Alliance Mga Nobela at Kwento

'The Alliance' is officially completed! Hope you all enjoyed reading Enzo and Lily's love story. There is a second book of this series coming up very soon. It's called 'The Alliance: An Enemies to lovers mafia romance.' And there may be a third book coming up too... I'll let you guys guess who the couples in the third book will be! Hope you guys will show your support to 'The Alliance series' *** Here's a brief synopsis of the second book. 'The Alliance: An Enemies to lovers mafia romance.'

I got to at least try, don’t I? “Very well. Tomorrow, I will be sending my people to observe your old pack. After the investigation is done, we will send for you to face your parents in front of the alliance.” He stated. The Alliance is a group of ten representatives from each pack, chosen by the moon goddess to pass judgements on the crimes of those in the higher-ups, including alphas. Nodding in response, I stifled another moan as the sweltering heat began to intensify within me, most especially at the core symbolizing my womanhood.

She bit her lip, “There is so much I need to tell you, and we have very little time. Rachel, I knew that you were a Lycan, I have always known. I am so sorry that I didn’t prepare you better.,” “What?” I gasped, “How did you know?” “There were others,” she swallowed, “I have done things that I am not proud of. We were taught that Lycans were vicious killers. I was very young when I joined the Alliance. I didn’t know how twisted everything could become until it was too late and Anna was gone.” “Mom, what is the Alliance?” She swallowed, “The Alliance is a secret organization of humans that are dedi

“What kind of organization is that?” Chasing Wind put down a stack of information about Eastern Province Business Alliance before Tyr. He explained, “Gate Master, the association is a business alliance in East Province. More than a hundred families and groups have joined as members of the alliance.” “Oh.” Tyr picked up the information sheet and flipped through it. He said, “It’s a business alliance, similar to the Southern Commerce Chamber.”

I cut her off abruptly before she can jump to any correct conclusions. "And by that," Troy continues, "I mean that I'm officially choosing a side. I'm officially coming out as a non-gay person! Whoo!" he fist-bumps the air in excitement, proud of himself. Everyone falls silent again. How have scientists not documented this new species yet?

"They're coming around." I nodded. "I know." "It's not easy. They've been fighting for so long. They've been surviving for so long. They've been hoping for so long. It's hard to trust someone new." I looked at her. "I understand." She smiled. "I know you do." --- The alliance was formed on the seventh day. We gathered in the council hall. The leaders stood in a circle, their hands joined. The torches flickered. The shadows danced. And we spoke the words.

Alliance. Support. Security. He had let those benefits become large enough in his mind to flatten the person inside the agreement. Not again. “I agree,” he said. The other Alpha’s jaw tightened. “You are both speaking as if alliance is a trap.” “No,” Austin said. “I am speaking as if undefined obligation is one.” He pulled the draft terms closer. “Defensive support can remain part of the alliance. Information exchange can remain part of it. We can coordinate when our territories are threatened.”

For over 260 years, Aliya has lived with one purpose: revenge. After watching her parents and baby brother murdered by a rival vampire clan, she was forced to take her father’s place as leader. The loss hardened her into a ruthless, feared vampire who sees humans as nothing more than prey. But everything changes when she meets Eric, a mysterious young man who unexpectedly calls her beautiful and defends her from a group of bullies. For the first time in centuries, Aliya feels something other than anger. Obsessed with him, she enrolls at Central City High School, determined to make Eric fall in love with her, turn him into a vampire, and build the life she never had. However, Aliya soon

Kade looked at you and saw what was actually there. "Tell me later?" he said. "Later," I agreed. I hung my jacket and went to find the children. ***** In September, something happened that I had not seen coming. The legal aid foundation work had generated attention. Not Carter Group attention. Personal attention. An organization called the Justice Access Coalition, a national legal advocacy body, reached out to me directly. Not to Carter Group. To me. They wanted me to join their board. I sat with the letter for two days. Then I called Dr. Okafor.