Texarkana Moonlight Murders Novels & Stories

I promise, with the bloody moonlight above and Infinitum’s Alpha as my witness, to kill those who killed my father and killed my soul, and to make it known that the greatest sin they have committed their whole life is to let Luna Valentin live. ———————————————————— IMPORTANT NOTE: The Characters and Events mentioned in this book are purely fictional and are not to be construed as even remotely inspired by persons and events known and unknown to the author.

I said, laughing disdainfully, “I will take revenge on you, tear you to pieces!” Rowan grinned, saying mockingly, “I look forward to your return, your majesty!” As soon as his words fell off his mouth, his arm swiftly and accurately pierced my chest, precisely digging out my heart. Blooms of blood appeared on the bed sheet, like some kind of cruel artwork. “Moon Goddess, please give me a chance to be reborn!” I silently pleaded, just before my heart was harvested. At this moment, the dazzling full moon suddenly emitted a blinding white light.

I wiped the tears that dripped from my eyes as I turned to look at the lights outside the Moonlight. I am now on the rooftop of the tallest Moonlight Building, this is not the Steler building because I know it is forbidden to enter there. Earlier Red was taken to the Moon jail they call, I don't know where that is. I wanted to go to Red and apologize but I didn’t know the way to Moon jail.

"Fen. You always check everything. That's why she knew you'd catch it. It was just a joke." Just a joke. So my future was a punchline. My life, someone else's entertainment. I said nothing. I packed my gear. I left for the transport hub on departure day. Kael found me at the platform. His smile was gone. "I told you to override it. You didn't change it back?" "No." --- I looked at the Everglades entry. The mortality rate embedded in the fine print. Three names I'd memorized without meaning to. "She tampered with my future," I said. "That's not a joke. That's a crime. I could report her to the Academy Board."

“What could possibly go wrong with us? You made the previous prophecy about me. You revealed we were fated to be together and I would mysteriously find my way to this pack. So why are you suddenly against this? Why are—” “Silence child!” I flinched and staggered back in shock. “You are here because of that prophecy. The moon goddess has never failed to reveal herself to me. She has eyes on all of us and I am her messenger. Whatever I’ve said today is a message from her. Prepare yourselves because doom is knocking on your door.” Landon was pacing around, running his fingers through his hair in frustration. “And what can we do to stop what—whatever this “doom” is?”

"Detective O'Connor. The education package find you well?" Rick cleared his throat. "Haven't had much time to dig into it, what with the serial killer targeting half-Fae teenagers." Liam's expression darkened. "The Sparrow. Nasty business." He turned to Nathaniel with a curt nod that managed to convey both acknowledgment and lingering suspicion. "Thornwood." "Blackwood," Nathaniel returned evenly. Casie quickly briefed her brother on the situation while Rick gathered their equipment and Nathaniel reinforced the penthouse security protocols. Maya and Dex watched the proceedings with wide eyes, clearly intimidated by Liam's presence but reassured by the coordinated efficiency of the adults.

Jenkins, approached me cautiously, her tired eyes betraying the fear that had gripped the town. "Emma Williams, right?" she asked, her voice trembling slightly. "You're here about those murders, aren't you?" I nodded, taking a sip of the steaming coffee. "That's right, Mrs. Jenkins. I want to understand what's happening in this town. Something more than what's being reported." She leaned in closer, her voice barely above a whisper. "It's not just a killer, you know. They say it's something else... something supernatural." My heart skipped a beat. Mrs. Jenkins wasn't the only one who believed there was more to these murders. The rumors had spread like wildfire, whispered among the frightened

“Are you fixing this tournament for the Hunter’s Moon night?” “Yes, precisely. It will align with the midnight summit of the blue moon,” Rahl confirmed. “My sole focus is to prepare you to face Kathleen. She’s the most formidable warrior in the tournament and general to Lillian.” Emory’s expression tightened at the mention of Kathleen. Of course, it had to be Rahl’s ex-lover. She pulled away, but Rahl caught her arm again, drawing her back against him and she didn’t fight him. “Stop running away from me, Emory.” Like a physical force, the heat of his gaze pressed her to stay, and her mind went utterly blank. Now, they just stared at each other. Her mouth opened and closed a few times but not

The moon represents love, coldness, and compassion. Watching everything from afar, it holds all the mysteries of the world. Being the oldest guards of the world, it protects humans from the dead and profane creatures that are hiding under the dark with its silvery light. But that day there's no moon and moonlight. It's completely dark in that eerie midnight. The place was weirdly silent and cold, perhaps the air and the trees know what type of merciless act going to happen there. Tides moved slowly in fear and no other creature is awake to witness it.

If I don't get out of here now, it would be me next. Slowly, I took some steps backward, looking around for an outlet or a place I could hide. It was past midnight and the moon's light was the only source of illumination. Thorns and woods are what filled my pathway and I didn't know where to turn to. With my mother's last words still reeling in my head, I cleared a path along the woods with my hand as I ran. Ignoring the thorns and rough tree barks, that pickled me, I ran like my life depended on it.