Texarkana Moonlight Murders Novels & Stories

I finally choked out and looked at Lianna as she nodded, as if this was the right thing to do. “Good. It’s best for all of us if you did,” Lianna held my hands and I brushed them away before turning away. “Now that that’s taken care of, can I have the bracelet back? She questioned, extending her hand and I nodded slowly. I started to slip it off and I could feel my eyes widening when sudden flashbacks of Dexter crashed through my mind. That night I saved Ferra, Dexter had slipped on a vervain bracelet with the same red topaz embedded in it. Was it the same bracelet? No, no way.

Toronto’s skyline stretched out beneath him, lights glowing across the harbor. The night air felt cool. Jake stepped outside a moment later and leaned beside him on the railing. “Good finish tonight,” Jake said. Alex shrugged slightly. “Three more games.” Jake looked up toward the sky. “You feel it too, don’t you?” Alex followed his gaze. The moon hung above the city, faintly red at the edges. “The blood moon,” Alex said quietly. Jake nodded. “Kane is waiting for it.” The Threat A few minutes later, Alex’s phone buzzed.

My red lashed around me, protectively. “I didn’t lie, I just omitted some of the truth,” Moon burst out. Then he held up his muddy claw. “Fur and teeth, I’m the one who knows if the bastards are killers. Although, of course, not which of the bastards is the killer.” I startled because he had a point. What if the Bloods were in on this murder together? But also, what if they weren’t? Maybe only Selena or Jason was guilty? Could I simply buttume that Alex was innocent because he’d known Kolby and had helped us?

"Now, I'm happy to report that while we've had a lot of injuries from the bombs and several altercations with Blood Moon's forces trying to infiltrate Mooncrest, there have only been casualties on their side: a bomber and an accomplice who had been a member of the Mooncrest Police. The other members of the Mooncrest Police who have been missing since they were sent out as escorts are considered traitors and will be dealt with as soon as they come out of whatever hole they're hiding in." I glared into the camera. "If they're listening, I hope you end up dead before I find you for your sake." Alpha Shadow laughed. "You have a lot of nerve to be standing there knowing I have the city rigged to

Blood coated my palms, my clothes, and my hands. “I—I don’t know what happened!” I choked out, my voice trembling as I raised my bloody hands in self-defense. “She just collapsed—” Before I could finish, June raised a shaking finger, pointing directly at me as her voice shattered the silence: “Arrest her! She poisoned the glass! Ivanna just murdered our Luna!”

Unfortunately, things did not go as planned, and now I am facing the choice again. It's early spring night, and the chill hasn't dissipated yet. The moonlight is cold, and the stars are dim. The station is located at the west end of the pack and is quite desolate, with few people passing by. Next to it is an asphalt road, leading south to Herman County and north to Hollington County. There are only three buses from Herman that stop here every day. The station is old and dilapidated, with rust marks on the sign, making it hard to read the writing. The ground is covered with fallen leaves and rotten mangoes that have dropped from the trees and haven't been cleaned up by anyone.

“That was always the goal.” Aleron and Nerina stood together at the edge of the crowd, hands intertwined. “Are you ready?” Nerina asked softly. Aleron squeezed her hand. “With you? Yes.” High above, the moon shone steadily. The Moon Goddess watches, not in warning. But in approval. The kingdom rested. THE END

Amy bends to pick up the books and gazes up for a moment at the place where she is most out of her element—she didn’t have any element to begin with, she tells herself. A sign at the entrance of the school reads in gleaming paint and well-ordered lettering: VALLEY HIGH. A few months ago, some graduating students had gotten a ladder and had added the words, ‘of the Shadows of Death’ to the school sign, making it the Valley of the Shadows of Death High School. Amy thinks it ironic, and although the paint had already been cleaned off and the sign repainted—even though the students were never caught—you could still make out the washed-out painted scrawl should you ever decide to search for it on

What was going on? She was not the only one alarmed by this. Helga and Lila frowned and glanced at each other. “The Lost Ones are out and moving around,” he answered and they went pale. Far away, James Grey was having the worst days of his life. He could not find his wife and child. He had tried to research them from the Jackson family, but the information was going nowhere. It was as though someone was blocking it. He met his friend Micheal who claimed that Bertha’s Hart had resurfaced and was being displayed by a gaming company in Feather city.

Drake Calloway still picked on me, followed by cold laughter from the other boy and the wolf. “Stop it, Drake.” Nathan came between us. “Why don’t we all go to the spring? I heard the Moon Goddess sometimes appears in the Full Moon.” “You still believe that bedtime story?” Bryan Waltz, the one with curly hair, chuckled. He patted the wolf next to him. “I think even Elliott no longer believes it—and he’s only ten.”