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Corvin Academy Series by Ruby Vincent – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read http://www.xoxobooks.com Thu, 01 May 2025 18:18:20 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 http://www.xoxobooks.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/favicon.png Corvin Academy Series by Ruby Vincent – Read Books Online Free Ebooks good best novels to read http://www.xoxobooks.com 32 32 Moon Cursed (Corvin Academy #2) Read Online Ruby Vincent http://www.xoxobooks.com/moon-cursed-corvin-academy-2-read-online-ruread-online-vincent Thu, 01 May 2025 18:18:20 +0000 http://www.xoxobooks.com/moon-cursed-corvin-academy-2-read-online-ruread-online-vincent Genre: Alpha Male, Dark, Fantasy/Sci-fi, Paranormal, Suspense Authors: Ruby Vincent Series: Corvin Academy Series by Ruby Vincent
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Total pages in book: 109
Estimated words: 103548 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 518(@200wpm)___ 414(@250wpm)___ 345(@300wpm)

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I put my treacherous fated mates in their My bed
A jail cell
Their grave

That should have been the end of it, but of course, Luame never would’ve given me soulmates who took it lying down.
I have a war to fight on all fronts, but it’s the war for my heart that I’m losing—badly.

Life has never been more dangerous. The fate of Wolf Nation and millions of lives rests on my shoulders. I don’t have time for love!

Do you believe me?
No?

Yeah, those hot alpha bastards don’t either.

Moon Cursed is the second book in the Corvin Academy trilogy. This book features spicy spice, language, and fierce wolves who never surrender

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Prologue

Something struck my face, fluttering my eyes open.

Squinting, my watery eyes landed on something pink and wiggling. It came closer to me, as if sensing the blinding pain behind my eyes and wanting to comfort me.

My vision cleared and I came face to face with the writhing pile of worms.

“Ahh!” Shooting up, I flew back and screamed—clutching my aching head.

I felt awful. Between blowing up the bond and taking another blow to the head, everything from my chin up was soaked in agony. Dizziness made my world spin. The pounding in my skull echoed in my ears. Pitching forward, I vomited.

“Wha... What’s going on?”

“—had no choice.” A voice reached my sensitive ears. “Everyone’s gone mad. They’re under her spell. I had to stop her. I had to save Wolf Nation. This is the only way. The only way.”

Something struck me again. Blinking, I saw it was dirt.

Everything dirt. Everywhere dirt! Tipping my head back, back, back, I swept up the hard, earthen walls and locked eyes with Badr... and his shovel.

“My gods, Badr,” I breathed, horror leadening my voice. “What are you doing?”

“I’m stopping you!” His eyes were crazy. “You gave me no choice.”

“No choice?” I whipped around, taking in the eight-foot hole I was dropped in. High above me and Badr was nothing but a roof of trees and sky, and I meant nothing. I couldn’t hear the academy anymore. I couldn’t hear the bustle, whisper, and romp of hundreds of students partying in a ballroom.

Which meant they’d never hear me.

“Of course you have a choice! You can choose not to bury me alive!”

“I have to stop you,” he hissed, mostly to himself. “For Castor, for Wolf Nation, for everyone. You’re too dangerous. You won’t stop until you’ve taken us all down.”

There was no talking to him. Rising to my feet, I tried to shift and a sharp spike went through my brain, dropping me screaming on my ass.

“What’s going on? Why can’t... I shift?”

“Don’t you fucking dare!” Badr shouted at me, but I was barely listening.

I probed my wolf, begging her to come out. But nothing. There were consequences for making promises in Luame’s name. There were even more for denying the fated mate she chose for you.

And now I knew what they were.

Blowing up the bond had done something horrible to me and my wolf. She was weak, broken... dying.

I needed to get us both help. I needed to get out of this hole!

“B-Badr,” I moaned, clutching my head. “You have to stop. You’re not thinking clearly. If you kill me, the shifter race—”

“—will be just fucking fine! You mated with Edric. That’s more than enough to ensure the shifter race doesn’t die.”

“No, this isn’t about that!” My voice rose as he dumped another shovelful of dirt on me. “This is bigger than that. It’s more important than you can possibly understand. Please, you have to stop, get me out of here, and get me some help.”

“Get you help?” Badr threw his head back laughing. I can honestly say I didn’t know what a maniacal laugh was before that frightening, unhinged sound ripped from his throat. “You must be joking! You’re done, Volana.” He tossed dirt at my feet. “You’re dead.”

Real and pure panic burst in my chest. There was a reason that everyone kept threatening me by saying they’d put me in a hole. There was nothing more dangerous to a moon wolf than a hole. Why?

For the same damn reason a big, deep hole was dangerous for a mundane. We couldn’t get out. I couldn’t use my phasing power because I’d end up lost in the cold and dark for a millennium, or until I died of thirst and starvation. I couldn’t shift unless I had room to shift, and Badr hadn’t done me the favor of giving me room. If he covered me and walked away, I was exactly what he said—dead.

“Okay, listen,” I rasped, desperation bleeding into my voice. “I know you’re scared and feeling trapped, but this isn’t the way. You don’t want to do this. I know you don’t, or you wouldn’t be trying so hard to justify yourself to your wolf right now.”

His brow twitched, hand tightening on the shovel. I struck dead-on. “My wolf will get over it,” he gritted. “You have to be stopped.”

