Novels by Olivia Bhelle Kildare

EmmaOne year later....I close my eyes into our kiss, feeling Devon inside me as he moves us into a rhythm. He’s so hard, his stiff cock hitting just the right spot like he always does, though there’s something a little different about our lovemaking this morning.And I can’t wait to tell him later.I try not to think about my plans for the day so I can enjoy this moment together. So, I relax, focusing on how amazing it feels to have my mate inside me, deepening our connection with every stroke.Once I focus on the joy of it, it takes just seconds to rise into orgasm, and Devon only gives it a few more strokes before he joins me over the edge.We come down from our ecstasy, and he pulls me on top of him for a few more kisses that taste like magic.“You’re distracted, my Luna,” he whispers between kisses. “What’s up?”I giggle into his next kiss, closing my eyes to enjoy it before answering. “Nothing’s up,” I tell him. “I just have a fun day planned for us.”“Every day that I lead our

EmmaI still can’t believe it’s over. We’re standing by the warehouse now, Devon’s strong arm wrapped protectively around me as if there is still danger.There isn’t. But I can understand his reluctance to just relax and enjoy this. He has been fighting these people for so long. Well, he’s been fighting the vampires, but that was all the doing of this damn Imperial Council, which is now completely defunct.The remnants of it are marched by us, a few of them flicking their gaze toward us as they pass before being forced into one of the many black vans that arrived while we were dealing with the people in the quarry.I can still feel the electric magic pulsating in me. I guess I need to look into my mage side a bit more, however that’s going to happen.The vampires who crowd around haven’t said a word. Not Kinsington and his group—no, they’re never at a loss for words, especially him. But the New York vampires are much more formal, reminding me more of those dark, mysterious vampires I’

Devon“Shit,” I say out loud. There’s no sense in staying quiet anymore since this man or... whatever he is… has pointed us out. “Get everyone down here,” I tell Kelly in the mind-link, and it is only seconds later that their hurried footsteps pad up behind us.“What the hell is that?” Kelly asks from behind me.“Some sort of magic,” is all I can answer. “I guess they’re not just humans.”“Oh, they’re humans all right,” Kinsington says. “They’ve just tapped into some dark magic.”“Whatever it is, we need to act fast because they’re closing in,” I tell everyone. The whole group of humans has split from their circle, and they’re all headed up the hill toward us.“We can’t let them out of the quarry,” Emma says. “They’re in a group down there. Up here, they’ll split up and surround us.”“Watch out!”I’m not even sure who yelled it, but my gaze flicks to the source of their concern: one of the humans is pulling out a box… with vials.“They have the serum,” Kinsington says frantically. “If

EmmaMy heart is racing.Most of the people are already out of the building, and the two people who just pulled up never even went inside. I don’t know how many are left in there exactly, but judging by the list Kinsington showed us, there’s probably less than a dozen.Blowing up the building won’t even do any good now. In fact, it’ll blow our cover.“Wait!” I tell him, trying to balance my panicked yell with a softer voice that won’t alert the people below.Devon whips his head around to look at Kinsington, who has his hand on the switch but hasn’t moved it yet. “She’s right,” he says hastily. “Blowing up the warehouse will just let them know we’re onto them. We need to go after them down where they’re going to meet for the ritual.”“We’ll be at a disadvantage,” Kelly chimes in. “Even if they’re just humans, we’re outnumbered.”“This will be our only chance to get them all at once,” Kinsington says. “Snowberg said that after this, they’ll scatter and only meet online. Taking them out

DevonI’m so hyped up that Emma is back, I want to have a party, to run through the woods in my wolf, howling at the moon with pure exhilaration. I was so worried that I’d lost her to her wolf mind. I was ready to deal with it, to spend the rest of our lives as wolves if we had to, just so I could be with her. But my father taught me the Alpha link, and it made all the difference. I wish I could tell my father how much he had helped us.But parties, celebrations, and thoughts about my father all have to wait. We have to stop everyone who has anything to do with the Imperial Council.First things first, though—I have to get Emma back to the hotel so she can clean up and rest. “We’d better wash up our faces before getting a cab,” I suggest. We’re in clean clothes, and much of the blood from our attack disappeared with our fur, but there’s enough left that our appearance might raise suspicion.“Okay,” she agrees. “There are some by the elevators on the main floor, if I remember right.”

EmmaIt’s in the far reaches of my memory—a woman with red hair, lost and confused in a world that doesn’t include me, far from the forest. She doesn’t know me, her wolf.A vision flashes before me.“Take her!” a male shifter yells. I do not understand the words, yet I’m in this man’s arms, small, an infant swaddled in cloth.The female is also a shifter. She is not my female parent. I can sense it. Yet she takes me with little hesitation.“Get her somewhere safe, anywhere!” the male hollers.We run, and the female holds me tight in her hands as the heat of fire erupts around us. We find the tree line, an escape toward freedom, yet she pauses a moment, turning back just in time to see the male facing the inferno, taking down an odd humanoid creature in front of him before he himself is enveloped by flames.And now, I hear my mate calling out in our shared voice, urging me to regain the form of the red-haired woman.And so, I do.My fur recedes, my limbs reshaping and growing to the wo

