The Triple Goddess Novels & Stories

Adira answered in confusion. “I’m going to be punished. I have no idea what punishment the goddess has in store for me.” She said and just then she heard howling, Valerie walked out to see what was going on but her pack had been swamped and she couldn’t even see anything ahead of her until it got closer. “The goddess is really angry, we need to appease her.” The priest that had left earlier on, came back to say and immediately the Aletha pack sprung into action. Every member of the pack going hunting and bringing back their best game, the priest offered the sacrifices and appealed to the goddess as he was a means of communication between the packs and the goddess and after a while, he left t

' he smirked at me knowing I heard his thoughts. "Maybe one day I will tell you the answer" I teased him. "I look forward to it." He grinned and walked into the living room. "Can I get everyone's attention?" Mom said. Everyone came and stood in the kitchen listening to mom and looking at me. "So you have now all been introduced to Amberlee. I know some of you are very upset that this information was kept from you..believe me when I tell you this was completely necessary. You see, not only is Amberlee our future Queen, but she is also the first female tribrid born in hundreds of years." Everyone's mouths weee practically on the floor... I had to stifle a giggle. "I know you all understand how

She fell down with a heavy breath. “Why?” she whispered. “Why me?” The goddess’s voice slid into her mind like molten metal. Because you are mine. Flames coiled around her wrists—chains of living fire that didn’t burn but bound. They linked her arms to a phantom throne rising from the shadows. All thrones demand blood. “I don’t want this,” she said, shaking. You were born for it. The chains tightened. Pain lanced through her bones, hot and sweet. Take your place, Elara Vale. Or be nothing.

I mumbled. "Yes Doris. He has also prepared a banquet to celebrate your return." Erbort added. My grandfather, Alpha Jason, has always seen me as a bloodline of demons which was one of the reasons I was sent on exile to the Darkmoon Forest. Now he is working hard to please me, preparing a banquet to celebrate my return. All these because of my status as the Goddess of War. Who would have thought? "You should agree to the invitation Erbort..." I paused for a while as I thought. "But it will be in the name of the agent of the Goddess of War."

Being in the presence of my goddess is… a bit overwhelming, to say the least. She’s not in her full true form like when I received the prophecy years ago. She told us if we were really in her presence, it would literally blind us. What saved me last time was astral projection. Even now, though I don’t see all three aspects at once, her physical appearance keeps shifting—maiden, mother, crone. It’s unsettling to talk to a glowing twenty-something, turn away, then find yourself face to face with a hunched old woman when you look back.

My father was her husband’s beta and we lived next to each other, so she did me a favor by accepting me with open arms. I grasped her hands. "Then what should I do? Our relationship shouldn’t end this way! You know I have loved Ryder all my life. I can't be without him. He is my fated mate and he knows that! And then what? Is he going to reject me and break our sacred bond the Moon Goddess had bestowed upon us?" I couldn’t hold back my tears. I buried my face in her lap, but she pushed me gently, forcing me to sit up. Luna Sophia had always taught me to stay composed, to be in control of my emotions—an essential quality of a Luna.

“What if we don’t try to stop Allison… but rather Nemesis? Is killing a Goddess something that is even possible? Has anyone done such a thing before?” Clarissa pursed her lip slightly as she thought about it. “…Killing a Goddess is technically possible,” she said. “My ancestor, Aria, accomplished such a thing, but… it had been against a Goddess utilising only a fraction of her power. Her name was Thea.” “Wait, I’ve heard you say that name before,” I said, trying to think back. “And didn’t Myra say that our abilities originated from her? That she was Selene’s mother?”

he says, “I won't give you up like that.” Orchid reaches out and places her small hands on us – one on Truk's chest and the other on mine. “I don't want you to give up on me,” she says. "You will mark me too." She rolls her eyes in my direction. "Omegas usually have at least three mates, right?" I am forced to admit that she is right. She knows more about the customs of the Zone than I realized. Still, I'm afraid she doesn't quite know what she's getting into here.

Maranda had gathered the necessary ingredients, and the pack's strongest alphas, including Brian and Reed, were ready to lend their strength. As the moon reached its zenith, casting an ethereal glow over the clearing, Maranda began the ritual. Marinetta stood in the center of a circle of alphas, their combined energy swirling around her. She closed her eyes, focusing on the connection she felt with the moon goddess and the spirits of the wild. Maranda chanted ancient words, and Marinetta felt a surge of power coursing through her. She could hear the whispers of the spirits, feel the guidance of the moon goddess. The ritual was intense, but Marinetta held firm, drawing strength from the suppo

It crackles and swirls as I see it glow brightly and I pull it forward, holding my hands out in front of me as I direct it into my palms. “I Gaia Williams, the wolf Goddess of Hell and Harbinger of Death. Call upon the gods to lend me your power to grant me the permission to save your friend, my aunt, and our Moon Goddess. I forgive you, Selene, for everything you have done.” I open my eyes as the light grows in my palms. Selene opens her eyes and looks at me with a smile.