“Badr, please, Castor wouldn’t want this—”

“Don’t you dare!” He swung the shovel at me, making me hit the ground screaming. The shovel caught on my dress and ripped it. “Don’t speak his name! You have no idea what my brother would want. You didn’t know him—”

“No one knew Castor better than me!”

Badr scoffed. “You never quit, do you? Even now you’re trying to spin more of your fairy tales about how my brother beat you and controlled you—”

“I never said that.”

“—and he made your life a living hell, but I knew him,” he roared, pounding his chest. “My father cheated on his mother with the cook and had me. That fucking hypocrite bastard hated me from the moment I was born. I was the constant proof of what a lying, honorless shit Cygnus Tahan is, and he couldn’t stand it.

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Moon Kissed (Corvin Academy #1) Read Online Ruby Vincent http://www.xoxobooks.com/moon-kissed-corvin-academy-1-read-online-ruread-online-vincent Sun, 02 Feb 2025 19:15:18 +0000 http://www.xoxobooks.com/moon-kissed-corvin-academy-1-read-online-ruread-online-vincent Genre: Alpha Male, Fantasy/Sci-fi, Paranormal Authors: Ruby Vincent Series: Corvin Academy Series by Ruby Vincent
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Total pages in book: 121
Estimated words: 114617 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 573(@200wpm)___ 458(@250wpm)___ 382(@300wpm)

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I was the chosen one.

Born with the rarest power. The fated mate of the most powerful, strongest, and handsome men in our pack.

I was going to change the world, and bring the Wolf Nation to great heights.

Until I murdered my mate during the bonding ceremony and took off.

I know what you’re thinking.

He must have treated me terribly.

Nope. You couldn’t have met a sweeter guy.

He was a hundred years old with three rotting teeth, body odor, and aggressive toe fungus.

Again, nope. He was six feet of young, dark, sexy, and handsome with abs that made you weep.

But then why, why, blah, blah, blah.

You want answers. Everyone does.

I blew into Corvin Academy with a bounty on my head and blackmail that makes me untouchable. But everyone from the alpha council to the five blisteringly hot and angry mates I rejected are determined to find out why I killed our future alpha, and what I’m going to do next. They’re even more determined to put me on a leash.

Yes, yes. Everyone wants a reason for the terrible, awful thing that I did and the betrayal of everything I once held dear, but I’m going to save you some time and boil it down to

The villain in this story … It’s me.

Moon Kissed is a paranormal bully romance that features dark themes, spice, language, and wickedly hot shifter love interests. This is book one of a trilogy. Not standalone.

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Prologue

“Luame, our moon goddess, blesses you.”

I knelt exposed on the rock, clad in nothing but a sheer robe that provided neither cover nor warmth.

The whole of Wolf Nation spread before me, claiming every square inch and trampling every grass blade in the miles-wide field. This was a momentous occasion. One waited for and held in anticipation for a hundred years, and the weight of that hope fell on my shoulders.

“Daciana, high priestess of the Volana Clan.” The officiant, Boanna, marked my forehead with blessed oil. “Rise, hope of our nation, and find your mate.”

Rising to my feet, I stood tall on the natural, rocky platform that was my throne, my stage, my chopping block.

This was it. The moment every wolf in every clan in every country had been waiting for from the day I was born with the moon goddess’s mark on my stomach where a belly button was supposed to be. I wasn’t born of man and wolf, I was born of Luame, and as her chosen, I became the mother wolf.

Within me was the power of a new generation. On this night, my fated mate would reveal himself to me, the clans, and the world. If my mate was strong, the next generation of werewolves would be strong. If they were weak, the next generation would be weak. And if I died before I found my mate and consummated our bond, then the next generation would be nothing at all. Not wolves, not shifters, not powerful. They’d be mundane, and Wolf Nation would die out. Forever.

Slowly, I turned on the spot—scanning the hundreds upon thousands of faces staring back at me. I tensed to see nothing. No glow. Not even the glow of the moon with it hidden behind passing clouds.

What’s going on? What does this mean? Do I not have— There!

There it was. Shining so brightly it blinded, a heavy, ethereal blueish-white glow surrounded a figure in the distance.

The applause was deafening. The wolves hooted, jumped, and roared as that glow parted the crowd, coming for me.

“Wait— Another,” someone shouted. “Another mate has been chosen!”

I spun around, searching for the voice, but finding Luame’s glow instead. It was true. Another mate had been chosen for me.

“Two fated mates? This hasn’t happened for a century,” Boanna cried. “Not since Thema and her fates brought about the golden age of wolves. This is wonderful. This is—” She choked out a strangled cry that cut off the rest of her sentence.

I didn’t know why until I saw the third glow... and the fourth... and the fifth... and the sixth.

Thud.

The officiant hit the rock hard, passing out so I didn’t have to. The elation going through the crowd was contagious. Overwhelming.

I didn’t know what to do other than stand there naked and eyes blown as my fates came for me, and so did my need for them.

“W-who?” the officiant croaked, kicking free of her tangled robes to shove back onto her feet. “Who are our champions? Our hopes for the future. Name yourself, blessed fates!”

A deep, sonorous voice cast across the divide. “Edric of the Wind Wolves.”

The officiant gasped, clapping her hand over her mouth. The older, red-haired, red-faced woman was taking all the good reactions for herself, but her reaction was warranted. A wind wolf had never mated with a mother moon wolf like myself before. Together we would create something... new.

“Orion of the Fire Wolves,” called another voice, panging my heart painfully in my chest.

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