Moonbound Legacy
In the heart of Cedar Grove, shadows conceal more than secrets— they whisper truths.
Dr. Isla Rivers never thought she'd return to her small hometown, let alone to the clinic her father built. But after his mysterious disappearance, Isla steps into his shoes, seeking solace among furry patients and the echoes of a life she left behind. The quiet town holds more than nostalgia, though. Strange sounds haunt her clinic, shadows stretch unnaturally, and whispers from her childhood dreams beckon her toward the unknown.
When a journal marked with her father’s enigmatic crescent moon symbol appears, Isla is thrust into a world she never imagined—one where werewolves roam the woods, a prophecy threatens to unravel reality, and her own bloodline holds a secret more powerful than she’s ready to face.
Guided by a cryptic stranger named Astra and an unwelcome connection to Luca Moreau, the brooding alpha of the local pack, Isla must confront the truth about her father’s disappearance, her heritage, and the prophecy that ties her fate to the Crescent Moon pack.
But as passions ignite and dangers close in, Isla must decide who to trust and what sacrifices she’s willing to make—for love, for family, and for the truth that could reshape both the human and werewolf worlds forever.
Welcome to Cedar Grove. The wolves are waiting.
Basahin
Chapter: Chapter 43: The Weight of the FutureIsla didn’t sleep that night. She couldn’t. The weight of the journal in her hands, the secrets it held, pressed against her ribs, like a thousand unspoken words clawing to get out. Her thoughts raced, colliding with one another in a chaos she couldn’t untangle. There was no escaping it anymore—the world she had known was slipping away, and what was replacing it felt unfamiliar, even dangerous.The cabin was quiet, save for the soft crackling of the fire, which seemed to mirror the restless stirrings inside her chest. Outside, the wind howled, making the trees sway like shadows dancing in the night. She wrapped her arms around her knees, hugging them close to her chest, trying to ground herself, but the more she thought, the more she felt like she was being pulled in every direction.The voice on the phone earlier—Astra—had set everything into motion. The rogue, with her cryptic warnings and her unsettling knowledge of Isla’s family, had made it clear: the truth was coming, whether Is
Huling Na-update: 2025-04-22
Chapter: Chapter 42: Unraveling the ThreadsThe moon hung heavy in the sky, its silver light filtering through the canopy of trees that surrounded the cabin. Isla had never felt so small, so utterly insignificant, in comparison to the vastness of the world outside. It was as if everything she had known was nothing more than a thin thread unraveling before her, with each pull revealing something darker and deeper than she could have ever imagined. The truth of her heritage, the prophecy, Luca’s struggle—everything was spinning out of control.But at least she wasn’t alone.She could hear the faint crackle of the fire from the hearth behind her as Astra stepped into the clearing, her silhouette framed by the cabin’s door. Despite the shadows around her, Astra had an aura of confidence, of certainty, that Isla couldn’t shake. It was unsettling, the way the rogue seemed so comfortable with the danger that seemed to close in on them from all sides.Astra’s voice broke the silence, its usual teasing edge absent. “You’ve made your cho
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Chapter: Chapter 41: The Binding of Two WorldsThe sky had shifted to a pale blue, dawn still far enough away to cast the woods in soft shadows. The silence of the clearing seemed to press in on Isla as she sat at the small wooden table in the cabin, the weight of everything that had been revealed settling on her shoulders. She felt like she was standing on the edge of a cliff, the ground slipping away beneath her feet, but she was unable to look down.Luca’s words hung in the air, an unspoken promise. "We prepare. Together. And we face what comes—no matter what the cost." But what did that truly mean? And more importantly, what was the cost?Her fingers idly traced the outline of the pendant on the table, the delicate curve of its crescent moon carving a strange heat into her skin. It felt alive now, as if it had been waiting for this moment—waiting for her. Isla glanced at the doorway, half-expecting to see Luca again, to feel his presence nearby. Instead, the cabin was eerily quiet, the stillness almost suffocating.Luca’s Reso
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Chapter: Chapter 40: The Council’s JudgmentThe night air was thick with tension as Isla sat alone in the small, dimly lit cabin at the edge of the woods, the flames of the fire casting jagged shadows across the walls. The pendant still rested in her palm, its weight a constant reminder of the promises made and the secrets she was tangled in. She had never anticipated being here, in this situation. A part of her still wished she could have stayed in Chicago, kept her life simple. But that was before her father’s disappearance—and before Luca.Her thoughts drifted back to him. To the way he had looked at her, the unspoken emotions that lingered between them like an electric charge. There was something undeniable in the way their worlds collided, something that made her think fate was involved. She wasn’t sure if it was a blessing or a curse, but right now, it felt like both.The Crescent Moon Pack’s TerritoryOutside, the winds howled through the trees, the darkness of the night broken only by the flickering glow of torches lead
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Chapter: Chapter 39: Unveiling the TruthThe journal sat between Isla and Luca on the heavy wooden table, its aged pages illuminated by the flickering glow of the fireplace. Isla stared at it, her fingers twitching slightly as if the weight of its secrets was something tangible pressing down on her.“We’re missing something,” she said finally, breaking the tense silence. Her voice was quiet but edged with frustration.Luca leaned back in his chair, arms crossed over his chest. “We’re missing a lot of things. The rogue’s warning, the connection to the prophecy, and why your father had this in the first place.” His golden eyes locked onto hers, searching for something unspoken. “What’s your gut telling you?”Isla hesitated. Her instincts had been both a blessing and a curse lately, leading her to truths she wasn’t sure she was ready to face. “That this journal is more than just a key to the prophecy. It’s a map—guiding us
Huling Na-update: 2025-02-25
