Novels by Linton

Maddie “Go get her” I yelled at Kain who felt relaxed slopping on the coach after Selena officially after she caught me doing BJ for Kain.He doesn't even get it, Kain is answerable to me and will do exactly what I ask him to do.“What I'm I going to do with her?”“She's useless, a weak human, bring her head to me” he nodded before leaving, turning into Bella, the innocent and caring best friend to Selena.It's so easy to switch from my true self to another. I poured a glass of red wine and took a gulp.Selena doesn't yet know what is coming for her, I just hate her, she thinks she's better than me. A weak and broken human.After a few minutes Kain reported a wolf who came to protect Selena and just then Selena called.I took a deep breath calming myself from the fuse, my blood was boiling but I resisted the urge to yell using my sweet soprano voice.“Hey, bestie”“Bella, you can't tell what…happened to me now” her voice is tense.“Calm down, take a deep breath.” I could hear her bre

Maddie“Are you going to stand there to babysit me or something?” I was taken to a huge house which was filled with expensive stuff. But that isn't my concern. I was dropped on the sofa by Darius and he just disappeared without saying a word and I have a man watching me like I was going to ruin things.“I'm not babysitting you. I'm Alpha Darius beta. Jason” he said. He was indeed 6 foot tall, green eyes and muscular physique.His eyes changed color right In Front of me with a second before it changed back to green. I shook in fear with the thought of him devouring me.“The Alpha wants to see you” I led by him to a room. I got really nervous each step I took. I couldn't tell what awaits me.The door was open revealing Darius shirtless. I swallowed tucking to the hem of my dress. I didn't know I bite so hard on my lower lip when his voice interrupted. He's so hot.“Are you done checking me out” I shook my head.“What… I wasn't..” I stammered so embarrassed to admit.He drew closer to

“Prepare the bows we are going to hurt” I ordered my beta who made the arrangements immediately. My father taught me how to hurt and it almost became part of me.On that day instead of finding an antelope I found my mate. My mate I have been searching for years. She was so scared when I held her in my arms. I could feel the bond but got disappointed at her scent. She smells like a human.I didn't chase after her because she needed time to digest whatever and I felt she was running away from something. After a few minutes of us being apart I just felt her. She was in trouble.I rushed over to save her, a black wolf who wasn't two times my size was over her. I quickly changed to my wolf howling at it and roared loudly, making the birds fly away in fear.He instantly knew I was an Alpha and quickly ran off instead of positioning for a fight. He knew I was going to rip it's heart out if he tried.I went back into the woods and transformed to my human form watching her from the branches

Maddie “Are you okay?” I nodded but eyes searched through my body for injury.I was glad he saved me but at the same time disgusted. He just ditched me for my friend when I thought he was genuine.Genuine! Gosh why would I use that word, he just spoke to me in the woods and already thinks he's a good person but there is something genuine in his voice and in his crimson eyes and yet again I fell for it. I don't really know where this feeling is taking me to but I just feel safe around him.“Is that your trick acting like a hero forgetting you ditched me right In Front of my friend” I pushed him slightly his closeness clutched my stomach.“I'm sorry I didn't know what came over me” I felt he was telling the truth, I didn't know why but I felt he was genuine.He stared at him when he lifted me from the ground and took me to the restroom.I wrap my hands around his neck.“I can't control it but whenever I'm around you. Your scent is so intoxicating”What does he mean by that? Is he re

Maddie “Bestie” Bella ran through the phone in a cheerful manner. I glanced around the forest for the second time in search of any black wolf.My heart was still beating so fast, at least if I was going to die then someone would find my dead body.I didn't even know what brought me into the woods. I was deeply heart unaware I was putting myself in danger.“Kain cheated on me and I'm in the middle of the forest almost devoted by a wolf” I said hurriedly.“Selina you need to calm down, tell me where you are I will come get you” I looked around but my eyes only caught trees and vegetation. I never knew I went this far.“I don't know Bella”“Ok, Selina take a deep breath” I did as I was told.“You have to find your way out of that place as quickly as possible. I will be waiting for you at home”The call dropped looking back if I was going to see the wolf that saved me. I picked up a race running as fast as I could. I was almost out of breath when I got to the road. Few cars passed by a

Maddie I'm ready, ready to lose my virginity for Kain, he has been my boyfriend for years and I wanted to be truly sure he was the one to give my virginity.Today is his birthday, I was going to surprise him with some strawberry cake and at the end we would have sex.I'm ready to lose my virginity even though my folks said it was painful. I sucked in a deep breath staring at myself in the mirror.I wore a short flowery gown satisfied with my look. I picked up the cake and walked out. A ride was waiting for me outside.“Hello” I called when Kain’s house was awfully silent. There wasn't his usual maid. Where could they be?I sighed and headed over to his room but he wasn't there. I heard a distant noise coming from the hallway so I traced it down to the last door. It was slightly ajar and the sound seemed like a moan.Wide the door, Kain towered over 6 feet with his bare chest and his cork buried into a lady’s mouth.The cake fell off with a heavy thud and that was when they took notic

