The Perfect Luna by Marissa Gilbert

Petra woke up to an empty bed beside her, worried that Ash still hadn’t returned from his rogue patrol. However, then she noticed a note from him that explained he didn’t want to wake her up and had to deal with the repercussions of the previous night’s attack. Sighing, she had to accept that this…

“And also, it’s so convenient that you gathered so many people here” the pink-haired Luna tapped her fingers over the desktop. “Now they can go with you to the Luna Suite and help you move all of your belongings to your Grandmother’s cottage.” Harper’s eyes threw daggers at her. “Ash said that I could take…

They were perfect mates that never happened. This was all they were now. Aspen sensed her leaving. At first, he did not want to follow. She did the same when he challenged the first white bear. Although fights like this were frowned upon, it wasn’t necessarily illegal. Shifters fought each other all the time and…

Maybe… Maybe that was why Brigit didn’t choose him… because she did not deem him strong enough for her? The treacherous thought crawled back into his mind, and he let go of her. All this wasn’t the best of ideas, and he distanced himself from her, wishing to leave and forget it all ever happened….

Aspen was kneading one of her b*reas*ts as he kept teasing her over and over and over again until she couldn’t hold back the m*oa*ns. It was too unreal to have him this close, and when his canines grazed over the spot where lycans marked their mates, she was ready to beg him to do…

The Perfect Luna Series Book 2 has ended. Now you are reading Book 3 “Can you believe that she was once the Teacher’s favourite?” Astrea heard a female voice echoing above her head. She made an effort to open her eyes but only saw three blurry silhouettes watching her from the top of the silver…

“Or we can kill you and the traitor and then pretend we caught you trying to kill her.” One of the Firstborn suggested. “No one will ever know what actually happened. Not to mention that my ward will have less competition at Ascension if you are out.” “It’s a win-win.” The three women were circling…

“This will not do,” she sighed, clenching her fists. She refused to admit defeat. Not like this. If he wanted her to die, he shouldn’t have got her out. Astrea took a long shower, scrubbing every inch of her body despite having already been cleaned by someone. Then she took time to do her nails,…

“What now?” she asked, tired of all this. “Are you going to kill me or not?” “Kill you?” The man scoffed, chuckling darkly. “Astrea, why would you think that? I would never hurt you. I simply can’t. You are my Dragonfly.” She almost wanted to laugh at that, considering her hands and neck still had…

“Then stop pretending that I have a choice!” Astrea was losing her patience fast. “You do have a choice,” he corrected. “It’s just that it’s not unlimited.” “What’s the deal then?” She decided not to beat around the bush. “See, that wasn’t so hard, was it?” Joran let out a celebratory laugh, and when she…