All Chapters of Path to Destiny Series: Chapter 101 - Chapter 110

“That is very possible, Rayne, but the two of you are both having trouble. The babies are going to come sooner than we expected.” Willow spoke from the doorway; Rayne looked at her with shock in her eyes. What did she mean they would be here sooner? The two women were only four, or was it five months along? “How is that possible, Willow?” Rayne asked, but didn’t move off her husband’s chest. “You are feeding the baby's power from the portal. You didn’t even know you were doing it.” Rayne shot up in bed, looking at the two of them; no…she couldn’t have been doing that. Fear showed on her face so much so that she thought she might get sick. Majesta entered the room, and when she sat on the bed next to her, the emotions and feelings left. It was like the other woman took the fear away. “It is all alright, Rayne, both babies are fine. He just wants to keep her safe. She just wants her hero near her, last night was the first

“What the hell are you doing?” Aarshon yelled, pushing Dimitri away from the child. When he looked down to see the child lying still as death, he turned on Dimitri. The first missed the mark the first time; the second landed, sending Dimitri into the wall.“You killed an innocent child!” Aarshon wailed at him. Two more hits landed before Magnusson pulled the man off him. He saw the pure hatred in his son’s eyes.“I didn’t kill her!” Dimitri told the two men, showing them the needle in his hand. “Stonewall, it was the only other way to break the link between mother and child.” Both men looked at him in shock; they didn’t understand until Rayne gasped for breath. Dimitri pushed the two out of his way to get to her. When he looked into her eyes, he could see fear along with love.“Where is she?” Rayne asked when she found the child beside her, still as death, tear

Xylia looked at the man standing on the porch, not knowing him. How the hell had her mother let almost eight months pass before she allowed them to meet? Xylia was fully grown now; her long reddish blond hair fell to her shoulders. A slight wave kept it looking full. Xylia had blossomed into a beauty, standing five feet six inches tall with a full figure. Sometimes she hated her full figure; the way men looked at her ample breasts, thinking they would be able to touch her. Xylia was pure as the first snow, never touched or kissed.She wasn’t in a rush to lose her innocence just yet. It had been hell the last few months with her mother. Rayne feared going to Dimitri to see if he would have anything to do with her. Xylia didn’t believe that her father would want to miss out on any more of her life. Lucian was going to be pissed that she had vanished again. He hated it when Xylia left the house on her own; she hated that he wanted to be with her at a

It was so strange to be standing here looking at the place her old house had stood. Dimitri had built a lovely ranch home here. It looked a like a two-story home, with an attic. She looked at the porch and could see the two of them sitting there looking out at the night. The scent of death was in the air, but Rayne tried not to rush to the front door. She took in the beauty of the house, the way it had a wraparound porch with a large bay window in the front. She could imagine herself sitting in that window reading. The front door opened, and Rayne was shocked when she saw Dimitri for the first time in months. He had lost so much weight that he looked more like a skeleton. Dark circles hung under his eyes.“Rayne….Goddess, please tell me it’s really you,” Dimitri whispered into the night. It broke her heart that he had fallen so far because of her. Rayne moved to the porch. When she stood in front of him, she sighed.“

Book 3Hunted by LoveThe hunt would happen no matter how much she fought against them. Her father’s ranch in Illinois was large enough that no one around would hear the howls or screams that happened during the hunt. Tonight, Nix would try again to get through to her father so he would see her point of view. He hadn’t run down her mother to claim her. No one wanted to go against her father to have the reward of the Alpha’s daughter. Nix wasn’t that lucky, it would seem. The pack had at least six men who happened to be Alpha enough to take her down, but not enough to take on her father. Nix took a deep breath before she entered her father’s office. The carpet ended at the door, and her shoes squeaked when she moved across the wood floor.“Nix, you really should be getting your rest for the hunt.” Why did he want her to go through such a horrible tradition? Nix put all the steel she could in her b