Phoenix Luna Case Novels & Stories

I'll never forget his words that almost brought me to tears. "My Alpha, we do not mean to disobey. But our Luna has been taken from us. Now that you have found your mate, our pack is incomplete until she has been returned to the safety of our walls. You cannot expect us to stay here and wait for you to return. Our Luna needs us. We may not be as strong as some of your warriors anymore, but we are capable and willing to fight. Please do not make us stay behind when our Luna needs us. The dishonour of not being able to do our part for our pack would put us in an early grave."

{Third person's pov} Luna tried to answer him but her phone beeped, she tried to open the phone but it was switched off, she groaned and walked towards the bed. picking up the charger she inserted it in her phone. she sat on the edge of the bed impatiently when she heard a knock on the balcony, she felt goosebumps. she shifted her gaze towards the balcony just to witness Uncle Jake. her eyes were wide open as he opened the door. she forgot to lock it.

Matt said and as he was about to leave the room, Nicole held Matt's hand. "No! What do you mean? I'm your Luna, you've marked me, and we've been together for so long, you can't fall in love with another Omega just because she's carrying our baby, did she seduce you? did she make you like this? I don't want you to leave me! Everything will be in vain if you choose to let me go, Matt, I did this all for you!" Nicole said.

Connor and Maya, we’re sitting in the dining room eating lunch. They had been on the night shift for the past 2 weeks on a stakeout watching a local vampire coven who had been rumored to have kidnapped several werewolves in the community. Connor looked around the room to ensure they were alone before speaking. “ What have you heard in Luna’s sector?” he asked Maya. Well, I’m not really privy to the gossip yet they don’t like the fact that a Luna is in their army and they have to cook and clean.

Then I put on a shirt and ripped jeans before I went to his office and joined them. “Sorry. It took me longer in the tub.” All eyes were on me, including my man. His eyes lit up the moment he saw me. “What do you have, Luna?” Zack asked me. “Rogue, the smell seems like rotten, and I sensed something else. I think he’s sick.” I pulled out the tissue paper from my pocket. Then I carefully opened it on the desk. “A wolf hair,” Lyon said the obvious. “A black wolf.” My eyes met Califf.

"She's my daughter and you lied to me." "Lower your voice." I hissed. "Don't tell me what to do. You don't get to lie about something this big and then act like I'm the problem." Luna pressed her face against the window. Her eyes were wide. I could feel her anxiety spiking through the bond. "Fine. You want to talk? We'll talk." I slipped under him and opened the driver's door. "Luna, stay in the car and lock the doors, okay? Mama will be right here where you can see me."

the woman said. The Phoenix floated with her wings on fire. Her eyes close but still radiating in power. She was enclosed in a circle with five points on the proportional circumference. The points were empty. It looked like a stadium where the only present was the floating Phoenix and a platform for a visitor to stand on. George Luna, Hybrid, bowed in front of the Phoenix. “Stand,” the Phoenix commanded though her lips were not moving and her eyes were shut. Luna stood, “Your Royalty, it’s about time.”

Luna pulled her mother aside and snapped coldly, “Mom, are you crazy? If you take him to the hospital and tell the Lewis family the truth, we’re finished! “Come on, if you want to feel sorry for someone, save that for me. If we don’t leave now and the family comes home, we’re done for.” With that, Luna dragged Susan upstairs. She destroyed the surveillance cameras in the living room and near the staircase. Now there would be no evidence proving that she and her mother had injured Hector. As long as he didn’t wake up, no one would ever know she was the one who hired the killers to murder Autumn. …

But the unease refused to go. Then I heard it. Cheers. Loud. Jubilant. Celebratory. They echoed from outside the hospital—voices chanting, clapping, howling. James turned toward the window and sighed. “They’re celebrating Evelyn.” My heart sank. “Celebrating?” I asked, even though I already feared the answer. “She… saved the other Lunas,” James said slowly. “Fought off the rogue. Protected everyone. They’re calling her the Phoenix Luna—the perfect leader, the rightful mate. Some even said she showed mercy by saving you.”