Arion's pack had one rule above all others to keep them safe: To keep what they were a secret and no romantic relations with humans. To blend safely and avoid the radar of the group hunting them down, they had succeeded in maintaining a position among the villagers.

Owen had known Arion for years. Her family supplied the village with meat.
Coming into the village less and less over the years, Arion arrives at the yearly festival. When Owen sees her, she is not how he remembered her. As the two visit, they are conflicted with blooming feelings. Though it is forbidden, Arion cannot contain her affection for Owen. 

On their journey to understand what is happening, many truths and deceptions are exposed. Trying to fight the odds against them, Arion and Owen have life-altering decisions to make. It's now up to them to save the pack from more than just the humans that are hunting them.

Secrets of the First Moon is created by L. Kunzer, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author. 

Secrets of the First Moon

“It was you?” Owen breathed more than spoke.


His father tilted his head. “It was me what? Have you gone funny boy?” he asked, poking Owen in the chest as he brushed past him.


Owen stood in shock. He couldn’t seem to pull himself to move. In his mind, he saw himself attacking his father. Then again, his mind was also saying that he was dreaming and all that was happening never really took place. Soon, he’d wake up from this and all would be normal. But then, he didn’t want things to go back to normal, and he knew they never would. 


Owen’s shock faded as he heard the baker’s voice calling.


“Oy!” came his father’s reply as he made his way to the door. 


Isaac met the baker at the door as they spoke for a moment.


Owen stared at his father’s back. This man, his own blood, he knew absolutely nothing about him. Did that mean Owen was a stranger to himself? If his father hid this, what else was pulsing through his own veins?


Chapter 41: True Forms