maybe it was supposed to happen this way.” I didn't know what the fuck to say to that. Because fate had become a word I no longer trusted. Fate had turned the woman I wanted into the woman I was betraying, and the woman I disliked into the woman I owed breath to. Moonie looked down at her plate. “I keep thinking about that night.” My pulse changed.

A sudden bomb blast burned his men alive, and Jasper fell unconscious to the ground. The sight in front of Amor scared him so badly; the men he swore to protect were lying on the floor, half burned, half dead. With an inebriated walk, he picked Jasper up and rolled him into the back seat, along with the ones who were alive. He drove them to the pack hospital and called the doctor. None of the others were made up except Jasper. He was in critical condition while Amor lost lots of blood. There was only one thing he saw before the blast took off, a logo of half wolf and half moon, and all he wished was to figure out this logo and kill the owner of it.

Every ancient law screamed for her to intervene. And every law demanded she stay hidden. Because if the Moonbound reveals herself too early, both are destroyed. Her role was not to save him from death. It was worse. She was meant to survive his return. The bond that snapped into place between them wasn’t a mate bond—not yet. It was older, colder, and far more dangerous. A Fate Lock. If Alpha rose unchecked, he would burn the world. If she failed to anchor him, he would lose himself to blood and dominance.

Whatever made her feel this uneasy, she desperately wished the moon goddess could grant her memories of it. Beneath the music and laughter, fate was quietly setting something in motion... and this is the beginning of betrayal under the moonlight.

"The thrusters are shot, and the hull is leaking atmosphere. We’d be a fireball before we hit the troposphere." "We aren't taking the ship," Killian said. He looked at Leo. "Son, can you do it? Can you jump the four of us directly to the Citadel?" Leo looked at the shard of iron buried in the wall. A trickle of silver blood ran from his nose, but his expression was one of absolute, terrifying resolve. "I can't jump us to the Citadel. The violet interference is too thick. But I can jump us to the Moon." "The Moon?" Silas gasped. "The Moon is a graveyard of radioactive dust and shattered silver! There’s no air, no gravity—"

I was cast out of the pack with nothing— No title. No Luna severance. No den to call my own. And then… perhaps the Moon Goddess took pity on me. She gave me one final chance to rewrite fate. This time, I won’t beg for his love. This time, I won’t tether him to pain. This time, I’ll sever the bond before it begins. I could already hear the gears of fate turning, and this time, I would move first. --- A blinding light burst from the hands of the Moon Goddess.

" The power of the Moon Goddess kept pushing down on them all, making the ground keep shaking. Ethan felt like fate was on his shoulders, and he knew that whatever decision he made in this moment would have long-lasting effects. Ethan turned back to Amelia and Gabriel with a beating heart and determination in his eyes. "Give me a chance to think. I'm not going to make this choice quickly. Give me time until the next full moon, Luna." The Moon Goddess nodded, and her eyes were full of knowledge from long ago. "All right then, Ethan Hartley. Your fate won't be known until the next full moon." After she said that, Luna's body turned into sparkling moonlight and disappeared back into the hole wh