Fated Triad: Shadows of the Moon

Lyal

, where among the stacks of worn-out books and antique tomes I could immerse myself. Here I was invisible, something I found comforting. In Silverwood, an Omega like me

ys empty; the last users had long since left. I went throughout the aisles returning wayward books

e was striking, with a strong posture suggesting might. My pulse skipped a beat-no typical werew

ed from the darkness looking really good with dark, disheveled hair and pie

y, his voice like velvet. I'm Kaelan Blackwoo

wood triplets, Darius, Lucian, and Kaelan. I never expected them to find me; their presenc

attempting to project cal

de as though he owned the place, he said, "We need to talk about a matter of great

ense of doom. Hoping the alone would help me to better assess the m

n, he said, "I'm here because of a prophecy." "It's thought that a fated mate will br

as constructed, not just tales. It was both exciting and terrible to realize that, as an Omega w

legation, I answered, "I don't unders

hecy describes a mate who can see behind the curtain of the present into the future. Though the C

me, their exacting adherence to tradition has always made life chall

n against this?" My voice

mate per Alpha. It is anathema to three Alphas to have one mate shared among them. B

rt shot up into my mouth. I looked at Kaelan, who was

is voice low and urgent

iled him to the noise source. I spotted smashed glass and tipped furniture whe

ckly, his better senses scouring the space. His eyes gleamed with purpose, and for t

eath seized in my throat when I identified the invader: a

ase. I hardly had time to respond before the mysterious

around the library. Kaelan battled with an intensity that was both hypnotic and te

-a pendant with a complex design. Though I couldn't really put it, it was fami

man stopped, their eyes locked with mine for a brie

e a mix of relief and frustration,

heart was thumping.

to undercut our work. This is only starting now. The Council won't

o the tranquil areas of the library, but now I was thrown into a risky political and prophet

his conflict? My voice was no

n evident. "We haven't found it yet. Nevertheless, we have

d ahead felt dangerous as Kaelan and I confronted an uncertain future; I couldn't help but w

ays would be dangerous and fascinating. And when Kaelan's palm touched mine, I experie

t was dead. I was now in the middle of a tempest that would completely change