Novels by Jackson

AUTHOR'S POVClara scoffed. “You’re pathetic.” She pushed past him, walking out the door.The video cuts off at that point and Alpha Uriel is left reeling back in the revelation before him.Never in a million years would he have thought Elder Gregory to be a gambler, so steadfast in his ways he'd pushed his daughter into a world of debts where she thinks her only way out is to be Luna.He sighed turning to face Maya, her eyes already fixed on him, “What do you think we should do? Now that we know her reasons I don't think our initial punishment is ideal.”Maya shook her head, her expression turning serious, “That's not the case. Her debts have nothing to with Anna and yet she set her up. She deserved to be punished for that. I believe we make our own decisions and path in life,Ivarie's choosing to take the criminal path is her karma.”Maya wasn't wrong,Ivarie had the option of coming to Alpha Uriel for help instead she helped the enemy and hurt one of their own, despite the pity he fe

URIELHis gaze sharpened. “That’s what I thought. Anna is a princess born of an Alpha. She has proven times and again how strong she can be. Red moon? What a red moon. We both know she isn't that weak and that is just an excuse.”Tension crackled between us like a live wire. My jaw clenched tightly and I could hear the sound of grounding. My Aura flared pushing him back but Jay was unmoved, standing his ground.My wolf growled, angry at his disrespect, Jay didn't care, he growled, “Reject her. Now. Free her from the prison you are too selfish to see has her bond.”I don't reply, his words are like whips, hitting at my core, and yet I couldn't give him what he wanted.We stood for what felt like hours in a headlock when the door was suddenly pushed open and Maya walked in.She held onto a phone-like device her expression unreadable, but her sharp eyes didn't miss the tension in the room, switching her gaze between us “I knocked, but no one answered. Am I interrupting?”Her words were c

URIELMorning light streamed through the windows of my office, casting long shadows over the large wooden table where I sat surrounded by a few of my men, including Maya who looked out of place, yet sat as though she belonged here.Each a head in his own right for the different departments of my military, most of them old faces and a few new faces added on after a thorough check. Anna's trial and Maya's words had jolted me awake to the dirty dealing of some of my men. My trust in them has made me lax in my distribution of orders. With the new faces came new ideas that I was willing to welcome, especially now that we had a looming threat.The men sat in a semi-circle surrounding me, the scent of freshly brewed coffee and ink filled the air as we discussed strategies, and cut down ideas that didn't fit. Plans were set in place, many already in motion, if we wanted to root out the rogues before they struck, every move we made had to be calculated and accounted for.“The truth remains

ANNAI sat on the hospital bed, my fingers absentmindedly tracing the cartoon character on my hospital gown, while my room buzzed with conversations. More like arguments.Alpha Uriel, Beta Thomas, and Maya sat around a makeshift table discussing strategies and their plans to overtake the rogue by surprise.After the attack on me, Alpha Uriel had set up base in my room in the guise of protecting me from any further attack, while the news of my awakening was kept under wraps.As per Maya's suggestion, the truth about Ivarie setting me up was also kept under wraps with the idea to keep an eye on her while letting her believe she had won.I sighed, as Beta Tom and Maya started another long line of argument over a strategy while Alpha Uriel frowned like I wasn't even there.Maya leaned against her chair, arms crossed, her sharp eyes scanning a tablet she had brought with her. “I am telling you, the rogues aren’t just selling the drugs, they've been too quiet,” she said, her voice hurried.

AUTHOR'S POVIvarie walked back and forth in her room, her fingers dug into her skin as she struggled to calm the storm raging inside her. The itch slowly overrides her senses. News of Anna’s innocence had spread through the pack like wildfire, canceling all the rumors she had painstakingly started and ruining all her efforts.The elders, who once demanded Anna’s arrest, had now been forced to admit their mistake, angered about this they had renewed their efforts to find the source of the rumor and who had set Anna up. She couldn't understand how everything had gone haywire when a few days ago she'd felt like it was all coming to plan. Her plan had been rock solid even though Uriel hadn't been able to put a dent in it and yet a girl by the name of Maya had single-handedly cleared Anna's name and ruined her plans.Ivarie’s breathing was ragged, her mind spinning with the thought of her failure. She couldn't think properly.Everything was falling apart. Her hands trembled as she reach

URIELMy arms clenched at the mention of Ivarie's name. Thoughts of her had been pushed aside due to Anna's arrest and I only just remembered.A wave of anger washed through me. I was angry at no one but myself. How could I have forgotten all about Ivarie when she had played a huge part in the confusion of the pack. I could only hope that Beta Tom's news brought me the peace I knew I needed.I am about to guide him out of Anna's room when a sudden gasp echoes through the room and Anna's cry caught my attention“Oh my Goddess how could I have forgotten! I remember what happened.”All eyes fell on her, including mine. Our gaze filled with curiosity, but Anna didn't seem to mind, she jolted forward wincing in pain, and repeated herself.“Alpha I remember what happened?”My eyes narrowed, looking at her. “Remember what happened when?”She took a shaky breath, her hands gripping, Jays tightly. I ignore the wave of disgust this sight brings to me and I focus on her words. “Ivarie…I remembe