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The Moon's Choice

Chapter 22 Night in the Tower

Word Count: 2264    |    Released on: 17/09/2026

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The Moon's Choice
“Alice has spent years building a life she can control. A job. A routine. A world that makes sense. Then strangers begin recognizing her, silver light flashes in her eyes, and two men enter her life carrying secrets neither of them is willing to explain. One of them seems tied to the life she knows. The other belongs to a world that should not exist - a world of dragons, ancient magic, and a past Alice was never meant to remember. The more she searches for answers, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Her identity has been hidden for a reason. Magic reacts to her before she understands it. A dragon recognizes her. People around her know pieces of her story that she herself has forgotten. And the man who should be impossible knows her name before she ever tells him. But Alice is not a woman who follows blindly. As attraction, suspicion, and old loyalties collide, she is forced to choose whom to trust - and whether the feelings growing between her and a man from another world are truly hers, or another part of a fate someone else has written for her. Soon, the mystery surrounding Alice becomes larger than her own past. The balance of another world is tied to her awakening, and ancient power is beginning to move again. Love may offer her a reason to stay, but love alone cannot decide her future. Because the greatest danger is not the dragon, the magic, or even the war threatening to rise. It is losing the right to choose who she becomes. The Moon's Choice is a fantasy romance filled with dragons, hidden identity, ancient magic, romantic tension, dangerous secrets, and a heroine who refuses to surrender her freedom - even for love.”