MaggieThe loud yet pleasant sounds of the city fade as we travel farther into the country. It’s about an hour’s drive to Ethercrest, and our home is on its outskirts, so I sit back and relax, enjoying the beautiful countryside.Everything is in bloom right now. Purple, red, and yellow flowers blanket the hillsides. There are even a few trees with pink blossoms left over from late spring.We pass the town, and Oscar waves at some of the people he knows there. I join in the greetings, though I don’t feel like a local just yet. I know it will come in time. Everyone smiles when we pass. It seems like good people live here.Finally, we head toward our farmstead, and Oscar’s stomach lets out a growl.It makes me laugh. “I guess I’d better get started on dinner as soon as we get home.”“I’m hungry, I admit,” he says. “But I want to show you a few things before you dive into the kitchen.”“Okay,” I tell him. He’s been a little secretive lately, and I can tell he’s been preparing a surprise f

MaggieMonths Later, After the Events of Parts 1 and 2, Bride of the Sea-King AlphaIt’s impossible to hold back tears. I squeeze Eolande just a little tighter, and she makes sweet cooing noises in my arms.“You can come to the castle anytime you want to,” Lyra tells me. “You know that.”I nod, trying to fight keep the sobbing at a minimum. “I know I’m being a babbling fool, but I’ve gotten used to being so close to this little one every day.”“She loves you,” Lyra says. “She always will. I’ll bring her out to your new house as often as I can, I promise.”Nodding again, I press back some of Eolande’s soft pink blanket so I can see her eyes again. “She looks so much like you, so beautiful.”Now I see the moisture glistening in Lyra’s eyes. But before she can say anything, a strong, warm hand on my back gets my attention.“Are you ready?” Oscar asks.“Yes,” I reply, handing the baby back to Lyra carefully, giving little Eolande just one last, quick little kiss on her forehead.“You’ll h

MaggieWe’ve marked each other.That’s certainly something I never expected. I know my parents did it, but that was a long time ago, and times have changed. Not a lot of mated pairs do it these days, especially in the higher classes.But they should. The moment Oscar sunk his fangs into me, I felt an even stronger connection between his wolf and mine. So, it’s not really for the human part of us, but I know our wolves will be happier from it.And now, I lay on his bare, muscular chest, listening to his heartbeat as if it’s the most natural thing in the world. From my small cabin window, I can see the first rays of sunlight coming up over the horizon.Oscar stirs suddenly, and I pull off of him so he can sit up. “What is it?” I ask.“The captain says we’ve arrived at Winterhaven,” he explains. “I’ll need to join the others for security.”“Of course,” I tell him, and he pulls me in for a deep, romantic kiss.“Go get some breakfast,” he suggests when we part. “I’ll try to meet you in the

OscarI would have brought down the Moon Goddess to marry us personally if I thought that was what Maggie wanted. Every resident of Oceana would be sitting in the pews cheering us on, and she would be wearing the finest dress in all the known kingdoms had she breathed out the slightest desire for a large wedding ceremony.But I know her heart, and her heart is mine.We’ve both waited for this day for more years than I care to count. All we want is to be together for the rest of our lives, to be sure the future holds nothing but being in each other’s arms.So, now we’re now married thanks to the kind captain of the Ironhawk, and my fingers are laced firmly around hers. She smiles at me while we walk town the ship’s hallways, and I can’t pull my eyes away from her.And I don’t have to.She’s mine.We’ve chosen her room. Neither mine nor hers is ideal for a wedding night, being so closely situated next to the sailors. But anyplace will do where we can be together.I open the door first,

MaggieDays Later“Here.”It’s hard to hold back tears as I hand Lyra her makeshift bridal bouquet. It was such a fun little wedding aboard the ship. Now my new and very good friend is the Luna Queen of Oceana. How did all this happen in just a matter of days?“Enjoy the wedding night,” I tell her with a wink. I can’t believe I just said that, and I think I’m blushing just as much as she is right now.I watch her take Alpha King Cassian’s hand, and they walk together down the aisle until two of the ship’s crew open the door for them.As they disappear down the hallway, I can’t help but think of all the horrible things I’ve been told about Cassian. The people of my kingdom are certain that he’s evil. They gossip about how he is cruel to children, that he’s a womanizer, and that he takes pleasure in killing and inflicting pain on anyone and everyone.But I can see firsthand that none of that is true. The tender way he gazes at Lyra tells me everything I need to know about this Alpha Kin

MaggieOscar has come into my life right when I need him.Since I was torn from the only home I’d ever known, I laid in bed many nights in silent tears, wishing there was someone out there who loved and cared about me, who could comfort me. I had even called out in the mind-link, hoping someone will answer.No one ever did.I began to tell myself this meant I’d never have a mate. There was no one out there for me. I was in this alone. After two years of nearly nightly tears, I accepted that fate and trudged along in a life with no meaning, no future, no escape.Then I befriended people... Belinda, Ivy. I thought things would get better. But I was torn away from them too.And then came Cookie, his rough exterior nothing but a mask for the kindness within him.I thought I’d be helping him in the galley forever, or at least, for a long time. I’d settled into life aboard the Coral, even with its flaws, because he was a part of it.And then... he exhaled his last breath in my arms.I was e