Moonbound Fate Novels & Stories

Bec was able to sit completely up right and move her legs, she motioned for me to sit at her feet "Connor has decided we need to leave for awhile. He says there are to many distraction for us " " Distractions from what? I don't understand?" " It's very hard to explain, But we just found out were given a fated mate though we haven't met yet. Connor says if we get close to you she will reject us. I cant hurt him Red" "Fated mate? what does that mean?" "Moon Goddess splits our soul into two parts. She chooses who we spend the rest of our lives with. Once found you become one, if bond is rejected we wont survive long after. It will kill us"

The bond strikes. Kael shifted closer, brushing his shoulder against hers. “We are ready.” “We are,” she said, eyes fixed on the eastern horizon, where the Council would be plotting their next move. “And they will learn that every attack, every lie, every betrayal… will be met with unity, strength, and the power of the Moon.” The Moon emerged from the clouds, silver and full, illuminating the valley in soft light. No longer distant or commanding, it watched. And its witness carried a promise:

God, I hated it so much. Why would the moon goddess allow me fall for Dylan only to push him away again? Why would she let me experience peace in another man’s arms if she already knew my soul belonged elsewhere? Why did fate always feel like punishment? My father rubbed my back slowly while my mother continued holding me. “Nobody can question the moon goddess,” my mother whispered gently. “Sometimes fate takes time before revealing itself fully.” I cried harder. “When your true mate finally comes,” she continued, “it will happen in a way nobody expects. And when that moment comes, nobody will be able to take his place.”

“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.

I never thought I’d be caught in a moment like this, but then, life had a way of pulling me into its tangled mess without asking for permission. Luca Moreau. Alpha-in-waiting. Soon to be the one responsible for holding the Crescent Moon pack together—or tearing it apart, depending on how I handled the choices in front of me.

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.

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.