Amy X Silver Novels & Stories

I said sarcastically. The girl didn’t falter; instead, she asked more questions. “Oh, cool, do you really die from a silver bullet? And transform during the full moon? How about wolfsbane? Does it really kill you?” Her eyes sparkled with curiosity. Okay, it was time to end this. I leaned in slightly, my voice dropping an octave. “Let’s just say this,” I began, “I wouldn’t recommend trying to kill us, especially on a full moon. Silver bullet or not, you might find yourself torn limb from limb.”

Max said truthfully, taking out a pack of cigarette, but Mia snatched the pack away from him. "You dare to smoke in front of me?!" Mia yelled. "Babygirl, we have strong lungs." Blaze cooed. "Could you please not call your mate babygirl? I'm sorry but it bothers me." Jayla asked with anxiety, she was about to have a mini anxiety attack. You need guts to tell him something that you don't to hear or see. "Why not?" He asked curiously. Jayla widened her eyes, clearing her throat. "Because—" "She thinks you are Massimo from 365 days, damn baby didn't know you watched that kind of movie." Max chuckled interrupted up, he picked her up to put her in his lap, she squealed and hides her blushing face

Caroline, a she-wolf who has been considered a monster since she was a child, can she break the tragedy spell and find her MATE?

“I haven’t been this certain of anything since...well, since forever. That night in the woods, you walked hand‑in‑hand with me deeper into shadows I’d lived with my whole life. That cabin...I built it before I even knew what I was building it for. Every plank, every nail was waiting for this. For you.” Trixie’s eyes glistened. “Ryker...you’re going to make me cry.” “It’s okay.” He gently tilted her chin up. “But I’m not done.” His fingers left her and he folded out of bed, moving with quiet intention to the foot. He pulled aside the stack of blankets and reached below the mattress. He returned, holding a small wooden box—dark cedar, carved with a full moon, marigold petals, and a wolf’s head