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Chloe is a scientist with a secret, she is a mermaid...without a mermaid, or so she thinks. She is a hybrid, half human and half mermaid whose father is disgusted and left her mother when he found out she was pregnant. With the help of her best friend Kari, who finds out she is Royalty in the Werewolf Kingdom, she finds herself fitting in with the Werewolves when the King of the Sea finds her. He is disgusted with her father for abandoning her and pulls her into their world along with her werewolf mate but she finds out that she is special and she is hunted for her mermaids scales

14 Chapters

The Nordic Wolves - The Missing Princess

"A week ago, if you had told me that the world as I knew it was all a lie, that all of the fairy tales that my father used to tell me at bed time were actually not fairy tales and that all these supernatural beings, such as vampires, shapeshifters, fairies and dragons, were actually real, I would have laughed at you until I had peed myself and then called the men in white coats to come and get you. Now, a week later, as I am in the middle of a forest standing by the most beautiful lake I have ever seen, surrounded by wolves in various sizes and colours, and a number of very large, very muscular and very, very naked men, I am starting to think that maybe it is I, who is in need of the straight jacket and padded room and a hell of a lot of medication and sedatives as i am pretty certain i have completely lost the use of all my faculties and you are soon going to find me sat in a corner, rocking back and forth and talking to myself as none of this is making any sense to my primitive brain." Kari Has grown up alone, Her father disappeared when she was 5 and her mother killed herself when she was 8. After a string of Foster homes, she finds her self working as a Research Scientist where her boss and Best Friend sends her to Norway to work for The Nordic Research Corporation. When she gets there she finds that she is in for a shock. Not only does she find out she does have a family, but everything she ever knew is going to change. Her life becomes more complicated than she could ever have thought it would.

91 Chapters

Fated to be Luna

I believe it is yours Renee" the way my name rolled off his tongue sent a jolt of pleasure right into my core, causing my legs to squeeze together, but I still couldn’t bring myself to look into his eyes, he extended his hand revealing my lost necklace. "It smells like you." His voice almost breathless. I could feel his chest touch my back. He didn't need to be this close to put a necklace on me. His smell was overpowering me, my legs felt weak causing me to lean into him a little more. “You run really fast; you know?" He said with a laugh, he was so close I could feel his breath fan my ear then I could have sworn he brought his head even closer to the nook of my neck and took a deep breath of my scent. My breath hitched in my lungs, and I squeezed my eyes closed telling myself that this must just be a dream. “There, back where it belongs.” I awkwardly replied. "Thank you, Alpha," I felt like every cell in my body was vibrating. I was becoming very aroused, and it was embarrassing if I barely moved, it might have caused me to moan in pleasure. What would he think of me, being so aroused in his presence.

8.9

172 Chapters

STOLE FROM THE ALPHA

"I want you all to search every nook and cranny of that city. Get me that girl… alive. I want to torture her myself?", Jax roared in anger. How dare she? Does she think he's dumb not to know she was the one? She must be really dumb but he must confess, she was really a smart and scheming fellow to be able to pull that off. * * Aurora a 23 years old werewolf from the Blood moon pack who lives in the slums with her mother and younger sister, in order to provide for her poor mother and her sister's education she started doing petty crimes from the like of stealing from their neighbors and picking pockets. She was successfully going scot-free with her crimes till she got hooked when she stole the wallet of Jax, A ruthless and Merciless Alpha who happens to be her pack's Alpha. (She had no idea). What happens when she had to finally return home to the pack due to her mother's sickness and being wanted by the man she stole his wallet. What happens when she met the same man she stole his wallet, who has been looking for her as her supposed Alpha? Read on to find out!!!.

85 Chapters

The Winter Swan

A nordic sentiment that catches fire briskly! "You and I are comparative, don't you be aware? In the midst of the foxes, we are two wolves who are draining from a physical issue. The frozen capital of Norway, Oslo. Silye, an asian who have been segregated and tormented as a result of her race, chooses to get away from this frozen damnation by leaping off the school constructing however is saved by being gotten by the 'Sovereign' of the school. This was certifiably not an uplifting news. This was a bad dream all alone.

