All About Eve Book Novels & Stories

Eve took a step back. She knew that... allowing herself to stare at Axel for too long after everything that had happened between them was something she should avoid. She is not a woman who falls in love easily because of the physical appearance. Someone's appearance didn't easily influence her. But of course, he wasn't blind! "I found an old book I had. Of course, it's not the type of book you'd be interested in reading, but it wouldn't hurt if you tried reading one of them." Axel used one finger to make Eve look up and stare at him.

Eve The elevator doors slid shut behind me, sealing me into the small metal box with nothing but the hum of cables and the faint, lingering scent of him on my skin. Morning light filtered through the lobby windows downstairs, bright and accusing, like the city itself was judging me for what I’d done. I couldn’t believe I’d fallen asleep. Worse—I couldn’t believe I’d let him inside me. Not just inside me, but knotted. Claimed. Filled. My thighs pressed together instinctively as the elevator descended, and a fresh wave of warmth bloomed low in my belly.

I woke up with a start, my heart racing. The dream lingered, Eve's face etched in my mind. It wasn't just any Eve, but the Eve from the mating ceremony. "The Eve" who had stirred something within me. As I lay there, memories flooded my mind: her smile, her laughter, her tears. And the realization hit me: the Eve from my dream was the same Eve I met at the ceremony. My mind reeled. How could this be?

They went for three more rounds before they both fell asleep, tired and satisfied. ____________ The sun rays penetrating the room through the slightly opened window woke Eve up. She carefully opened her eyes and found her surroundings looking odd. "Where am I?" she muttered and quickly sat up. A white bed sheet was covering her. Where is this place? she pondered and gazed at the wall clock above her head. It was almost 9 am. "Oh my God!" she screamed as flashes of events from last night came running through her mind. "What have you done Eve?" she asked herself with her eyes rolling around the empty room

“I don't know…” “I sensed someone was approaching, so I got up when I heard them. Blake, the future alpha, and Adrian, the future beta Adrian, he-- he-- he is…” Eve became overcome with emotion and was unable to finish her sentence. “He is your mate,” she said. What Eve had been unable to express was articulated by Joanne.

She was wonderful and I’m so happy she’s found a really great guy to make her happy too, I do miss the company though for sure. “I’m OK.” I assured her as we moved to the couch. She curled herself up and sat close, her hand on my arm “I have news… I don’t know how to tell you this because it’s ….. unreal.” I laughed, not imagining what it could be “Just tell me for goodness sake. “I found Eve.. she’s alive.” I think my brain short circuited because could have sworn she just told me Eve was alive. “What?” “I was at the bookstore today and there was an signing event for an author called Eden Meadows … anyway, umm it’s Eve. "

Mr Travis said turning to Eve. Eve has been looking at them since they started talking, she hasn't even make a small movement. She just sat there listening to what her uncle was saying to the man. "Well, she's a pretty one. Why not sell her as a slave instead." The man said, standing up to move closer to Eve. "If you dare touch me, I will make sure you don't leave here with your complete fingers." Eve said scornfully, noticing the man was coming towards her. "I see, she's a strong one." The man said, feeling scared a little, he went back to his seat to sit down after hearing what Eve said.

Weeks gone by and after wallowing in her loss, Eve decided to pay Adam a visit. Knowing both Kristopher and Khalid would stop her from leaving, she sneaked out from the cottage and travels to Dzhimara without anyone’s knowledge. It took her hours to reach to Dzhimaar, a shorter time than she had before. From the scroll Abenore had kept, Eve now have zero worries of entering Dzhimara. Everyone around the guards booth was enchanted by Eve’s beauty. All eyes was fixed on her that they didn’t notice a few kids sneaking in and out.

No…that doesn’t sound right because the book is filled with spells, not really answers on what is going on or what the future holds. “About that…” Eve speaks up, grabbing the attention of everyone in the room. “I kind of have the book back in the Demon Realm.” Levi glares at his mother. The familiar flare of his anger shoots through the mate bond, fortelling the rising storm that is quickly building inside of him. “I have been trying to find the right time to bring it up.” Eve quickly explains. Judging by her face, even she knows it is a lame excuse. “Have it here by the end of the day.” Levi orders, his demonic aura seeping out to strengthen his command. Samara whimpers in her seat, her ter

Lia whispered, squeezing my hand before drifting toward the dance floor. The moment she left, I vanished into the shadows of the crowd. I watched the room like a spectator at my own execution. Slowly, the moon reached its peak. It felt like a cruel competition. Every passing second, a gasp would erupt, another Beta finding their mate, another couple entwining their souls. I stood in the corner, my knuckles white as I gripped the silver fabric of my skirt. I began to pray, a silent, choking plea to the Moon Goddess.