Moonlight Queen Novels & Stories

She looked at each of us, one by one. “And she’s alone,” she added. That sat harder than anything else. Because beneath everything… That part was true. Whether we liked it or not. “She’s not alone,” I said finally. They looked at me. “She has Blood Moon. She has her mate.” “And now she has a kingdom,” Cedric added with a faint smirk. “Aelindra, the Lunar Queen.” The title hung in the air. Strange, and unfamiliar but real. I straightened slowly. “Then we make sure she has us too.”

Sable asks, before they leave, if Kai would like to see the carved wolves. "All of them?" he asks. "All of them," she says. They walk to the western quarter together, the four of them, through Silver Hollow's Thursday afternoon, which has the quality of autumn afternoons in this city: the light doing what Silver Hollow light does, closer to the ground than other cities' light, more present, and above it the moon already visible at the edge of the sky in the specific early position that precedes the full convergence point. Kai looks at the moon.

In his rush of adrenaline, he had completely forgotten that there were still males around the castle, now, about twenty guards surrounded him with their eyes fixed solely on Daphne. “Move”, he growled with so much authority, it shook the atmosphere but none of them did as they were told. It was simply the power of the Heat of The Luna Queen. It gave all men immunity to orders, even those straight from the alpha king himself. The luna queen was said to have the strongest and most capturing scent out of all the female lycans, this made all the want her and their eyes were fixed on the prize. “Move”, he repeated, just to receive the same reply.

I was shocked to the core; I ran my fingers through my hair and went up to change for the baby home coming party. I stood under the hot water of the shower and the flashes of my teary mate kept coming to mind, I was the one that started all this, I should have just been honest with her; why was I so afraid that she would not accept the monster I had become. I got out and put on my white shirt, not putting my buttons up all the way and navy blue suit pants; I looked in the mirror and my eyes were red from crying in the shower, I combed my hair into a pompadour and put on some cologne; tonight I would make Athena fall in love with me again and I will claim her. She is mine and mine only; I wil

Not just because of her presence—but because something else was waking up. Fenros let out a sharp growl. “We are not alone.” The shadows behind the throne twisted, forming into a shape—no, a figure. A woman stepped forward, her silver eyes a perfect mirror of Lillian’s. Her long, dark hair cascaded down her back, and her presence was undeniable, powerful, eternal. Lillian knew her without needing an introduction. It was the first Moonborn queen. The one who had sealed away the darkness. And the one who had failed.

I swallowed the lump that had formed in my throat. “There is something dark coming, Xaden,” the Moon Queen continued. “The world needs her in order to survive. It needs all of you because you make each other the strongest. She is here for a reason. Most have suspected this for a long time now, and I’m here to tell you it is true. She is the chosen one. The Moon Queen reincarnates. Without her mates, she isn’t anything.” “Something dark is coming?” I asked, my voice coming out as a whisper.

she asked shakily. Valen slowly raised his eyes to meet hers. For the first time, his golden irises seemed almost… afraid. “You,” he said. “But not you now. Her. The one you used to be. The Queen who burned worlds to save them. The one they erased from every scroll and every memory.” Lucien turned around, his voice laced with fury. “That Queen who was too powerful. Too dangerous. She was never meant to return.” Kade added carefully, “The Moon Queen was the balance between night and fire, life and death. She was loved by two kings… and cursed by prophecy.”

"Look how far you've come already, my love. Against all odds, you made it. The Moon Goddess has finally decided that the time has come for her to smile at you." I doubted that greatly despite all the proof in front of me. I had finally risen from nothing to the pinnacle. As the Luna Queen of the Stronghold Pack, there was barely anything that I wanted that I couldn't get. I had all that I'd ever desired at my call and beck. I had a man that I could call mine; one who loved me truly.

Josie POV Luna Queen Victoria Devanci Osborn. Her name was carved into the stone above the entrance. I traced the words with my eyes, feeling the weight of them. A queen loved by thousands. A woman I had never met. A woman everyone expected me to follow, Ronan's mother, the one he lost to humans. I was at the grand reopening ceremony of the I'll White Moon Haven Warriors Center. The lycan king was away, and the dowager queen couldn't make it, so I was sent in their stead.

Portraits of rulers I’d never heard of watched me pass like they already knew how this ended. Lady Seraphine drew back a tapestry heavy with dust, revealing a woman crowned in painted moonlight. “Queen Selene,” she said. “The first Moon Queen.” A symbol glowed faintly at the painted queen’s collarbone … not a crescent. A six-pointed star, the same shape burned into my own skin. My hand rose to my collar without my permission. ⸻ Seraphine spoke like she was handing me something fragile. Once every hundred years, she said, the Moon Goddess chose one woman to hold the balance between wolves, rogues, witches, and Lycans. The Moon Chosen. Each bore the star. Each awakened something no wolf ever h