Aiden Snow Audiobook Novels & Stories

The wind howled like a wild animal as thick snowflakes whipped across the windshield. Dora pushed her glasses up her nose for the fifth time, peering anxiously at the GPS that had stopped working miles ago. At twenty years old, with messy dark curls, oversized hoodies, and a backpack stuffed with books, she looked exactly like what she was — a shy, nerdy college girl who spent more time in libraries than outside. Aiden, twenty-five and effortlessly hot, kept one strong hand on the steering wheel. His broad shoulders and sharp jawline stood out even in the dim light. He had always been the confident one — the adventurous photographer who dragged Dora out of her comfort zone.

"I don't know. He just shows up from time to time, but doesn't buy anything." Ryder tried to get some more information from the worker but it was just Ryder's bad luck that this worker had taken a liking to this man and would absolutely for no reason tell her anything about him. Sighing in defeat, Ryder walked out of the bookstore. Her heart was beating fast, her expression darkening in irritation. So close... she almost found him... that voice... it was Midnight's. EXTRA: Author: What are your thoughts on Aiden? Ryder: Prince Charming

I had never met a man before who could give me pleasure so intensely, so inhumanely. ​After it was all over, we lay in each other’s arms for a while. The stormy wind outside had calmed down. But when I returned to my apartment by taxi, the trace of excitement faded, and a strange melancholy consumed me. ​As soon as I returned home and closed the door, a piece of white fur rushed to my feet. 'Snow'. My only love, my pampered blue-eyed cat. ​I picked him up. Burying my face in his soft fur, I let out a long sigh. "Mommy had a very big day today, Snow... and she made some serious wrong decisions today," I murmured in a tired voice.

He released my neck before lifting my two hands above my head and capturing them in one hand, rendering me completely helpless before tugging my jaw upwards with his free hand. "Oh Snow, you don't know what you do to me." I shivered at those whispered words just as he finally covered my lips with his, trapping my husky moans in. Excerpt from; His Little Snow [18+] ©Josephine. C. Ivy

Sensing Snow’s dejection, Aiden smiled and said, “The Frosts are known for keeping their virtues. If my guess is right, you must be a virgin. “You have never experienced the joy of a woman. “Are you sure you want to die carrying the regret? “Let me show you a good time. Call it payback on Kaze before you die. “He didn’t appreciate you. “Right?” As Aiden chattered on, Ali looked at him in admiration. She understood Aiden’s plan. Instead of drugging Snow, Aiden attacked Snow psychologically to make her take off her clothes willingly. Talk about class. “Come on. Go crazy for once. At least it makes your time on earth worthwhile.”

“You don’t know what Peppa or Frozen is?” “Frozen is a movie?” I guessed. “Do LAs live under child-hating rocks?” My lips twitched. “In my parents’ circles? Yes.” “Awesome.” He glanced at the watch on his wrist. “I have approximately thirty minutes to educate you on Frozen.” I blinked at him. Did he just—is Aiden seriously going to tell me about a kid’s movie? Twelve hours ago I was kicking someone out of his room. Now I was about to get a lesson in Frozen.

He was looking at the outside surrounding seeing how the snow falls to their way 'It was such a peaceful night so maybe this time was the only time my instincts will be wrong' He thought as he looked seriously outside as the snow falls, making him blow some air at the foggy window that the carriage had. He had wipe it with his own hands when suddenly the carriage moved unusually like it was hit by something and before Aiden knew of that something, he was already being pulled by his parents near them. As the carriage suddenly stopped moving

I should have listened to him. Pulling me back up, we both grabbed the door and threw all his weight into it, forcing it to shut. The wind still battled to get in, wailing a high pitched cry. I pushed my hair out of my face and blew out a deep breath. That was a full-fledged blizzard, a complete whiteout where wind and snow blocked all visibility. My shoulder ached from ramming it into the door, and melted snow had created a sizeable puddle on the floor. Aiden placed some dry kindling and rolled newspaper under the logs he had already put in the hearth. He produced a lighter from his pocket and started the fire. I continued to watch the fire for a moment to make sure it stayed lit and to enj

He looked exhausted but unharmed. Snow's voice echoed across the empty space. "Let's make this quick, Blackwell. You release my daughter. I release your brother. No games." Malakai didn't move. His voice was calm and laced with boredom. "Remove the gag. I want to hear him speak." Snow nodded once. One of his men yanked the cloth from Aiden's mouth. Aiden coughed, trembling from exhaustion, "Kai... don't do this. She's not worth it."

Aiden's expression remained serene, but his tone was firm, "I'm a man who won't stand by and watch my family being disrespected." Mrs. Snow's face twisted in a sneer, "Oh, let me guess. You're the man who abandoned these girls am I right?. How pathetic." Aiden's eyes flashed with warning, "I suggest you control your tongue, madam." Mrs. Snow's smirk grew wider, "Or else what?" Just then, Mr. Snow appeared, carrying two cups of coffee. His eyes widened in surprise as he took in the tense scene. He politely bowed and greeted Aiden, oblivious to the confrontation.