Not enough ratings

149 Chapters

Alpha Arthur

He challenged a witch and lost to her. A curse was placed on him. He will suffer before he finds his mate and he must do so before he turns thirty-five. Only when he finds his mate will this curse be broken. And for many years, Arthur Murray, the most powerful Alpha, searched for his mate and Luna. Far and near, nook and cranny of all the packs that ever existed! But when he finally finds her, he discovers she carries a blood that he has hated all his life. The blood that has hunted his clan down for decades. A human! His next hated people after the vampires! Eleanor is the future Luna of Crescent pack and mate to Alpha Arthur. Something she would learn and detest. In her parents and the world's eyes, she is just a human girl but could she really be more than a human?

9.2

80 Chapters

Are There Nordic Nook DIY Projects For Beginners?

5 Answers2025-09-04 00:48:36

Okay, if you're curious about beginner-friendly Nordic nook projects, I'm totally here for this—I've made a few cozy corners in tiny apartments and love sharing the simple stuff that actually works.

Start with a palette: soft whites, warm beiges, muted greys and a touch of pine or birch wood. One easy project is a floating shelf cluster: cut two simple pine boards, sand them smooth, stain lightly or leave raw for that Scandi feel, then mount with hidden brackets. It takes under an afternoon and costs almost nothing if you salvage wood. Add a small potted plant, a candle, and a stack of paperbacks to finish.

Another beginner win is a DIY sheepskin stool — buy a small round plywood top, staple a faux sheepskin cover, and attach hairpin legs. No fancy tools needed. For lighting, make a hanging bulb with a simple cord set and a linen shade, or drape warm fairy lights behind a curtain for soft glow. Beyond projects, think texture layers: knitted throw, linen cushions, and a jute rug. These small moves totally shift a nook toward that Nordic, hygge mood without breaking your bank, and they’re perfect weekend builds.

What Furniture Defines The Nordic Nook Aesthetic?

5 Answers2025-09-04 17:16:08

When I picture a true Nordic nook, the furniture lineup feels almost like a little ritual — everything has a purpose and a calm rhythm. For me the cornerstone is a small, two- or three-seater sofa in a muted color with slim, tapered wooden legs; think light oak or beech framing and an upholstery that’s either a soft linen or a wool blend. Pair that with a low coffee table — round or rectangular, simple top, slightly rounded edges — and suddenly the space breathes.

Lighting and storage anchor the vibe: a slim floor lamp with a warm bulb, a pendant above a tiny dining table, and a clean-sideboard or credenza with hidden compartments so clutter disappears. I love a single comfy lounge chair — maybe a molded wooden frame or a bent-wood classic with a sheepskin draped over it — plus a rug in natural fibers to keep the temperature cozy. Add floating shelves or an open modular shelving unit for ceramics, plants, and a few books, and you've got that effortless Scandinavian calm I always chase when rearranging my place.

How Does Nordic Nook Blend Minimalism And Warmth?

5 Answers2025-09-04 13:37:54

There’s a cozy logic to how a nordic nook blends minimalism and warmth that I really love — it’s like watching a simple sketch slowly get colored in. I keep the base clean: pale walls, a streamlined sofa, light oak or birch floors. From there I add character through texture and lighting rather than clutter. A chunky wool throw, a linen cushion, and a small sheepskin over a chair make the area instantly inviting without breaking the minimalist silhouette.

Lighting is the secret handshake: layered, dimmable, and slightly golden. A slim pendant or a warm-toned floor lamp paired with candlelight or a string of soft LEDs gives the space depth. I also curate small personal items — one framed print, a couple of pottery cups, a single stack of books — instead of shelves full of stuff. It feels intentional rather than empty, like a quiet song you want to sit in. If you’re pulling one trick from this style, mix clean lines with tactile, natural materials and let the light do the rest.