ROWAN Saturday sunlight filtered through the blinds like a promise. I hadn’t realized how much I’d missed quiet mornings until this one — no chaos, no rumors, no meetings at the head teacher’s office. Just peace. And Clara.It had been months since everything fell apart and came back together again. The MVP game, the apologies, the gradual healing. Life felt... lighter now. Maybe because I’d stopped carrying guilt that was never mine to bear. Or maybe because, somewhere along the way, I learned that forgiveness could set you free.I was meeting Clara today — she’d said yes when I asked if we could talk. My hands shouldn’t have been trembling, but they were. I’d faced crowds chanting my name, stood beneath stadium lights, yet somehow, facing Clara was the one thing that made me nervous.The café where we met was quiet, tucked between a bookstore and a flower shop. She was already there when I walked in, wearing a cream sweater and light jeans, a notebook beside her half-finished cup o

CLARASome mornings, I still wake up and forget who I am now. For a few seconds, I expect to hear my alarm blaring, my mom calling from the kitchen, and the sound of Caleb’s car leaving for school. But instead, it’s the quiet hum of my dorm room, the soft ping of new notifications lighting up my phone, and the faint morning breeze brushing against my curtains.I stretch and roll over, squinting at the screen. Messages, emails, mentions. All for me.“Hi Clara, your words saved me.”“Thank you for helping me love myself again.”“You’re the reason I stopped hiding.”I smile before I can stop myself. Sometimes it still feels unreal — that people know my name, that they see me. A few months ago, I was just another girl with her head down, writing in secret because I was too afraid to be seen. Now, Curves and Courage isn’t just a magazine anymore. It’s a movement.I started it as a safe space for fat girls like me — for anyone who had ever been told they were “too much” or “not enough.” Ba

ROWANThe morning sunlight sliced through my blinds, landing squarely on my face, waking me earlier than I expected. I groaned, shifting under the sheets, but something heavier than sleep weighed on me. The MVP competition. Today wasn’t just any game—it was the culmination of weeks, months, maybe even a lifetime of pushing myself, recovering from suspension, and trying to regain footing after everything that had happened. My pulse picked up as I thought about it.I sat on the edge of my bed, letting my hands fall to my knees, staring at the floor. Two weeks ago, I would have been curled in a ball, uncertain, terrified of what awaited me if I stepped onto the field. But now… now I had purpose, a reason beyond personal glory. And that reason had a name: Clara.Clara.I had replayed her expressions in my mind countless times. The day I returned from suspension, the way her eyes lingered on me, a mixture of concern and caution. How she had encouraged me without pushing too hard, giving

AARONI haven’t left my room in hours, not that I have anywhere to go. The world outside seems louder than it has any right to be, but in here, everything feels suffocatingly still. Of course, I could hear the faint hum of the ceiling fan spinning lazily above me, the distant muffled laughter of students passing the windows down the street, and the soft creaks of the house settling. Each sound reminds me of how fragile my situation has become, how easily everything I’ve done could unravel and leave me exposed.I lean back against my chair, staring at the wall, trying to make sense of it all. Every memory of the past few days gnaws at me. The gathering where Clara revealed everything, the look on her face when I confessed—her shock, her hurt, the way she had trembled slightly, unable to mask the tears threatening to fall. That moment replays endlessly in my mind, a haunting loop I cannot stop. I thought I had control, thought I could manipulate a situation to my advantage, and yet her

CALEBI collapsed onto my bed, dragging the mattress slightly with me as if the weight of my own body couldn’t be contained. The room felt smaller than usual, corners pressing in like the walls themselves were judging me. Sunlight filtered through the curtains in pale strips, but it didn’t bring warmth, only awareness—awareness of how trapped I felt in the aftermath of everything. A few days had passed since the storm at school, but the chaos hadn’t faded; it had only nested itself deeper into my chest, a gnawing, relentless weight that pressed on my ribs.The house was quiet except for the distant hum of traffic outside. I could almost hear the pulse of the city beyond, people moving, laughing, living—while I sat, suspended in guilt, frustration, and anger at myself. My chest ached from the knowledge that every choice I had made had consequences I wasn’t ready to face. I wanted Clara. I wanted Rowan gone. I wanted control. And now all I had was shame, guilt, and a deep, unrelenting

CALEB I didn’t know why I had been called. My stomach churned the entire way to the office, my hands clammy, my heart hammering. Something about this felt… different. Dangerous.As I pushed the door open, the room slammed into me like a wave. Clara sat there, her eyes fixed on me, sharp and accusing, and yet… something deeper flickered in them. Rowan was there too, standing tall, his jaw tight, and I could feel the coiled anger just beneath his skin. And Aaron… guilt radiated off him like heat, and I knew we were all trapped in the same storm, just on different sides.I froze, my legs heavy, every step forward seeming impossible. The head teacher’s calm, measured voice cut through my panic.“Caleb,” she said, gesturing toward the chair, “please sit.”I obeyed, though it felt like sinking into quicksand. I couldn’t stop my mind from racing: Why me? What have they found out? I could already feel the walls closing in, the weight of my own lies pressing on me.The head teacher didn’t