Alex White Author Novels & Stories

Amora asked Alex while looking at Alex and his hands looking for the book. "No, mother, I didn't find it" Alex replied while wiping his sweat because he was tired of looking for the book. Until suddenly, Amora saw a book that was on the top shelf. The book was dark purple in color and had white beads that glowed and the only book that gave off a white glow. "Alex, that book looks interesting could you please get me the book?" Amora said while pointing at the shelf where the book was, Alex suddenly looked at the book and nodded to his mother as a sign that he was going to take the book.

' I tsked and looked at Victoria with pure hatred. "You never learn, do you?" I asked. "You gave me a fake antidote?" "I'm going to kill her," Alan growled out, stepping toward Victoria again. She shrank away from the oncoming Alan, but she kept her attention on me. "I could say the same for you," she sneered. "Why are you so reluctant to stay and be a God among humans, creating your own species? Your own Kingdom?" "I do not need to explain my reasons to a clinically insane person," I sneered back.

"Today, we are gathered to welcome our newest family member. Aksha Beatrix Aslenovie, the legendary white wolf. We are lucky to have her in our kingdom as we all thought that there would be no white wolf left in our world." Everyone gasped as they heard what Rozsa announced. Some are happy and cheering, but some can't believe it, including the woman beside Rozsa. She looks shocked and there's something strange in her that I can't figure out. "Are you sure that she is the one, Rozsa?" She raised her left brow.

"Well fuck me, I'd like to tap that ass someday" Alpha Connor speaks up suddenly from his seated position on the bar, along with the rest of them. Adryan had just formed an alliance with the man, he was the Alpha of the Wood Creek Pack in the south. They had vast lands and resources Adryan knew would come in handy one day. Otherwise the man had a vile personality. He had a reputation of sleeping around a lot with the she - wolves, mated and unmated alike. He was twenty one years old, young and dumb as they come.

Win didn't look convinced, but say anything and Alex was grateful he didnt press anymore. "We should go take a seat, Ash group is up next." Win informs him. Alex nods and walks to the empty seats available. Just as they sat down, Allen , Helen, line, and Bright walked on the stage. Alex frowned what the hell was his brother doing here and performing with Ash ? Wait! Bright works at Gulf Inc. Duh Alex ! He told you that years ago! But why didn't Bright give Alex a heads up he was back in town? His thoughts were interrupted by the sound of his Omega's voice.

Alkane, my Omega, reported through our mind link. “Bring her here,” I said firmly. “But, Alpha, aren't you in injuries?” “Just shut up, Alkane! Bring her here right now!” I exclaimed, distraught, at doctor Daleon. “You stay here; a woman allegedly brought medicine for my wounds, but I need you to check the quality and see if it can truly heal me.” “This doctor will obey,” he says, agreeing. I sat back in my swivel chair, continuing to pour wine into my glass.

“Is it just us, or are Brock and Reid coming too?” “They’re always late,” Jax comments, sliding a bottle of beer in my direction. There’s a cluster of full beers in the center of the table, just waiting to be claimed. I like their style. I’ve gotta admit that I was surprised when Gray invited me to join him and the guys for drinks tonight- not because he hadn’t mentioned it previously, but because I figured he was just trying to be nice at the time and didn’t expect him to actually follow through. I thought about declining his invitation, still a little embarrassed about having a goddamn panic attack on his doorstep the other day, but Vienna was there when his text came in and that girl can

Nothing about Adam was right on paper, and yet, something inside her wanted him more than anything. She continued to check her phone every few minutes, becoming increasing disappointed every time she saw the ‘no new messages’ text. ‘No new messages.’ Now her three least favourite words in the English language. Instead of getting on with her work, Alice stared down at the book on her desk, looking through the pages but not seeing them. “Ah, Alexandra Thorpe,” Alek commented, looking over her shoulder and making her jump. “It’s nice to see a student checking out local artists work.”

"He was a wizard. I am a consultant." "Same thing." They moved to the living room. The new desk—the oak one—was covered in papers. The manuscript for The Ghost in the Machine (Elion's working title for the book about Alex) was spread out in chapters. Cale sat in his ergonomic chair. He put on his reading glasses. "Chapter 4," Cale said. "The encounter in the park." "What about it?" Elion asked, pouring coffee. "Your description of the weather is inaccurate."

Elena: I frowned as Drake entered the house and took pictures of the writing that was on the wall. I looked at Alvize who was speaking to Viktor, both men whispered something between them, and excusing myself from Drake’s side, I walked toward the men. “I am going to ask one very direct question, and I want a direct response.” I said, lowering my voice to one just above a whisper. “Do you have any idea about what is going on here?”