Amish Mysteries Novels & Stories

Rowan halted, chain still humming in his hand, but for the first time he looked… cautious. Dax exhaled once, like he’d been holding his breath since we met. “Good,” he murmured. “Again.” Rowan’s smile returned, slower now. “There she is,” he said. “The ashbound.” The priest behind him hissed. “Alpha, the tracker—” Rowan lifted the chain, and the moon-silver links flashed. The ash wall shuddered like it had been struck. Pain ripped through my wrist again, brutal and bright.

Nonetheless, none of them seemed to have any idea about what had happened to the girl. Lastly, since her fiancée, Adams, a lecturer was also at the scene of the crime, she tried to investigate from him as well about the brutal murder. Just like everyone else, he too had no clue about what had happened to the young girl. Luckily, he did not leave his fiancé empty handed. He had something for her although not much. Being a mythology professor, Adams knew a thing or two about history. This included the mysteries and strange happenings in the past years. His historical theory for the night was not what you would expect from the appearance of the body. His theory involved mystical creatures namel

“From who?” “That I don’t know.” It was becoming an answer I hated because every clue only created another mystery like the silver scar on the carriage, the knife that blackened beneath her fingers, the lamp exploding, the photograph and the words written behind it. The Ember Heir Lives. I had spent most of the ride convincing myself it was coincidence but by the time we reached the shaman’s cabin, I had stopped believing in coincidence. The old man opened the door before either of us knocked. “I’ve been expecting you.”

It all started in the summer of 2018, with the mysterious disappearance of the two wealthiest men in Seattle. As written by Seattle Daily, “An unidentified body was found in the apartment of the richest most eligible bachelors in Seattle, The Hudson brothers who at this point are presumed the main suspects in this investigation whose whereabouts are currently unknown..”

"My goodness! We actually have a thief in our office. No wonder my biscuits and snacks kept going missing from my table!" Vernon stood next to Peggy. After ordering security to block off all exits, they began searching everyone. Once it was my turn, I set the box down so I could cooperate with the search. Clearly, Vernon was momentarily startled upon noticing the asteroid figurine at the very top of the box. However, he still asked security to dump all the contents of the box onto the floor. Everything fell to the floor with a loud crash. The figurine was completely smashed to bits. It was like my relationship of six years with Vernon. Once there were cracks, things between us could never be

She wouldn't let him go on, and she definitely wouldn't let him get what he wanted: "Speaking of all the weird stuff happening with the different groups, there was one thing I really doubted too." What Amelia said made everyone else look at her. Elder Mystic Vale already apologized, so things should have been over. But judging from Amelia's stance, she didn't look like she was about to finish. "Doubt what?" someone couldn't help but cut in. Amelia smiled and walked down from Formation, her long sleeves fluttering and her eyes calm. "Back when we were in the Cursed Wasteland, some villagers said that someone from the Immortal Sect sent them a dream. That's why they misunderstood and thought t

she stated, but I heard her fainting as her thoughts weren't my concern. "Okay, okay, enough about Xenra," Asher said. "Let's talk about us, and not Xenra; she doesn't have to be a ghost that keeps hunting us whenever we try to have our sweet time together," he added. His words plunged me deeper into confusion, and I began to wonder what Asher meant by a ghost that kept hunting them. When did I hunt them for goodness sake? My mind was still spinning with thoughts when Akira's chuckle broke into my thoughts. "I think I know where you're coming from," she said after her chuckle had subsided. Her words were wrapped with laughter as she spoke.

He turned around, smiling, and explained to her, “I am not fooling you, Amy. I guarantee. I have never been in the forest before because I hate bugs and…bees, but I saw that place in that bastard’s memories. I know it’s somewhere nearby, trust me.” Amelia bit her bottom lip, then compromised, “Fine,” she said. “But you’d better hurry up. I don’t want anyone to see me with you.” “Oh, that hurts even more,” Adam lifted up his brows, covering his heart with his hand. Amelia ignored him. She walked two steps forward, leading the road on her own, “How did you know about the time limits anyway? I thought the Moon Goddess’s relic was a huge secret. How did you know how it works?”

, Amelia suddenly asked about the issue surfacing right now. Damian took back his hands as he sighed. " I have only got small information about this issue. This all started in the Lavender forest. From my sources, there's a witch residing in the forest, who is using people for her experiments. I have already sent Ashley a message, he will return tomorrow, and then I am going to visit that place. It's my responsibility to bring out the truth ", Damian was only able to get a small amount of information, his plan was still in progress.

“The ham was glazed, the chicken was roasted and slowly cooked with crunchy potatoes, mac and cheese were baked, creamy cucumber salad, cheese and garlic crack bread, garlic prawns with thousand island sauce, the beef was roasted, potatoes were also crushed, rice and peas, sorrel, beetroot and carrot juice with ginger, wine and chocolate cake etc.” “Yummy. Man I can’t wait to dig in,” Dominic squealed, in a girly manner. “Go freshen up,” Reign smiled and shook her head. Reign was the last to shower and get dressed. William gave Amber a bath and got her dressed. “Do you think she will like it?” William asked Elijah, showing him the custom made necklace he bought for her. “You will never know.