Absolute Dominion Novel Novels & Stories

Darren said finally, breaking the silence, “you found the book.” My throat was dry, my voice barely a whisper. “What is it?” His lips curved into that faint, cruel smile. “The Rite of Dominion,” he said simply, almost reverently. “A ritual older than the Crescent bloodline itself. One that grants power, true power. But it requires a sacrifice, the blood of a royal Crescent descendant. Your blood.” I shook my head, choking on the words. “You’re lying.” Had fate changed because we were no longer dating? Because I turned him down and now it required my blood and not my child’s blood?

They no longer saw a human and a wolf; they saw a new kind of authority, rooted in endless desire and blood loyalty. At the height of pleasure, where skin burned and breath failed, Adreas felt the consolidation was complete. He was no longer the intruder; he was the pillar. Sam spilled inside him with a roar that erased any lingering doubt about who ruled those shadows. Their mutual domination sex had served as the constitution of their new world. The rules were now theirs: desire was sovereign, the mark was sacred, and possession was the only freedom that mattered.

"An entity known as the Dark is what made our evolution possible. It is supposed to be a myth, but I am beginning to believe it is true. The deal was shitty, and so a clause was added that could only be fulfilled by the birth of an Alpha. Although the magic that bore us hindered the prospects of us having a true alpha, it kept hope alive. The prophesy is as this:" "In the twilight of shadows, a destined birth shall herald the rise of an Alpha King. He, the sovereign of kings, shall usher in a new era where darkness transforms into radiant light. Pictoria, long veiled in shadows, shall flourish anew, its magic cleansed by the destined ruler's reign."

There was a shadow of doubt on Dominique's face as she stared at him intently through dark eyes. Dominique looked as though she descended from Spanish Aristocracy. Her dark hair framed a face with high cheekbones, and an elegant nose. Her eyes were flashing black, looking playful at time, dangerous at other times. The General feeling one got from Dominique was passion. Her reputation showed she was passionate as a lover, and as an enemy. She would pour her heart into whatever she did, holding nothing back. "That is the results of the survey I reference. All references are listed in the back. I wanted to show that while revolutionary, my idea isn't based upon fantasy or personal opinion excep

Thalen murmured, lips brushing her temple in a fleeting, forbidden kiss, “we will hunt the rest. And then… we decide what comes after. Desire, betrayal… the Dominion.” Aella’s body trembled with both adrenaline and longing. “Together,” she whispered, pressing closer, feeling the warmth, the intimacy, the forbidden fire. “Always,” he replied, golden eyes locking on hers, smoldering, unwavering. “No matter the danger, no matter the world. You are mine. And I am yours.”

I called after her, vowing silently that I would protect Cedar with everything I had. That stopped her. She didn’t turn around, just pulled out her blade, sliced off a small piece of her silver hair, and let it fall. But before it hit the ground, her hair grew back instantly. Fucking mind-readers and special breeds. She still didn’t know the full truth. Dominus wasn’t one of her kind. He never had been. He had stolen that power and he wouldn’t stop until he stole all the power in the world. But not while I’m still breathing. I’ll stop him. That lying, manipulative bastard! He was never special, he had nothing, built nothing. Everything he owns, he stole through tricks and lies. And somehow,

"And what would that be, oh mighty Dom of mine?" Chad rounded the table in two long strides, pulling her to her feet and crushing her against his chest. "You'll just have to wait and see," he growled, nipping at her earlobe. "But I promise you one thing - by the time I'm done with you tonight, you'll forget all about Karen and every other demon plaguing your mind. I'll fill you up with so much pleasure and adoration that you'll be drunk on it for days." Cassandra shivered, desire and anticipation thrumming through her veins like wildfire. "Then what are you waiting for?" she breathed, tilting her head back in blatant invitation.

The wind that had been howling through the ancient northern pines seemed to die down into a low, ominous murmur, leaving nothing but the sound of their ragged, overlapping breaths slicing through the freezing air. Dominic stood completely still, his bare, massive chest heaving violently as the silver moonlight cast his heavily muscled frame in sharp, stark shadows against the snow. The blinding fog of his initial, feral madness had evaporated, leaving behind a cold, crystalline focus in his striking amber irises. The pitch-black void of the beast had receded, but the raw, territorial hunger in his gut hadn't vanished. Dominic was the Alpha King, a man forged in blood, iron, and absolute conq

Opportunity does not come twice. Once it drew near and was only let through, it would be gone forever and never return. The sentence suddenly appeared and prompted Zhou Fu to make a decision. Immortal Continent is a new world that may be able to fulfill the dreams of all men including himself. Moreover, when Zhou Fu remembered how weak he was in front of Xuan Wu, his heart suddenly burned with the desire to become stronger, and, Immortal Continent was the perfect place to increase strength.

She closed her eyes, pressing her free hand flat against the cold kitchen counter to steady herself, the marble grounding her in a way her own breathing wasn't managing on its own. "Stop deciding what I can handle. I have spent three years being protected by people who never once asked if I wanted it. I am asking you, directly, to tell me the truth, and every time you find a reason to delay, you're making the same choice all over again, the exact choice that put me in this position in the first place." The silence this time felt different, heavier, and when he spoke again, something in his voice had shifted, resigned, finally, to the reckoning Gabriel had warned him was coming whether he cho