The Alpha King's Lost Luna Novels & Stories

If it were up to me, I wouldn’t be here, not tonight, not at this pompous display. But the Alpha King had spoken. Attendance for all Alphas was mandatory. No excuses. And the reason? To announce his Luna. His Luna. I hated those words. My eyes locked on the Alpha King... Kaiden, standing at the head of the room like some god on his throne. His dark hair gleamed under the chandeliers; his sharp features were carved from cold stone. There was a smile playing at the corner of his lips, but I saw nothing kind or warm there. Only the calculating, ruthless ruler who had destroyed my pack, my family, my life.

“You haven’t claimed her yet. She’s fair game. Isn’t that right, Princess?” Blaine reaches for my hair to sweep it away from my neck, but Grant, who is on my other side, catches his hand and stands as well. “Do not lay a finger on my luna.” The color of his eyes mix ever so slightly, and I know he’s fighting for control. “Future luna. And even then, this wouldn’t be the first alpha she tried to seduce.” He scoffs at Grant’s comment which just furthers his anger.

Alpha Ramon went to his domain and sat down on the ground like he always does.he was looking for a Luna for the past few months and that was because he was asked to do so by the Alpha God. He hasn't find one yet because no one is willing to give his/her daughter to the most feared and dangerous Alpha. But since Ria to promised to give her daughter to be his Luna,he has rested from finding a Luna..and then focused on how to grow the park.

We became untouchable - invisible even. North Lotus used to be a force to be reckoned. However, none of that mattered now. We were only living off our previous glory and each day was a futile battle to return our pack to what we once were. A few people say that the day North Lotus collapsed was the day her Mum, Luna Dakota Dolphus, became Alpha. That was the day division birthed amongst the pack and it fed off the fact that Mum was a ‘woman’ and a woman couldn’t be Alpha.

He was still young, just a teenager. "Nothing." "Excuse me, Luna." I heard someone call his name, and he turned to tell them to wait. "I will have to go now." I nodded, and he was about to turn. On a second thought, "have you seen the Alpha around?" He shook his head in the negative, but I wasn't going to be deferred. I pressed forward, "Did you see him leave?" "I'm sorry, Luna. But I haven't seen the Alpha." I nodded before sending him on his way. I was feeling dejected, and my mood was plummeting, and only one man could lift it.

The moment a rogue killed my father the responsibility of becoming alpha fell onto me, I was eighteen then and was more than ready for the challenges of becoming the alpha of the Grayriver pack. Our kind is meant to find their fated mates at the age of eighteen, but honestly, the hype didn’t really live up to the expectation. I always thought that meeting my luna would mean that I would find my other half, the one I couldn’t live without. But honestly midway through my year of being eighteen, I kind of gave up on the whole idea of it all and just decided that fucking my way through the she-wolves of other tribes was way more fun than being settled with just one luna.

"Genuinely, Wren. More than I deserve, and more than enough for now." The vote, when it convened the following day, proved less certain than Rasmus had clearly anticipated — Kane's public stand, combined with the unexpected sight of Wren Thorne herself standing quietly at the back of the hall alongside Ronan, seemed to shift something in the assembled elders' calculations. Whispered conversations rippled through the chamber, old sympathy for a wronged Luna mixing uneasily with grudging respect for an Alpha who had, by every visible measure, genuinely changed. The vote failed, narrowly, Rasmus's carefully built coalition crumbling under the weight of a room that had, in the end, found itself

She turned to me, with her eyes glinting with something cruel. "I think you have had your chance, Lisa." She leaned toward the Alpha, while pressing her body closer to his. "And you wasted it." A slow, and sinister smirk spread across his lips. "Is that so?" I asked. She nodded. "Then I suppose I no longer need a mate like her." His voice dropped lower, and even colder. "I cannot have someone like you as my Luna, Lisa." My body locked up immediately. "W.. what..?" His words hurt like a spear driven into my heart.

At least she thought she had. Lately, though, the cold felt different. Not heavier exactly, just restless somehow. The entire pack house had shifted over the past few days. Servants moved faster through the halls carrying folded fabrics and trays of polished silver, voices lower but more excited beneath the constant movement. Places that had once looked plain now held dark banners threaded with silver stitching, draped carefully over rails and stone archways. Everything felt prepared for something. The Alpha heir’s future Luna was arriving. Liana Darkwood.

“They heal fast just watch.” “That doesn’t make it normal or less hurt,” she muttered. Klaus ignored that and stepped forward slightly. “Today,” he announced to the pack, “you observe.” The warriors paused. Their attention shifted immediately toward Raine and Klaus their Alpha. Whispers began almost instantly.“She’s the human…” “The one he brought back…, she’s pretty but look fragile” “Is she really Luna?” Raine felt every gaze like pressure against her skin. She stepped closer to Klaus instinctively.He noticed. Didn’t comment.