How Does Nordic Nook Create Cozy Reading Spaces?

5 Answers2025-09-04 00:11:23

When I picture a perfect Nordic nook, I see a small window seat cocooned in layered textures — a thin linen curtain filtering pale light, a wool throw folded at the corner, and a stack of well-loved books within arm’s reach. There’s a calm rhythm to it: muted colors (soft grays, warm whites, a hint of forest green), the tactile contrast of wood and textiles, and lighting that feels like a gentle hug rather than a spotlight.

I lean into practical choices: a compact armchair or built-in bench with a low back so the view isn’t obstructed, a slim floor lamp or wall sconce with a warm 2700K LED bulb for long reading sessions, and baskets for blankets and magazines. I also curate the bookshelf by mixing favorites with visually pleasant spines — a few decorative objects, a plant for oxygen and life, and a coaster for tea or cocoa. When space is tiny, I choose vertical storage and foldable side tables.

Finally, I throw in rituals: a particular mug for rainy afternoons, a short playlist of instrumental tracks, and a rule to dim screens. It’s less about perfect design and more about making the corner feel like a daily invitation to slow down, which for me is the whole point of cozy.

How Do Lighting Choices Affect A Nordic Nook Mood?

5 Answers2025-09-04 11:28:56

Light changes everything in a Nordic nook — it’s almost like redecorating without buying new pillows. When I wake up and see soft, cool daylight pouring in through thin curtains, the nook feels airy and deliberate: pale wood tones and linen suddenly look crisp, and the whole space whispers simplicity. In the morning I lean into natural light, keeping textiles light and reflective surfaces minimal so the daylight reads as part of the design rather than a spotlight.

By evening I swap strategies. A single overhead LED will make a cozy nook feel clinical, so I layer: a warm table lamp for reading, a low floor lamp to wash the wall and reveal texture, and a couple of candles for flicker and motion. I love a dimmer because it lets me slide from focused reading (brighter, warmer light) to lingering with tea (soft, golden glow). Bulb choice matters — warm white around 2700–3000K with a high CRI makes wood and woven textures sing. Little accent lights aimed at a plant or a favorite print create depth and small shadows that feel intentionally intimate rather than accidental. That balance — daylight clarity by day, intentional warmth by night — is what makes a Nordic nook feel like a tiny, cherished room of its own.

Where Can Readers Find Nordic Nook Book Recommendations?

5 Answers2025-09-04 15:16:10

Honestly, the quickest place I head to is whoever runs the official Nordic Nook pages — that could be a website or an Instagram account — because they usually post curated lists, seasonal picks, and behind-the-scenes photos of covers that make me want to order everything. If you like scrolling, try searching for 'Nordic Nook' on Instagram and TikTok and follow related hashtags like #NordicNoir, #ScandiLit, or #NordicNook; creators often tag the bookshop or curator so you can click through to their storefront or newsletter.

Beyond social, Goodreads often has community lists titled things like 'Nordic Nook Recommendations' or 'Scandinavian Reads', and Bookshop.org or local indie shops sometimes host storefronts linked from a curator's profile. I also subscribe to a couple of newsletters that send monthly Nordic roundups — it's a cozy way to get monthly mood picks without doomscrolling.

If you prefer tactile discovery, check your public library's translated fiction section or ask at an independent bookstore; mentioning a title like 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' or 'Smilla's Sense of Snow' usually sparks a recommendation cascade from staff. Honestly, a mix of the official pages, social tags, and a few curated newsletters is my go-to combo — it keeps my TBR exciting and manageable.

What Colors Compose An Authentic Nordic Nook Palette?

5 Answers2025-09-04 18:21:40

Okay, I'll spill my cozy secrets: an authentic nordic nook palette is all about whisper-quiet colors that let texture and light do the talking.

