Moonstruck Hearts

Moonstruck Hearts

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MOONSTRUCK HEARTS Elena Carter has always felt like an outsider in the small town of Ravenwood, but nothing in her quiet life prepares her for Jace Wolfe—the mysterious new student with golden eyes and an undeniable pull she can't explain. From the moment he arrives, the air around her shifts, charged with something wild and unspoken. Jace is more than just a stranger. He’s a secret wrapped in shadows, a storm barely held at bay. And when Elena starts experiencing strange sensations—heat on her skin, whispers in the wind, dreams that feel more like memories—she realizes their connection is more than just attraction. It’s fate. But Jace has his own demons to fight. He’s hiding something dangerous, something that could tear them apart before they even begin. Because in the world he comes from, love isn’t just complicated—it’s deadly. As their bond deepens and the truth begins to unravel, Elena is forced to question everything she thought she knew about herself, about Jace… and about the wolves that lurk in the dark. Will she run from the truth—or embrace the beast that calls to her? ---

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Chapter One: The New Arrival

The scent hit me first.It was sharp and clean, like pine needles crushed underfoot after a storm. But underneath it was something wilder—something untamed. It wrapped around me, sneaking into my lungs, making my heart pound for no reason at all.I stopped mid-step in the crowded hallway of Ravenwood High, my fingers tightening around the strap of my backpack."Earth to Elena?"A manicured hand waved in front of my face. Claire.I blinked, shaking off the sudden rush of dizziness. "Sorry. What were you saying?"Claire sighed dramatically. "Ugh, please don’t tell me you're still thinking about that dream."My stomach twisted.The dream. The same one that had haunted me for weeks now—always the same, always just as vivid. A dark forest, moonlight filtering through the trees. A low growl behind me. And then, golden eyes locking onto mine from the shadows.A whisper, deep and familiar, calling my name....

