Moonbound: The Alpha's Claim Novels & Stories

The doctor and Moon talked for a short while, and he started cutting into her leg and grabbing some pliers to take the bullet out. "My name is Alpha Moon. I am the rightful Alpha of this pack, chosen by my grandfather Alpha Boden. I am sorry I didn’t come here sooner; I wasn’t aware of his decisions until it was too late and Alpha Oskar had already taken over. But I am here now, and things are going to change. Starting with this—" she looked down at the doctor and bit into her lip, trying not to growl at him. I felt whatever she was feeling, and it wasn’t a nice fucking feeling, to say the least. He was poking and prodding inside her leg.

But, considering she was marrying the alpha of our pack, you couldn’t expect any less. The exact alpha–who, until last week–had been my boyfriend for five years. Until last week, I was convinced he was planning to propose and claim me as his mate. Until a week ago, I bared my soul to him while he secretly prepared to choose someone else as his mate, as I wasn’t deemed fit to rule by his side as a luna. “You don’t have a wolf,” his voice cut through my thoughts, resulting in heat pressing behind my eyes. “And you’re too much of a wild card to rule by my side. Sorry, Lana, I hate to say this. You’re not made to be a Luna.”

“It was meant to unlock it.” A cold silence spread through the room. Elena looked toward Ryan. For once, the Rogue Alpha had nothing sarcastic to say. “He wanted the Unbound,” Ryan said quietly. Theron nodded. “Yes.” Damien frowned. “Explain.” Ryan looked down at his hands. “After the Blood Moon ritual, no Alpha command worked on me. No hierarchy. No forced submission.” “And Peter saw that as useful,” Elena realized. “No,” Ryan corrected quietly. His eyes met hers.

"The mouth piece of the moon goddess, your beta and your gamma,they said they demand your presence." He answered in details to his Alpha before he turned and left when the Alpha signalled

He pulled me into an embrace and began to whisper into my ear, “He was still alive when he took him. I promise you I will get him back.” I could hear his own desperation in his voice as he told me that and I knew he would do whatever it took to get him back, but I had to wonder if we were all in over our heads. The Moon Witch had Alpha Hunter of all Alphas under her control and there was not one Alpha as inferior as he is. Together as a whole maybe all of the remaining Alphas might stand a chance but if he begins to pick them off one by one, we are screwed.

Anyone who knew him probably thought that he answered to no one and a few month ago he had strongly believed that too. He was Alexander Rowanni afterall. Alpha leader of the Wan tribe, one of the largest tribes in Moonsville. Up until this point, his life hadn't exactly been perfect but his life has been his to do whatever he so wished. Till he had been summoned by The council. No one really knew who the members of the council really were. They didn't show their identity to anyone. Not even the Alphas.

Alpha replied with no sign of hesitation. "Really? Is that true, alpha? Do you want me to be the new Luna? I thank you for your grace." Amanda happily uttered. "I know that you would fit for that position. Despite your issues about your fertility right now, I am sure that the Moon Goddess will soon bless you with a child, which I know is what you truly want." Alpha seems to be sad about Amanda's infertility.

She gasped softly, gripping the edge of the basin as the connection sealed. The temple trembled. Not violently. As if breathing. Outside, the island responded. The sea drew closer to shore. The wind shifted direction. The moon above the temple brightened though the sun still hung low. Elder Sera’s spirit finally spoke. “The Moon has chosen its Alpha again.” Elise opened her eyes. She looked at the ten Moonbreathers bound to her now, not as subjects, not as weapons, but as survivors who had chosen to stand. “We will make mistakes,” Elise said. “We will lose more than we want to admit. But we will not disappear again.”

It all sounded unbelievable to her, but… …If what he said was true…After all the years, the moon goddess must have finally taken pity on her… “The lunacy of your pack is what you’re renowned for, Alpha Kain.” Alpha Wyatt spoke again, “Only someone like you could tame this monster. I should’ve known.”

Each one bringing me closer to a future I didn't want, a life I hadn't chosen. This should have been Tyler beside me. Tyler's hand I'd be holding. Tyler's mark on my neck, permanent and perfect and proof that I was loved. Another tear escaped. I blinked rapidly, trying to hold back the flood threatening to break free. I was halfway across the room when something on the massive screen behind Damon's podium caught my eye. The screen was enormous—clearly meant to display the ceremonial dance that would happen later, showing the Alpha and his Luna to the entire pack. But right now, instead of remaining blank or showing some decorative pattern, it displayed an image that made my blood run cold.