Start with a base of warm white — not clinical bright, but a creamy, slightly warm white that reflects winter light and keeps things soft. Layer in pale, cool grays for walls or textiles so the white has depth. Think of a gentle fog, not a slab of concrete.

Next add mid-tone neutrals like oatmeal beige, soft taupe, or muted sand. These bring warmth and a lived-in feel without shouting. Accent with desaturated blues or slate blues for a calm focal point: a throw, a cushion, or a small painted shelf. Finally, sprinkle in natural wood tones and a touch of black or deep charcoal for contrast: picture a tiny black lamp or a charcoal frame. Throw in mossy or sage green through plants or ceramics if you want a hint of life.

Textures matter as much as color — wool, linen, brushed cotton, and raw wood will make the palette sing. Light, layered, and quietly curated is the vibe I chase when building my reading nook on rainy afternoons.

Which Brands Sell Nordic Nook Furniture Affordably?

5 Answers2025-09-04 15:40:54

Okay, this is my go-to list when I'm trying to get that clean Nordic nook vibe without blowing the budget. IKEA is the obvious starter — their simple lines, light woods, and modular pieces let me mix and match and still feel like an actual home. I lean toward their lighter oak-look items and simple sofas; they age well if you don’t baby them. Wayfair and AllModern are my online treasure troves for affordable pieces with Scandinavian styling, especially when a sitewide sale hits.

I also hunt at Target (look for Project 62 and Threshold lines), H&M Home for textiles and small accent tables, and JYSK for cheap-but-decent wood basics. Article and Muuto can be pricier, but Article will have sales and offers a nicer build if I want to splurge a little. For budget upgrades, I swap legs, add neutral throws, and use plants to fake a boutique-y look — small tweaks that transform lower-cost finds into something that reads genuinely Nordic to my eye.

Can Nordic Nook Decor Improve Small Apartment Layouts?

5 Answers2025-09-04 23:17:20

Okay, here’s my take — I’ve fallen for the calm vibe of Nordic nooks and honestly, they can be a game-changer for small apartments.

The trick is that Nordic decor isn't just an aesthetic; it's a set of practical moves. Light, muted walls and natural wood tones open sightlines, while slim, multifunctional furniture keeps walking paths clear. I like using a narrow bench that doubles as storage and a coffee table that can tuck against the wall. Rugs and pendant lamps create micro-zones — a rug under a chair makes a reading corner feel intentional, even if it’s only three square feet. Mirrors bounce light and visually widen the room, and sheer curtains let the window become a focal point instead of a dark hole.

If I had to give one quick project: swap a bulky armchair for a low-profile, armless chair and place a floating shelf nearby. You get posture, storage, and the illusion of space. Small changes like that keep the place functional and cozy without feeling crowded.

Which Plants Suit A Nordic Nook Reading Corner Best?

6 Answers2025-09-04 21:03:44

Honestly, for a nordic nook I chase that clean, cozy vibe more than anything—think soft light, wool blanket, and a stack of paperbacks. The plants I reach for are ones that survive cool, indirect light and give texture: a tall snake plant for vertical structure, a trailing pothos or philodendron to soften shelves, and a small chamedorea (parlor palm) for that gentle, feathery presence. I like to add a Boston fern on a stool or hanging basket for humidity-loving fronds that read as very hygge.

I usually mix pots: matte ceramic, pale terracotta, and a woven basket to keep the Scandinavian palette. If your window is really shady, swap the fern for a ZZ plant or a cast-iron sansevieria—they forgive missed waterings. For warmth I add a brass reading lamp and a pebble tray under ferns or calatheas to raise local humidity without fuss.

Practical tip: group plants by water needs, rotate them for even growth, and avoid plants toxic to pets if you have a curious cat. I like pairing leafy greens with a single flowering piece like a peace lily to break the green monotony—same calm, a little surprise. Makes the nook feel lived-in and quietly alive.