The Untouched Moon Queen: The Sacred Bond

Remy Tonge Romance

Adalyn Mooncrest was born sacred.
As the last untouched princess of the Moon Goddess’s bloodline, she has spent her entire life locked behind palace walls, worshiped by her pack and controlled by the council that claims to protect her. Her purity is not just tradition. It is law. It is power. It is the reason her visions can warn the sacred pack of danger before blood spills.
At least, that is what she has always been told.
No woman in Adalyn’s bloodline is ever given a fated mate. No High Priestess Princess is allowed to desire, to be touched, or to belong to anyone but the crown. If she breaks that sacred vow, she loses her gift, her throne, and the ability to protect thousands of wolves who depend on her.
But Adalyn has never felt like a queen.
She feels like a prisoner dressed in white silk.
So, for one night, she runs.
Disguised beneath moonlight and shadows, Adalyn slips away from the palace and enters a supernatural club where no one bows, no one watches her every breath, and no one calls her holy. For the first time, she dances like a normal wolf. For the first time, she tastes freedom.
Then she crashes into Keiran Blackthorne.
Charming, reckless, dangerous Keiran—the spoiled second son of a powerful Alpha, the boy who hides his pain behind a wicked smile and lives as if nothing in the world can touch him. He is everything Adalyn should avoid. Too bold. Too tempting. Too alive.
And the moment his hand catches her waist, both of their wolves whisper the same impossible word.
Mate.
Adalyn’s world shatters.
Her bloodline is not supposed to have mates. Her body is not supposed to want. Her heart is not supposed to choose. But the bond between them is ancient, violent, and undeniable. One forbidden night in Keiran’s arms gives Adalyn the first taste of a life that belongs only to her.
By morning, her visions are gone.
Terrified that she has doomed her pack, Adalyn flees before Keiran wakes and returns to the palace with a secret that could destroy her. She tells herself she will never see him again. She tells herself one night does not have to become her ruin.
Then, one week later, Keiran arrives at her pack for an Alpha conference.
Only now, he knows the nameless girl who ran from his bed is not just any wolf.
She is Princess Adalyn Mooncrest.
The untouched High Priestess.
The one woman no man is ever allowed to claim.
When Keiran is forced to remain in her pack for a leadership and royal protection program, Adalyn’s nightmare becomes inescapable. He is in her training halls, her council chambers, her palace corridors—and eventually, assigned close enough to protect her.
But Keiran’s touch does not only awaken desire.
It awakens visions.
Not of her pack. Not of future attacks. Not of the sacred warnings she was raised to receive.
Every time he touches her, Adalyn sees his death.
Blood. Silver. Moonlight. His body falling. Her hands stained red.
And in every vision, she is the one who kills him.
As Adalyn fights to recover the power she believes she lost, she and Keiran uncover a truth buried beneath generations of sacred lies. The council has not been protecting the Moon Goddess’s bloodline. They have been controlling it. Harvesting it. Drinking from it. Using the blood of Awakened girls for healing, visions, and power until some elders have become monsters hiding behind holy robes.
Worse, Adalyn and Keiran are not accidents.
They are the last born royals of the original Crown Bloodline—the final female and male heirs the council tried to erase. Together, fully marked, they could restore the true throne, share divine power, and create the heir the Moon Goddess always intended.
That is why the council lied.
That is why they killed male Moon-blood descendants.
That is why Keiran was cursed.
That is why Adalyn was raised to believe love would make her powerless.
Because a virgin priestess can be controlled.
A fully bonded Moon Queen cannot.
When the council discovers Adalyn is no longer untouched, they move to end her before Keiran can complete the bond. Their plan is simple: kill the corrupted princess, awaken the next girl, and keep the old system alive.
But as Adalyn lies dying in the sacred temple, Keiran makes the choice that will expose them both.
He marks her.
The forbidden bite saves her life, but it also awakens the curse inside him. Now the visions grow stronger. The future closes in. The council’s monsters are circling. And Adalyn must face the most horrifying truth of all:
To save Keiran, she may have to fulfill the prophecy.
She may have to kill her mate.
And then bite him back.
Because one mark saves.
Two marks awaken.
And a completed bond shares the power the council feared most.

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