Novels by Jimoh Omowumi

DAZE"Felda… you did this.""You killed my mate and ran away with my pup!"“Ahhhhh!” I screamed, my claws digging into the wall until it cracked. Pain shot up my arms, but I didn’t care. Nothing mattered anymore. My chest heaved with rage, grief, and a thousand thoughts I couldn’t control. I could feel the world spinning, yet nothing could touch the fire in my blood.King Finnian was there, trying to calm me down, but I barely noticed him. Everyone had come after the news reached them. They had heard my mate was dead. Her sister had been crying since the day it happened, blaming herself for leaving her behind. King Finnian held her in his arms, murmuring soft words I didn’t want to hear. Her parents had been grieving too, silent and broken, their tears were like knives stabbing at the emptiness I felt.I went mad the next day when I saw my mate in cold blood. I saw the ruin she had left behind, my guards were slaughtered like lambs, their lifeblood was painting the earth. I ran thro

FELDAEverything she said kept ringing in my head like a curse I couldn’t shake off. Elsa… in labour… dying. The words sank into me slowly, like cold water sliding down my spine. I blinked and looked up, expecting to still see Emora standing there, crying, begging, and breaking. But she was gone.My heart jumped.“Emora?” My voice cracked. “Emora!”I rushed out of the cave like something was chasing me. My feet hit the wet forest ground, and I didn’t care that branches tore at my skin. I pushed through tall grass and thick bushes, shouting her name again and again.“Emora! Please, where are you?! Come back to me!”My voice echoed into the trees like a frantic animal. I searched like a madwoman, turning left and right, dragging my fingers through the dark leaves as if I could pull her out of them.I shouldn’t have said those things to her. I shouldn’t have slapped her. I shouldn’t have called her a snake. What was wrong with me? Why did I always push away the only person who stayed? Wa

FELDAI didn’t understand why she wouldn’t leave me alone. Why did none of them ever stop touching what should’ve been dead years ago? They all wanted me broken, torn apart, crawling in the dirt while they watched and laughed. But the Moon Goddess had her own plans. She kept me alive, not because she loved me… but because of Emora.If that girl hadn’t sneaked out that night, if she hadn’t poured that bitter antidote down my throat while everyone wanted me gone, I would’ve died from the poison. A slow, burning death. Maybe that would’ve given them peace.So I stayed alive. Because one soft-hearted girl disobeyed her orders.I shouldn’t have been surprised when I later heard everything, every lie, every poison, every betrayal was caused by Velin. I had always known she had a hand in it. Arianna wouldn’t work for anyone without a bigger monster behind her. Velin was that monster. I wished her dead a thousand times over. I wished the ground would swallow her bones.When she finally paid t

ELSAI hadn’t had peace of mind since the moment I learned the truth about what we’d done to Queen Felda. I found out from her maid that she was the one who had truly saved Daze. She had given up her only chance at happiness for him. And Daze didn’t know. He probably hated her so much that he wished she’d died instead… He never wanted me to speak her name.Guilt gnawed at me every day, heavy and relentless. I couldn’t undo the wrong, I couldn’t erase the past, but maybe… maybe I could ask for forgiveness. If it were even possible.I sent men to find her, careful that Daze never knew. They tracked her to a remote cave. When I learned she was alive, my heart ached and swelled at the same time. She had survived alone, abandoned by everyone even her family, the people she trusted. She was stronger than I could have ever imagined.I wrote her a letter, pouring everything out. I told her what I knew about her, how grateful I was for all she’d done, how I had betrayed her. At the end, I aske

ISOLDE I couldn’t believe this day had finally come. I never thought I would feel this kind of happiness, this kind of ending that felt like a dream I was too scared to speak aloud. I had always imagined being with Finnian, yes, but never imagined standing beside him as a queen. The thought made my chest tighten and my heart flutter.He had insisted we marry before his coronation, and as always, the elders had no choice but to obey. They muttered among themselves, their anger barely hidden, but it didn’t matter. I thought we had freedom... freedom to choose whom we wanted as long as they wanted us but Finnian had shown me that fate had already chosen for us.The maids fussed over me as I sat in front of the mirror, letting them dress me in the red royal gown Finnian had chosen. It shimmered with gold stones, catching the light with every movement, reflecting the kind of elegance only a queen could carry. I was silent, letting them braid and twist my hair, letting their hands prepare

ISOLDEI closed the door quietly, expecting the familiar face of one of my maids, but it wasn’t them, it was Finnian. Standing there, framed in the doorway, my chest clenched at the sight. I didn’t want to see him. I wasn’t ready.“Let me in, Isolde,” he said, frustration bleeding into his voice, his power barely contained in the room. I hesitated. But then, my curiosity won over my pride, and I opened the door. He stepped inside, cautious at first, then bold, reaching as if to touch me.“I-Isolde…” His voice was soft, almost pleading.“What are you doing here, Finnian?” I asked, keeping my tone steady, though my heart thudded against my ribs. He raised a brow, a flicker of impatience passing over his features.“You’re asking what I’m doing in my mate’s chamber?”My lips pressed into a thin line. “So now… You remember I’m your mate, after a moon of anger and… forgetfulness? I didn’t even know we’d see each other again,” I said quietly, sadness slipping into my words. I saw the guilt f

