Upper Moon Six Novels & Stories

Fifteen years had given me the full vocabulary of his face, and the one he was wearing now was the one that meant the news was bad and already in motion and there was no version of the next sentence that wasn't going to require me to move. "She arrived at Marcus's safely," he said. I waited. "But Alpha." He crossed the room and set the tablet on the desk. The screen showing the east grid, the contact points, the patrol map, one node dark and two others repositioned in the last cycle. "Our perimeter contact in the east grid just went dark." He kept his voice even because he needed me to be functional and not reactive. "Victoria's people have been repositioning for seventy-two hours." I looked

"They don't take new wolves. We haven't been trained properly. It could unsafe for us. They're a small pack, only consisting of 5 or something, but what they lack in numbers they make up in strength." "Why are they stirring up trouble?" I ask flopping on the bed next to Mikki. Pale moon light pushed through the window, leaving a stretched rectangle over the floor and halfway across the bed. She shrugs and looks out the window. "Wanting more land or something." We sat there for a long while before Mikki stands swiftly. "You hungry?" "Kinda." I say dragging myself off the bed. Half the house was lit. With the pack leaving suddenly the hallway light was on, the lounge room, the kitchen, several

Massive plates of crust peeled away, floating into the void like white petals, exposing a core of glowing, radioactive cobalt that the Precursors had hidden there eons ago. "The moon was a 'Battery'," Mara whispered, her face pale as she watched the satellite disintegrate. "The Precursors didn't just hide on Novus; they left their backup power supply in orbit. And we just broke the casing. The radiation surge is hitting the upper atmosphere now. If we don't deploy the 'Magnetic-Umbrella,' the Aethel-Native children will be the first to burn."

"The Guardians are going to try to round up some Strigoi to either bring here or to collect blood from. They left not too long ago. They should be back in a couple hours." She grumbled incoherently as her stomach released a terrifyingly loud growl. My eyes widened and looked at her stomach. "How in the world did your stomach just produce that noise?" I asked astounded. "I told you I'm hungry, and I'm starting to feel it." She said annoyed. "Are you sleepy?" I asked worriedly. "A little. It's starting to become harder to control my wolf. The full moon is tonight. If I don't get blood before the moon rises completely, I won't be able to control the Shift." She said looking up at me. Her eyes w

It wasn’t long before the photo had gone viral, captivating audiences far and wide. As the news spread, reactions poured in from both humans and werewolves alike. The werewolf community, initially skeptical of Lune’s place within their ranks, felt a swell of pride. She was not just Arlo’s mate; she was the Luna who had faced challenges and emerged victorious. Many praised her strength and resilience, thrilled to see their leader embrace fatherhood with such grace. Social media was ablaze with hashtags like #LunaLune and #BabyAiden, celebrating the new family.

BOOK SIX: THE IRON CROWN (Jace’s Perspective) It had been six months since I drove a spike of celestial silver into the beating heart of the abyss. Six months since the Mariana Trench was sealed beneath a mile of volcanic glass, and the wolves reclaimed their lunar frequency. For half a year, the world had been violently, aggressively peaceful.

"A bit late, I might add." "What do you mean, please." Deimon's face scrunched in confusion. "How am I late?" The sky broke open. Rain poured down without a single cloud to explain it. The forecast never predicted any downpour. The moon still hung overhead, but it wasn't a normal moon anymore. It was blazing. A supermoon. Every one of them but Morrigan flinched. Startled, shaken. "This day," Morrigan said, her eyes never leaving Deimon's, "the Alpha Supreme emerges into the world."

Appointment Alpha and Beta at this time is special because where the peak of the full moonlight is at its brightest, and it happens about once every 68 years. The supermoon as we know it will happen tonight. The light that illuminates the earth seems to welcome Alpha and Beta candidates for the next life. "Don't be nervous, Rome." Nick hit Romeo on the shoulder. They were wearing red and gold robes, not forgetting the crowns perched on each head. Romeo laughed at the joke of his future leader. "Am I that obvious?"

I swallowed hard like there was some bile in my lips. "Yeah, that's true. It would make it the sixtieth full moon since our pack was taken over and the people gruesomely murdered." His words caught me at once, the part where he mentioned sixty full moons. My packs had been attacked sixty moons away as well or was it just coincidental? Perhaps, it is. I shrugged my shoulders and then continued to fiddle with my hands, staring into the sky above me. It was filled with stars of all kinds with the moon serving as the queen of them all.

“You don’t change until the first full moon after your 17th birthday. However some of us will start to have some minor changes before. Better hearing, better eyesight, better sense of smell, craving meat more, wanting to be outdoors all the time. Things like that. The first time you turn it is very painful. You have no control over it and it will happen faster if you are directly in the moon light, but it will happen even if it is cloudy. It just takes longer.” Amaris took a moment to absorb all this. Then it dawned on her. “Tonight is the full moon!” Amaris burst out standing up. Anna came over to put her arm around Amaris’ shoulders and sat her down once more. “Now you know why I have been