Selene Vampires Novels & Stories

I heard Luke’s quiet chuckle. “Both the original and our Selene aren’t just the goddess of the moon, Nathaniel. They’re the mother of vampires too.” And on that bombshell…

They were trapped in his throat, blocked by a grief that had never fully faded. Instead, he just sat there, holding her hand, watching the firelight flicker across her pale face. "Tell me about the hybrid," he said finally. Selene opened her eyes. "What do you want to know?" "Everything." --- Selene told him about Lena—the woman with the golden eyes who haunted his dreams. She was the daughter of a vampire princess and a human man, born of a love that should have been impossible. She had been hidden away as a baby, given to human foster parents to protect her from Seraphine's hunters.

He shook me but I ignored it and snuck my way back into dreamland. “You’re back? I thought I’d never see you again. You’ve grown quite a bit.” “Who are you?” I asked. “You don’t remember me? That sucks. You’ve visited me once before, but we never introduced ourselves. This is the Moon Realm & I am Selene; I control this realm and I‘m the mother to all werewolves. It’s nice to finally formally meet you, Kennedi,” she said. Wow. So I’m in the Moon Realm visiting the moon goddess? No way!

Everyone had their heart in their hands; they were all nervous about what was about to happen, but Valeria remained strong. “She is here,” Dmitri said, and truly she was here. She slowly appeared, dressed in a white gown. She looked pure, looking like she would never cause anyone any harm, but Valeria knew it was the opposite. Selene’s heart is dark, she derived joy from harming her wolves. She is the cause of everything, the one who is to be blamed for everything, and she doesn’t deserve to be the moon goddess. Selene’s eyes match with Valeria’s, and her eyes visibly darkened.

he insists. I tap my fingers on the desktop. “I understand your position, but I think it’s only right I inform you that your daughter, Ainslee, is the Luna Queen of Shadowglade.” He blinks. “They have a Luna Queen? My daughter?” “Yes, and she’s married to the vampire king,” I say carefully. His fangs and claws elongate, and I wince as his claws dig into my desktop. “What?” “Ainslee is married to a vampire. They have a hybrid son named Drake,” I continue. “Drake is currently missing, and Rallegrad is threatening to declare war. They suspect Tormentia as well. They could really use the troops.”

Alexis explains to me, “Selene is the moon goddess and mother of all werewolves. But during the Blue Moon, the reason the wolves become dormant is that Selene kind of takes a few nights' rest. Which is when a friend of hers oversees the wolves on her behalf.” “Steff?” I asked Alexis. I then told Alexis about my encounter with Steff and that she and Selene had been watching us. I was dying and thought it was a dream. But now maybe, just maybe, I had an encounter with the goddess of the blue moon. “I think I met Steff for a reason. The Moon goddess wants us to live. Maybe that is the reason she wouldn’t let me die.” I suggested to Alexis.

Dinah said, and I was surprised at her words. " Isn't she your friend?" I asked, and she laughed. " Not her," She said, and I was surprised. " People make that mistake often, summing Luna and Selene as one person. They are sisters. Selene is the moon goddess. The mother of spirit wolves, and all wolves. The light that graces the night sky, keeping Luna and Apophis away, so they do not corrupt the earth with madness and darkness." She said, and I frowned at her.

I ordered. Selene entered like a shadow given form. She was ancient, her face lined with centuries of wisdom, her eyes milky white with blindness. Yet she moved with certainty, her steps guided by something beyond sight. Her hair was pure silver, flowing down to her waist, and she wore robes that seemed woven from moonlight itself. "Alpha Damon," she said, her voice like wind through dead leaves. "Luna Aria. And the child of prophecy, sleeping between life and light."

Kaelen had spent the better part of his life commanding power, loyalty, and truth. But as he sat alone in his study that night, staring at the flame of a single candle, he realized there were still too many shadows in his own house — shadows wearing familiar faces. Selene’s behavior had changed drastically since the Blood Moon. She no longer sought his company as often; instead, she disappeared for hours, sometimes entire nights. When she returned, her eyes glowed faintly — a strange, unnatural amber instead of the usual storm-gray.

From the moment she awoke in that throne room, she seemed to have shocks and amazements continuously, resulting her to became speechless and muddle-headed. But the Moon Goddess did not seem to mind her behavior. "Yor high- Ah, Selene... why does Deya have wings? How is that possible?" Neffie, who had managed to spill out a question that had bugged her since she first saw Deya, asked with curiosity that never ceased.