True Luna Series Novels & Stories

"Doesn't that mean more of your pack members will learn my secret?" "I plan on getting together my most trusted members." Mason explained. "This way I know that word won't get around to everyone. One day these will be your most trusted people too, don't forget that." Blushing Danica took in Mason's words. These people would be her most trusted people one day. He was referring to when she became Luna they would work under her as well as Mason. Still not sure how great of a Luna she would make Danica tried to keep her thoughts from going downhill, especially with how much faith Mason had in her.

I questioned whilst my pack members alongside Grace was holding in their laughter. That was until one of the Thunder Wolf pack’s warriors came forward, “Luna?” he questioned making me smile, “at least someone recognises me." I said which shocked everyone at the scene. “You’re a girl?” Jake asked with shock whilst all the trainees at the scene looked at each other with amazement that the so-called demon is truly a girl.

“Back off. You ruin this, and I’ll end you myself.” Luna watched the tension between them build. A crack. A weakness. She clung to one truth—Grayson’s love was real. From their first kiss to the night he promised to face her past with her. She wasn’t a possession. She wasn’t a pawn. She was Luna Vaughn. As Roberts turned to leave, her heels echoing up the stairs, Luna’s fingers found a loose knot and pulled. “You’re wrong,” she said quietly. “Grayson’s stronger than you think. And so am I.”

I lead her to her chair and help her to sit down before returning my gaze to the sea of eyes in front of me, time to burst their bubbles. “I shouldn’t be doing this because it is not necessary but I guess I should so we won’t have any kind of problems in the future. I am sure most of you have heard by now and yes it is right, Natalia is back to take her rightful place beside me and my mate and the new Luna of our pack” Their suprised eyes widen more, I guess they were not expecting that much. “What about Luna Michelle?” Someone asks from the crowd and my gaze darkens, that was a name I never want to hear again.

Luna began, "I have spoken with my pack members, and they have assured me of their trust and faith in my leadership. I want to investigate this matter thoroughly to uncover the truth." Zephyr regarded Luna with a scrutinizing gaze. "Very well, Luna. You may proceed with your investigation, but I will have my guards closely monitor your actions. If you attempt any deceit, you will face the consequences." Luna accepted the conditions and, with a sense of purpose, but knowing the truth she began her investigation. She questioned each pack member individually, seeking any clues or information that could shed light on the origin of the escape plan. The pack members cooperated fully, sharing every

They flowed through her like a river. And at the center of it all she discovered the final truth. The True Luna had never been created to destroy darkness. The True Luna existed to heal what darkness had broken. Aria opened her eyes. Silver light erupted across the battlefield. Brighter than the sun. Brighter than the stars. Brighter than anything the world had seen in centuries. The First Sovereign screamed. The corruption reacted violently. Because the moonlight was not attacking it. It was cleansing it. Purifying it.

I tasted the air, heart hammering as my wolf pushed harder, faster—calling out into the dark like the forest itself might answer. Where is my Luna? The thought hit me like a blow. “No,” I snarled aloud, skidding to a halt. “She isn’t.” She wasn’t my mate. She wasn’t my Luna. She was a mistake I had buried years ago. And yet—Selene. Her name burned through me, raw and undeniable. My wolf howled, grief and fury tangling in his voice as the truth I’d been fighting clawed its way to the surface. This pretense, this denial..it was over.

_*]:min-w-0"> Luna collapsed onto her bed. Every muscle ached. But it was good pain. Earned pain. _*]:min-w-0"> She closed her eyes. _*]:min-w-0"> Behind her eyelids, she saw flashes of the challenge. Running. Tracking. Shifting. _*]:min-w-0"> And something else. _*]:min-w-0"> A shadow. In the trees. Watching. _*]:min-w-0"> Luna's eyes snapped open. "Nova, do you have your phone?" _*]:min-w-0"> "Yeah, why?" _*]:min-w-0">

If this was truly Jessica's reason for them not showing off their relationship, I was going to slap her silly, friend or not. “What's wrong with being you? You're cute, smart and funny. Any girl would be more than lucky to have you as a mate and she should be honored.”I said softly but firmly. He gave me small but genuine smile and I smiled in return. “Thank you Luna." I wrapped my arms around him in a hug. “I'm not Luna yet, you oaf. I still have to pass the Luna challenge." I said. The Luna challenge was a series of events that the Luna to be goes through in order to cement her position as the Luna and prove to the pack that she's worthy of the position. It was a test of strength, wisdom,

he said slowly. Luna nodded. “Yes.” His jaw clenched. “Whose is it?” “Yours.” The silence that followed was unbearable. “Don’t lie to me again, Luna,” he said coldly. “I’ve had enough of your games.” “I’m not lying,” she said, voice steady. “I wouldn’t come here if I wasn’t telling the truth.” “You’re good at pretending. You always were.” “And you were good at destroying people without proof,” she snapped.