YELENAI should’ve known this would happen.The moment I received that card, I should have known. I should have known it would spiral into this mess, that it wouldn’t just ruin my reputation but drag Jackson’s down with me. My teeth bit into my lower lip as I thought about it. I had wanted to get close to him, to be friends while we worked together. I had wanted to be normal, just to be around my ex-mate, a wolf who could scare the life out of anyone with a single glare. But now look at us. Look where I had dragged him.I smiled bitterly at him, at how he had tried to prove me wrong. Who would have thought we’d end up this close, only to be thrown into a deadly situation neither of us had asked for? Not as friends. Not as colleagues. Not as anything.“You're not going to suspend any of them,” a deep, sudden familiar voice boomed, snapping me out of my bitter thoughts.I turned my head sharply. Everyone in the council chamber had already frozen, some elders were midway to leaving, som

JACKSONThere was no escaping this.We were already seated inside the Pack Council chamber, the most feared room in the entire city. The walls felt too close, built with cold stone and old magic that clung to the air like smoke. The elders sat in their high black chairs, their faces stern, their eyes were sharper than wolf claws. Their presence alone was enough to make a grown wolf kneel.It was I, Lena, Selene, and the hospital director who were present. We bowed slightly to show respect, even though my wolf hated doing it. Their alpha wasn’t here, which gave me a little relief. He was worse than all of them combined.But today… the elders alone were enough to break me.The room carried a heavy silence that pressed on my chest. Whatever they decided today would either be our new beginning or the end of everything we worked for.I rubbed my palms together, trying to keep my hands from shaking.One of the elders, a tough-looking man with silver hair and eyes that looked like they had s

JACKSONMy life flashed right in front of my eyes.One second the hospital was quiet, almost too quiet. Next, everything fell apart. I didn’t even know where I went wrong or how it had happened. Since I started this work, since I joined the emergency division to treat patients, this has never happened. Not even once.We saved people. That was the job. We saved pups, saved omegas, saved alphas bleeding out after rogue attacks. We were trained for chaos. But how could someone we fought to save just die like that… like their life was nothing?And the worst part?Whoever killed that pup drained all her blood. Every drop inside this hospital. It didn't happen in the woods, on a dark street, in a hidden alley. But here on the pack grounds. Under my nose.How? Why? What kind of monster would do that? What kind of creature even had the guts?So many questions ran through my head, they almost made me lose my mind. My reputation could go down, my work could go down, my entire life could crumble

YELENAThe first thing I felt was a heavy weight on my hand.It was warm, tight, and almost desperate.When I opened my eyes, everything was bright white and blurry. I blinked once, twice, until the room finally stopped spinning. I was in a hospital bed. Me... a whole doctor lying down like one helpless patient that didn’t know the difference between a headache and real danger. Great.I turned my head and saw Tyler sitting beside me, holding my hand as if he let go, I would disappear. His head was down, his hair was messy, his jaw clenched like he had spent hours fighting ghosts only he could see.When he felt my movement, his head snapped up.“Baby… you’re awake,” he breathed, relief drowning his voice.Before I could respond, someone groaned. I looked at my other side and wow.Alpha Tristan. He was sitting there like a king who didn’t like where his throne was placed. His eyes were fixed on me, blazing and unreadable, but he kept his distance like someone told him, Touch her and you

YELENAI kept staring at the same spot on the wall like the answers were hidden there. My chest still felt tight. My head still felt full. Ria was gone. Just like that. One minute, we were fighting for her life with everything in us, and the next minute, she was lying there cold. I still couldn’t wrap my mind around it.We saved her. We saved her!And now she was dead.My tears refused to fall properly because everything felt unreal, like I was trapped inside a dream that refused to end. Who could have done that? Who would be bold enough, stupid enough, heartless enough to walk into a hospital full of wolves and drain someone dry?Who was the monster living among us?How dare he ruin all our efforts? How dare he do this to me? To Jackson? To our patient? In our own hospital?This had never happened before in this city. Wolves had died, yes but under normal circumstances. Healing gone wrong, rogue attacks, pack fights, sickness. But never something this shady. Never something that scre

NYRAI pushed the door and slipped quietly into Ria’s ward. The sun wasn’t even fully up yet, but I didn’t care. I had been thinking about her all night. I came yesterday at midnight and saw her breathing so well. I even smiled to myself when I left because she looked stronger. I told myself she would stand soon. Maybe in a few days. Maybe even surprise us all and walk out of here on her own feet.But this morning felt different.I stood by her bed calling her name, waiting for her eyes to open like she always did when she heard my voice.She didn’t move.I called again, louder this time. “Ria… hey, wake up. Nurse Nyra is here,” I teased lightly, forcing a smile as I reached out and touched her cheek. Her skin was cold. Not the normal sick cold. A deeper one. But I convinced myself it was nothing. “Was the sleep too sweet?” I said with a soft laugh, pretending everything was fine.Then I checked her again… and that was when the fear started crawling up my spine.Her chest wasn’t risi