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43 Chapters
Chapter One: The New Arrival
The scent hit me first.It was sharp and clean, like pine needles crushed underfoot after a storm. But underneath it was something wilder—something untamed. It wrapped around me, sneaking into my lungs, making my heart pound for no reason at all.I stopped mid-step in the crowded hallway of Ravenwood High, my fingers tightening around the strap of my backpack."Earth to Elena?"A manicured hand waved in front of my face. Claire.I blinked, shaking off the sudden rush of dizziness. "Sorry. What were you saying?"Claire sighed dramatically. "Ugh, please don’t tell me you're still thinking about that dream."My stomach twisted.The dream. The same one that had haunted me for weeks now—always the same, always just as vivid. A dark forest, moonlight filtering through the trees. A low growl behind me. And then, golden eyes locking onto mine from the shadows.A whisper, deep and familiar, calling my name.
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Chapter Two: The Pull
The air still felt different.Even as I walked away, my skin prickled with awareness, like something had latched onto me. Like someone was still watching.I exhaled sharply, shaking it off. Get a grip, Elena.Claire didn’t notice my distraction as she prattled on beside me, launching into another one of her daily updates on school gossip. I tried to focus—really, I did—but my mind kept circling back.Jace Wolfe.The name felt wrong in my head, like I shouldn’t be saying it yet. Like it belonged to someone I already knew.I slid into my seat in English class, forcing myself to focus. The whiteboard, the students chatting around me, the distant hum of lockers slamming in the hallway—normal things.Then the door opened.The hush that fell over the room was almost unnatural.I knew without looking.A slow wave of something hot and electric crawled over my skin, the same sensation I’d felt in the ha
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Chapter Three: Unspoken Truths
By the time English class ended, my nerves were completely shot.Jace Wolfe hadn’t said another word to me after that moment—the one where something invisible, electric, and impossible passed between us. But he didn’t have to. His presence alone was enough to keep my skin tingling and my mind racing.I wasn’t sure what I expected when the bell rang. Maybe for him to rush out of the room, avoid me, pretend none of it had happened. Pretend I didn’t exist.Instead, he took his time gathering his things, moving with that same calculated ease, as if nothing could ever rattle him. As if he hadn’t been gripping the edge of his desk like his life depended on it just a few minutes ago.I stole a glance at him as I stood, but he didn’t look my way.Not even once.It shouldn’t have bothered me. It did.I exhaled sharply, pushing through the crowd of students spilling into the hallway. The noise was deafening—lockers slamming, people laughing, conversations blurring into one another. But somehow,
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Chapter Four: The Howl in the Dark
That night, the wind carried something unnatural.I felt it the second I cracked my bedroom window open, hoping for some fresh air to clear my head. Instead, an eerie stillness settled over the trees, the usual nighttime hum of insects gone.I wrapped my arms around myself, staring into the dark expanse of the woods behind our house. I’d grown up listening to the rustling of branches, the distant hoot of an owl, the occasional yipping of coyotes. But tonight, the woods were silent.A different kind of hush.The kind that comes before a storm.Or a hunt.I swallowed hard and stepped back, pulling the window shut. Maybe I was just imagining things. Maybe my mind was still tangled up in the lingering presence of Jace Wolfe.The way he had felt before I’d even seen him.The way his golden eyes had flickered with something unspoken when he looked at me.The way he had tensed the moment he saw my brother, like some invisible force had passed between them.It was ridiculous. I didn’t even kn
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Chapter Five: The Truth in the Dark
Run. Jace’s voice cut through the wind, sharp and urgent. But I didn’t move. I couldn’t. Something deep in my chest told me that running wouldn’t change anything. That whatever was lurking in the woods—whatever had Jace on edge—was already too close. The growl came again, low and hungry, slithering through the trees like a warning. Jace’s grip on my wrist tightened. His breathing was uneven, his muscles locked in place like he was trying to hold himself together. “Please,” he rasped. “Go.” A part of me wanted to listen, to turn and run like any sane person would. But something wasn’t right. Jace wasn’t afraid. He was protecting me. From what? From himself? Before I could answer, the shadows shifted. And then—I saw it. Glowing eyes. Not Jace’s. These were different. Sharper. Predatory. And there were more than one. I sucked in a breath as three figures emerged from the trees. They moved with inhuman grace, their steps silent despite the brittle leaves beneath their
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Chapter Six: A World of Secrets
Jace didn’t speak right away. The moment the others vanished into the shadows, he just stood there—chest rising and falling, muscles locked tight. The glow in his eyes hadn’t fully faded, and neither had the tension in his stance. I could still hear it. That low, guttural growl that had torn from his throat just moments ago. I should have run. Any sane person would have. But instead, I stayed frozen, heart hammering, breath shallow, staring at the boy who wasn’t just a boy. The boy who had shifted right in front of me. The boy who had just saved my life. My voice barely worked. “What—” Jace turned sharply away, hands raking through his hair. “I didn’t want you to see that.” My stomach clenched. “Well, I did.” My voice shook. “And now you have to tell me what the hell is going on.” His jaw flexed. “Elena—” “No.” I took a step forward, fingers curling into fists. “Don’t Elena me. I just watched you—” I swallowed hard. “I just watched you turn into a wolf.” He flinched. Bu
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Chapter Seven: Into the Unknown
The night was thick with the scent of damp earth, the air still and heavy, as if it knew the gravity of the decision I had just made.I had chosen to follow them—Theo, Jace, and whatever else this world was becoming.But there were no answers, no reassurances. Just the unsettling sounds of the forest surrounding me, the rustling leaves, the occasional snap of a twig underfoot.Jace walked beside me, silent and tense. The tension in his jaw hadn’t faded, but there was a new distance between us—an invisible wall that I couldn’t understand. He hadn’t said a word since Theo’s warning. He didn’t even look at me, but I could feel the weight of his presence beside me.The path we followed wound deeper into the woods, twisting between tall trees and thick underbrush. The moon barely pierced the thick canopy above, casting everything in shades of blue and shadow.I wasn’t sure what I was expecting.The world I had just stumbled into seemed endless, dark—and yet, there was something strangely m
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Chapter Eight: The First Test
The journey through the woods felt endless. The trees seemed to loom closer with every step, their twisted branches stretching like fingers toward the sky, blocking out the stars. Despite the chill in the air, I could feel the sweat collecting at the back of my neck. The heavy silence between Jace and me was suffocating, a stark contrast to the tension in the air.Theo led the way, moving through the forest with ease, his steps sure and confident. It was clear that he belonged here—that he was part of this world. But for me, everything felt like it was spiraling out of control.Every part of me screamed to run, to escape the dark forest and the danger that lurked within it. But every step I took brought me closer to something I couldn’t quite understand. And as much as I tried to ignore it, I could feel the pull toward Jace. It wasn’t just the attraction that had flared between us since that first night. No, it was something deeper.Something that terrified me.I glanced at him again,
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Chapter Nine: The Second Challenge
The night pressed in around us, cold and heavy. The whispering wind carried the scent of damp earth, pine, and something else—something older, hidden beneath the surface. I stood in the center of the clearing, my breath shallow, my pulse thrumming in my ears. Every eye in the pack was on me, waiting, watching.The first challenge had been brutal. My muscles still ached, and my heart hadn’t settled since the fight, but I had survived. Now, I was being thrown into something worse.“This next challenge is different,” Zara announced, her voice crisp as frost. “It is not about strength. It is about trust.”The word sent an uneasy shiver through me. Trust? In this place? Among them?“You will be paired with someone,” she continued, pacing in a slow circle. “Someone you may not know. Someone you may not even want to trust.” Her lips curled into a knowing smirk. “But you must.”I turned my gaze to Jace, my heartbeat quickening. Would he be my partner? A flicker of hope sparked in my chest, bu
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Chapter Ten: The Darkness Below
The darkness pressed against me like a living thing, thick and suffocating. The air smelled of damp stone and something else—something old. My breathing was too loud in the silence, each inhale and exhale echoing off the unseen walls.I wasn’t alone.The glowing eyes remained fixed on me, unblinking, inhuman. A guttural growl rumbled from the shadows, vibrating through my bones. Whatever lurked in the depths of this cave was watching. Waiting.I took a slow step back, my heart hammering against my ribs. My foot slid against loose rock, and the sound was deafening in the silence. The growl deepened.Run.The instinct screamed in my head, but I stayed frozen. Running would make me prey. Running would make it chase me.“Elena.”The whisper sent ice down my spine.It was my own voice.I clamped a hand over my mouth. My name had drifted from the darkness, spoken in the same tone, the same breath as I would say it myself.“Elena.”Closer now.My pulse roared in my ears. The caves are playin
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