augustwright.author:Luna of Shadows & Silver

MainCharacters

Tyranni: Tyranni is the female protagonist, characterized by her resilience and determination. She has a troubled past, marked by the death of her mother during childbirth and her father's distant behavior. Tyranni interacts frequently with her grandmother, Aeria, who is a source of warmth and support, and faces constant challenges from her pack, especially Riley Haven and Norrix, the future Alpha.

Norrix: Norrix is the male protagonist, the future Alpha of the pack. He is tough and often critical of Tyranni, but his actions suggest he sees potential in her. Norrix has a complicated relationship with Tyranni, marked by moments of tension and unexpected support. He is also involved with Evangeline and Mina, adding layers to his character.

Development: Tyranni and Norrix's relationship evolves from mutual animosity to a deeper understanding and respect. Tyranni's journey of self-discovery and resilience is intertwined with Norrix's growth as a leader, creating a dynamic and compelling narrative.

Main Themes

Luna of Shadows & Silver explores themes of identity, resilience, and acceptance. Through the struggles and growth of its characters, the novel delves into the importance of self-discovery and the strength found in overcoming adversity. It highlights the complexities of human (and werewolf) relationships and the journey towards finding one's place in the world.

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Cornered

I waited until everyone else was before leaving the locker rooms. As I turned the corner, I bumped into something solid. My heart leapt into my throat, terrified that Riley had cornered me again. Instead, I found myself staring up at a pair of piercing blue eyes.

Lashing

The silver bit into my skin, pain radiating through my back like a thousand icy daggers. I bit my lip, swallowing the scream that rose in the back of my throat like bile. The second strike was worse, white, blinding light flashing behind my eyes. This time, I did scream as agony coursed through me.

Sentencing

My shower was peaceful heaven. All around me, young adults were chattering, but, like always, none of them talked to me. And why would they? I was the weird girl, the outcast. I didn’t know a single person over the age of eighteen who had yet to shift. I didn’t blame them for not accepting me, but it still hurt.

The Ring

I hated training, loathed it, in fact. It was just an excuse for the pack to gang up on the odd one out—on me. Still, I had become quite good. People looked down on me for not being able to shift, so I proved them wrong in the only way I could, by dedicating myself to my training.

Tyranni

It started the same way as always; I was running barefoot through the woods, the smell of damp earth enveloping me like a cool cloak. I shifted the moment I smelled it, rich and warm and musky. Burnt amber and something richer, darker.