Story By fiona N'ganga
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fiona N'ganga

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Hunger beneath the moon.
Updated at Jul 13, 2026, 10:19
Cindy Orching has spent her entire life surviving. An orphan raised by her loving grandmother, she earns a scholarship to medical school believing education is the only path to the future she has always dreamed of. But when tragedy steals the only family she has left, Cindy is forced to balance endless lectures, exhausting night shifts, and overwhelming grief—all while convincing herself that she is strong enough to carry the weight of the world alone. Until two strangers refuse to let her. Professor Kael hides a devastating secret behind calm green eyes. Professor Vaelor carries centuries of guilt beneath his effortless charm. One is an ancient werewolf cursed by the Moon Goddess. The other is a vampire haunted by the sins of his immortal past. Enemies by nature, they are bound together by fate—and by a prophecy that promises redemption only through one extraordinary human woman. When Cindy unknowingly steps into their lives, the impossible begins. An ancient pendant awakens long-forgotten magic. Hidden truths unravel. Curses older than kingdoms begin to crack. As supernatural forces emerge from the shadows, Cindy discovers that her parents were not who she believed they were, and that her own existence may be the key to the survival of every supernatural race. But accepting Kael and Vaelor means accepting a destiny she never asked for. To love them is to become part of a world ruled by gods, monsters, ancient laws, and deadly enemies who will stop at nothing to keep the curse alive. As passion gives way to trust, and trust grows into an unbreakable family, the three must decide whether love is powerful enough to rewrite history—or whether the mistakes of the past will destroy the future they are only beginning to build. A sweeping paranormal romance filled with ancient mythology, forbidden bonds, found family, emotional healing, and the enduring power of choice, this is the story of three broken souls who discover that redemption begins not with power, but with love.
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