The Alpha’s Secret Luna Novels & Stories

“She looks almost like Alina. And now he’s... interested.” “What?” Lou jerked upright. “Girl, just eliminate her!” I scoffed bitterly. “It’s not that simple. She’s Luna... Alpha Lucian’s Luna.” Lou’s eyes popped, and she looked like she might faint. “Shit,” she whispered. “That’s… that’s a bigger mess than Alina ever was.” I said nothing. I just sat there, staring at the floor, as the silence closed in like a trap.

Lucian’s jaw tightened, his chest rising with the force of it, but his gaze never left her. “Mine,” he growled, low and rough, the word vibrating through the silence. “Yours,” Rayne whispered, her voice trembling but resolute. The council struck their staffs upon stone. The clans howled, the wolves in the forests answering in chorus. Elder Garrick lifted his staff high. “By the gods above, by the Moon’s eternal light, by the blood that binds, and just like your father would if he was alive, I declare Luican Wolfe and Rayne Valen, the Alpha and Luna united. No bond shall break you. No force shall undo you. The Highlands rise anew with their reign.”

"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

"And the Silverpine Alpha came to his sickbed with a blade behind his smile. The alliance, or war, would have begun with the weakest of my pack first, the way these things always do. The low-ranked. The unranked. A Hollis girl with no rank and no protector and a father who'd sell her for less than the wolfsbane cost." His jaw works as if the words were stones. "He told me, to my face, that if I claimed you as my Luna, you would not live to see the full moon. That you would simply vanish one night, and he would spread his hands and grieve with me, and what could an Alpha's grieving son ever prove against a sworn ally?" The cabin has gone very quiet. Outside, the wind is rising off the range,

The Old Alpha’s camp was set on a hilltop and ringed by bone-white stones and ritual fires, like a vision out of old country nightmares. As they approached, Elena moved forward, her wolves flanking tight. Not to protect, she realized, but to frame her—the Luna as prize and weapon both. Well and good. She wore her scars and her thorns because she wanted the world to see them. She’d always despised hiding. They stopped at the perimeter stones. At a signal, Devin loosed a low, ground-trembling howl, and the flames on the hilltop shivered in response. The Old Alpha appeared, regal and skeletal, her face a mask of beauty ruined by too many winters. “So here is the famous Luna,” she called across

For four years by Kallum's side, everyone saw me as just the former Alpha's daughter. The pack's chief geneticist. No one knew the truth. I was his fated mate, chosen by the Moon Goddess herself. When my father died in battle, I gave Kallum the Alpha ring. I handed him absolute power and stepped back into the shadows of the lab. At night, against the floor-to-ceiling glass, his hands bruised my waist. He sank his fangs into the crook of my neck, claiming my mark over and over again. Come morning, he straightened his tie. All I got was cold, emotionless orders. Because his heart belonged to an outsider wolf. Scarlett. He knew her favorite champagne by heart. The night she separated from her h

ALPHA vs LUNA Chapter 2 Octavia jolts back to life, her chest heaving in a rapid motion, she wipes the sweat from her face before turning to the dark sky, the moon and her sisters dancing in them joyously. She turns to her room, her eyes scanning the surroundings for anything that could burn; for fire. But there was nothing. She turns to her side to see a bare man laying beside her, snoring soundly. She heaves a very sigh as she placed her hand on her chest, she was off jewelry except for a precious ring she wore on her fourth finger.

She timidly said, smiling at me. "What is Luna? Alpha's mate?" I asked, curiously. "Luna is the title when the Alpha found his mate. Alpha is the leader of a pack, each pack has their Alpha and Luna, they are the strongest and powerful werewolf in this supernatural world." She stated. "But I am not a werewolf." I blurted out, she looks at me wide eyes and her mouth gape ajar. "You---" She was cut when someone cleared their throat, My gaze looks up to whoever this person interrupting me from getting information.

Standing there at the front of the pack was the Alpha and his Luna and their children, the Alpha in line and one of Deltas. The person who stepped forward first was Alpha Luis, dressed in a leather jacket and a tight fitting shirt. His Luna, Luna Celestia, her slender arms wrapped around her torso. Her long midnight colored hair draped over her shoulders and falling around her back. She was a lot younger than Alpha Luis, but that's because generally Alphas don't mate until later in their ruling. The Luna was dressed in a white pantsuit to show her feminine power and tall, polished heels that still only put her at the Alpha's shoulder.

Audrey noticed how similar, his voice looked like Hercules. "There is a secret I wish to tell, a secret I have hidden for so long that I want everyone to know." Alpha Brian stated. "However I must warn everyone seated that the moment I reveal this secret, I do not want it out. We have agreed that whatever we hear, stays in the family." Everyone agrees as they all shook their head; a gesture for acceptance. "Very well then. My Luna Charlotte, is not a Werewolf." There was several gasps as Audrey pulled her attention away from Alpha Brian and focused it on the supposed Luna. She was right about her indifference towards the Luna.