All Chapters of The Legacy Luna's Fall: Chapter 51 - Chapter 60

Blake POV - The shadows cloaked him as he watched the Hayre and Lynn wolf retreat. Blake was impressed they had managed to take down one of the creatures so quickly. They were strong wolves, reacting quickly to the danger. Though he couldn’t decipher their strategy to get up the mountain. It had merely seemed like brute force and ignorance. Surely, they had thought it through before they tried to infiltrate Blood Mountain. Their movements had been easy to predict, his warriors stationed on the path long before they made a move, and yet they hadn’t even made it past their first line of defence. He huffed his disappointment. If this was the calibre of wolf the Moon Goddess thought was appropriate to support the Luna of an original three pack, he wasn’t surprised his Alpha saw fit to correct it. Deity or not, their behaviour was rash and undeserving of their mate. She should've chosen better.Blake pushed away another mindlink as the other creatures closed in. Alpha Castriel called th

Mina POV - With his forced marks still bruised and swollen on her neck, Mina didn’t want to be walking at Castriel’s side, but she didn't have a choice. The summons to accompany the Alpha on a tour of his pack had come with a messenger. She would’ve preferred food to a letter, but the cells only got one meal a day. Instead, she was carted off to her room, forced to leave Taylor behind, to quickly change and become presentable for the Alpha. Castriel had insisted she wash off the filth of the cells, but Mina was thankful for the time. She took a hot shower and examined the marks. It was a relief that they still bore red and angry on her skin. Unlike her mate's silvery marks, his had been rejected and would soon heal.It was Luna Evelyn's horrified gaze that made Mina grab a scarf on her way out. It didn't quite compliment the gaudy floor length gown that Castriel had chosen for her, but she was glad for it. She got a heady satisfaction when his eyes first narrowed on her scarf, pierci

Mina POV - It was a simple brushing of fingers, a light touch that sparked the most wonderous of sensations. A pleasant warmth built at her fingertips, a tingle passing between them, spreading across her palm. It was the sparks of the beginning of their mate bond, waiting to be completed. When he didn’t pull away, Mina sighed and took his hand in hers. The feelings were fami

Mina POV - Mina could feel Castriel’s desperation in the air when she was invited for breakfast in the packhouse hall. Evelyn had been forced into his company for dinner, but she had stood strong against his bite. He hadn’t even used silver on her, though there were more attempts marring her neck, deeper and bleeding when she returned to the room. Something had happened. It hung in the air like a foul stench that only those in the know could smell, but it was easy to read the discomfort on their features, the tension in their bodies. She eyed each silver blade the warriors wore on their belts, armed even in the packhouse. Whatever it was, Mina let it fuel her confidence. Something had knocked Castriel off kilter and she would be happy to push him further. She refused to wear the dress he had sent for her, nor did she bother to sit at the table full of fruits and pastries and meats. Despite its hunger, even her stomach stood with her, staying quiet in the face of the temptation. “L

Roman POV - The signal from Allie should’ve come ages ago. Tension built within Roman with every minute that passed without hearing his mate’s howl echo across the cavern that shrouded Blood Mountain. He could admit the pack was well formed, well protected, but it didn’t stand a chance against him after taking one of his mates. The Lynns stayed in a tight formation, tearing through the streets of the pack, making as much noise and ruckus as they could. As planned, it drew the warriors to them like a moth to a flame, giving Allie the space and time to find Mini. Her scent trailed through the pack, an easy path for him to follow. It shouldn't have taken long, yet Roman was on his second loop of the township and still waited for the signal to retreat.Civilians fled into their homes, fear brewing as news of the Lynns’ presence spread around the pack, but Roman meant them no harm. So long as they stayed out of the way and didn’t stop him taking back what was his, he’d cause them no trou