Chapter: Chapter 38: The Rogue’s GambitThe cold night air wrapped around Luca like a second skin as he stepped outside. His senses sharpened, his body tensing in anticipation. The faint echo of the rogue’s howl still lingered, a challenge and a warning carried on the wind.The pack’s perimeter was silent, but Luca knew better than to trust the stillness. His wolves would be stationed at their usual posts, patrolling the edges of their territory, but rogues were cunning. They knew how to slip past unnoticed, exploiting weaknesses like predators on a wounded animal.His thoughts wandered briefly to Isla, safe within the meeting hall. She was strong, sharper than anyone gave her credit for, but the thought of her in harm’s way still churned his stomach. He pushed the feeling aside, focusing on the task at hand.A Familiar ScentLuca moved toward the tree line, his footsteps silent on the damp earth. The forest stretched out before him, an endless maze of shadows
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Chapter: Chapter 8Alyssa’s POV I was having a council meeting with the nobles to discuss the budgets for new things like, schools, books, clothes, churches, orphanages, mills, houses, and more for the people that need financial help. We were talking about new schools when I felt a sharp and extreme pain in my leg. It was so bad I fainted from the pain. When I woke up, I was in my room. When I looked at my leg, there was no wound, so I asked my wolf what the pain was and she said it was Noah’s pain, he was hurt. I called my maids and asked them what happened after I fainted; they told me that when I fainted the nobles called for the guards, but since no one knew why I fainted, all of the nobles were put under house arrest. I was carried to my room and the doctor was called but found nothing was wrong with me, so my maids took care of me until I woke up. I knew Noah would call me when he had a chance so he could explain how and why he got hurt, but in the
Huling Na-update: 2022-12-15
Chapter: Chapter 7Noah’s POV Once I was done telling my parents about Alyssa, it was about eleven o’clock, so I went to my room. When I walked inside it was the same as when I left; grayish black walls, four poster bed, oak wood dressers and tables. The bathroom has a marble countertop, a bathtub big enough for five people, a walk-in shower with four shower heads, and a toilet with a seat warmer which isn't needed, since werewolves don’t get cold easily. I have a walk-in closet with half of it empty for Alyssa's stuff if she moves in, but she lives in a castle, so she probably won’t. I undressed and took a shower before I layed in bed, but I wasn’t really tired, so I called Alyssa. It only took her four rings to pick up the phone, “Hey, I miss you Alyssa, wish I was with you right now.” “I miss you to Noah and I wish you were with me too but you have stuff you need to do first.” “I know I do but I can’t do anything without thinking about you, even sleeping.” “I know how you feel, the only reaso
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Chapter: Chapter 6Alyssa’s perspective When I was done talking to Noah, he went to find his chief to tell him that he would be coming back to the castle in three days. After Noah left, Avery was going mad wanting her mate Alex and I was starting to miss Noah as well. I was having the morning meeting with the court when Avery told me she was leaving. I started to freak out, asking her why and if I had done something wrong and saying that Noah and Alex would be back in two days. Avery laughed at me, freaking out and said that she was going to see Alex and our parents' wolves and that she would be back before Noah but she needed answers. I asked if I would be able to contact her and she said no but that I would be able to break through the barrier if I was in immediate danger. I told her goodbye and I felt her leave and my mind went blank. I had to space out to talk to my wolf, so when I came to everyone was looking at me, wondering if I was okay. I told them I was and asked them to repeat what
Huling Na-update: 2022-12-09
Chapter: Chapter 5Alyssa’s perspective When I was done talking to Noah, he went to find his chief to tell him that he would be coming back to the castle in three days. After Noah left, Avery was going mad wanting her mate Alex and I was starting to miss Noah as well. I was having the morning meeting with the court when Avery told me she was leaving. I started to freak out, asking her why and if I had done something wrong and saying that Noah and Alex would be back in two days. Avery laughed at me, freaking out and said that she was going to see Alex and our parents' wolves and that she would be back before Noah but she needed answers. I asked if I would be able to contact her and she said no but that I would be able to break through the barrier if I was in immediate danger. I told her goodbye and I felt her leave and my mind went blank. I had to space out to talk to my wolf, so when I came to everyone was looking at me, wondering if I was okay. I told them I was and asked them to repeat wha
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Chapter: Chapter 4Noah’s perspective I told the queen how to shift back into her human form and as soon as the queen turned back into her human form she started to yell at me, asking what was going on. I told the queen all about werewolves and that she was one and that, from what I saw, she was from the werewolf royal family. When I told her, she gasped and told me it was not possible that both of her parents were human, not werewolves. I told the queen that both of her parents had to be werewolves and I asked her if she had any memories from when she was a baby. The queen started to shake her head and say no when she got a headache and, since I am her mate, she felt it too and then all of a sudden I saw a picture on my head of a woman. The woman had blonde hair and light blue eyes with a dark blue circle around the light blue. The woman was saying, sorry my love, your father and I wish we could see you grow up, but it is not safe for you here. We will send you to the human world, you will fin
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Chapter: Chapter 3Narrator perspective ( Author ) The queen said that the chief and Noah would stay for two more weeks to discuss the issue with the wolves and then they would stay to celebrate the queen's birthday before they went home. The queen said that the chief and Noah could have three days to rest and think of ways to deal with the wolves. It has been three days since the chief arrived and they are holding the first meeting. Chief and Noah were the first to arrive at the meeting room. When the queen arrived, they stood to greet her but she smiled and said to sit. The queen asked if the chief or Noah had any ideas on how to deal with the wolves. The chief said that they should put up a fence to keep the wolves out of the village. Noah said that we should split the food with the wolves that way. Everyone gets food and the wolves leave the livestock alone. The queen agreed with Noah and said she wanted half of the food to go to the wolves and half to the villagers. The chief and Noah agree
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