Nikora Clegg:Hidden Legacy (The Lost Luna)

MainCharacters

Adriana: Adriana is a determined and talented musician with rare violet eyes. She was homeschooled by her mother to keep her eyes a secret. After her mother's death, she works at a werewolf-owned restaurant. She discovers she has a wolf, Calliope, which is unusual for an Omega. Adriana is cautious and values her independence, often feeling isolated due to her secrets. She interacts closely with her boss James and her flatmates Zeke and Callie.

Daemon: Daemon is the Alpha of the Black Wolf Pack, a strong and assertive leader. He is pressured by his father to find his mate to strengthen the pack. Daemon is resistant to the idea, valuing his independence and focusing on his responsibilities. He has a complex relationship with his wolf, Theo, who is eager to find their mate. Daemon is dedicated to his pack and strives to make it the best it can be.

Adriana and Daemon: Their paths cross as Adriana navigates her new life with her wolf and Daemon deals with the pressure to find his mate. Their relationship develops amidst secrets, power dynamics, and the challenges of their respective roles in the pack.

Main Themes

Hidden Legacy (The Lost Luna) explores themes of identity, belonging, and the struggle for acceptance. Through the characters' journeys, the novel delves into the importance of self-discovery, the impact of societal roles, and the power of love and loyalty in overcoming obstacles.

Hot Chapters

Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 1 Where It All Started

One by one, I felt the devastating loss of every member of my pack, their lives extinguished by a vicious attack. All of them. Every single one of them. My world shattered into three hundred and sixty-eight pieces exactly.

Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 2 Moving On With Life

I was turning 18 in a few months, but I wanted to get a job as a musician. There was no opportunity for that to happen if I only stayed within the pack. Luckily, a friend of my mother, James, owned a restaurant, and even though I was underage, he said I could play the piano at night. I really wanted to get out of the pack and perform not only covers but also my own music.

Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 3 I Don't Need A Luna

Looking out the window, I was trying to take my mind off the current dispute I was having. The gardens were well-kempt, and the outside street was free of rubbish. Various wolves and Omegas were walking past, going about their daily lives. All of them were completely unaware of what was happening in the packhouse. Most of them were clueless about what goes on behind the scenes to create a successful pack.

Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 4 Where Is My Mate?

As the Alpha of our pack, I carried a weighty responsibility on my shoulders. It wasn't just about maintaining order or ensuring the safety of our members; it extended to matters of lineage and tradition, including the somewhat archaic concept of finding a mate chosen by fate. Unfortunately.

Book 1: The Lost Luna - Ch. 5 Caught Up In Thoughts

I looked in the mirror to check that my hair, makeup and coloured contact lens were still okay before I left. I had to be careful to ensure no one saw me without the coloured lens. I had violet eyes, and that was extremely rare. My mother had homeschooled for this reason. She wouldn't explain why I had to keep my eyes coloured, other than to say it was a life or death situation.