A Starless Clan Book 6 Novels & Stories

//Raven\\ I glanced down and stared at the money, unsure of what to say. Gamma Shane has always been a guardian angel to Jess and I. He always had our best interests at heart and was forever ready to help. He never treated us poorly. "One last thing”, he muttered, and pulled out a map. " This is the map of the six clans in the region. The red dots are their borders, stay off them and avoid getting yourselves killed." He instructed, with a stern look.

Back when Nerissa helped her regain some of her altered memories that her mother did to her, she already knew that revenge isn't easy but that does not mean she would just go down and let the hunters who massacred her clan, the one that was supposed to be her family walk away as if nothing happened. A lot of things have changed, Solana's sudden appearance is one of them. The border still doesn't know about Solana and Nerissa wants to keep it that way. If they found out that an Alpha, the last standing of all them, betas from other packs will sure go after her to get her power. Of course, the fact that she cannot hide Solana for too long still remains, but she will do anything in her power to

Flipped the pages, I saw a mother getting shot by her own mother, staring at the man in a black cloak. I continue flipping the pages, staring at the end page of the book, the whole page was filled with the words patience. "What's with the words patience?" Staring at the end of the page, I saw the words, 'Trust no one and tread with caution' Staring at the thickening of the clouds, I knew that the world of witches would be coming together for the solemn assembly. The fact that all the witches around the world would be gathering together to mourn the death of Clifford's mother, she was once a queen mother of all nine clans around the world but the fact that she couldn't bare a daughter to succ

Something like pity flickered across his face, and I hated it, hated him for looking at me like that, as if I were a child who still believed in bedtime stories to keep the dark away. “The Crescent Moon Clan doesn't recognize border wars, Sylvia. That’s bad for morale and not good for the Alpha's reputation. It's easier to call it an accident than to admit that the Bloodstone Clan crossed into contested land and your father's Alpha ordered a retaliation that got out of hand,” he explained. He said it like a man who had spoken a truth he had borne alone for far too long, finally laying it down between us. "Stop." I put my hands over my ears like a kid, as if that could stop the words from get

Clara sighed and decided that maybe she could fix its bindings before returning them. She picked up the loosened page, and unlike the burnt one which she had read last night, this one did really belong to the book. And there she found an almost faded sketch of a gilded hand with fingers that were slender and nails that looked more like claws. It seemed to be holding a heart, dripping blood collected into a pool beneath it.

"Leave my wolf alone.” Kyle spun in his tracks, and stared at the bed. He could not believe it. There, sitting propped up, was Scarlet. She raised her neck as much as she could, and scowled back at Kyle, defiant. Kyle grinned. He turned and marched right for her. "You are a brash little girl, aren't you?" he asked. "Well, you're going to pay for that. Now I’m going to kill you, just as I killed Caleb’s son."

“I had them too, the night I marked your mother. As you wish, Reid. I’ll keep things to myself.” “And the debt? You’ll put it in my name, okay?” “Okay, that is a wise compromise. The debt will go into your name, and you can tell Charlotte that it will be transferred into hers once things have been settled between our packs. A peace offering, indeed,” Claud agreed. He glowed with parental pride. “This is… a significant personal moment, son. It is one that you will only experience once in your life. Don’t be an idiot and get too bloody and beaten at the fight tonight. Sit it out, just this one time. It’s important that you do this right, tonight. A new era for the Morrisons and the Comptons re

“I get to keep my sister. And maybe, someday, a brother.” Damien looked at her. “You already have one. Whether Gideon likes it or not.” Clara’s eyes misted. She nodded. Outside, the snow continued to fall, blanketing the world in quiet white. Inside, the fire crackled and warmth spread through stone halls that had felt cold for too long. The blood moon had set. A new era had begun.

To feel – really feel – again was a blessing, and, though I didn’t understand it, or why it had happened to me, or how long it would last for, I did know that, had it been the other way around, my envy would have been written plainly on my face for all to see. And I didn’t even want to be human so badly as Kathrena did. “I wonder why,” she murmured. Then she opened the book to the right page, sitting up straighter. “Anyway. Look at this. Hopefully this is all you’ll need to convince Aradia and the Clan that Skye isn’t a threat to us.” She pushed it towards me, and I chewed on my lip, relishing secretly at the press of my warm skin. It was the very same book that I’d seen in her bedroom, with

“We’ll need a plan. Next time, we won’t just react.” Clara’s heart pounded. She looked at her friends—the team she barely knew but already trusted with her life. For the first time, she felt like she belonged. —END CHAPTER SIX— A shadow passed across the rooftop outside. A whispered voice echoed: “Soon, the Guardian’s secret will be mine.”