Artemis Novel Novels & Stories

There were a lot of wolves out there in sheep’s skin. I heard a creak to our left, I pushed Liam forward as an arrow flew by us. “Who’s there?” “Is that you Felix?” “Artemis?” we stood up as Artemis made her way to us. She was a beautiful woman, strong, skilled, and deadly. “Are we shooting before asking questions now?”

“I’m ending it. You stay alive. That’s the only thing that matters now.” His jaw tightened. “And what about what I want?” She met his eyes then, and the gold in them hit her harder than before. “You’ve already given enough. Seventeen years of running, and now this. I won’t add my name to the list of things that break you.” Troy started to speak, but she turned away, pressing her forehead against the cool glass. Outside, the woods stood quiet, but she knew the quiet wouldn’t last. Three hundred miles south of Grimwall, a single lantern swayed inside a moving carriage. A woman sat with a letter spread across her knees, reading it for the third time. The road beyond the window was nothing but d

Iris I’m frozen as the car barrels toward me. Frozen in space, time, body. The driver is slamming on the brakes, the air filling with the sound of tires screeching, but there isn’t enough time for the car to stop before it hits me. All I can do is wait, bracing myself for impact. And all I can think about is Miles, who will never understand why his mother left him. But then, suddenly, something slams into me—and it’s not the car. It’s Arthur’s warm, sturdy body.

Emma “Where is my son?” Artemisa says, determined, the guards bearing their necks as she approaches the entrance of the hall with the cells. “I want to see my son.” It is funny to see how those huge guards cower as they show the way to Artemisia to reach her son’s cell. As it was pretty difficult to get her to change first, I have to stifle a laugh as I think of her shouting at the guards in her revealing hospital gown. I follow her through the gate, reaching the cells, and surprisingly find Junior sitting in one of them too.

"I need my friend back.” Artemis looked at me with those bright green eyes, a hint of uncertainty in her expression. "Where would you like me to settle in?" she asked, her voice soft and tentative. I folded my arms across my chest and gave her a hard look. "Find your space, but don’t come near the bed," I said curtly. "That’s my space. And don’t touch any of my stuff.” She nodded, her demeanour polite and submissive. "Understood," she replied, placing her bags on the floor near the opposite wall. She began to unpack, carefully organising her things without making a sound.

At my question, Titiana’s gaze turns dark, and it looks almost as if a storm is raging within her. "I committed a grave sin." Titiana sighs, "I interfered with the great design for my own selfish purposes." "But I thought deities weren’t allowed to associate with humans; isn’t that why Artemis…" As Artemis’ name crosses my mind, I find myself reaching into my own psyche to find that she isn’t there. ‘Artemis?’ I call, feeling a sudden flare of desperation. ‘Artemis, where are you?’ "Artemis is currently trapped within the celestial realm by Mateo." Titiana explains. "She tried to interfere with the universe's design by leading your carrier right into Mateo’s grasp. Your bond with him is stil

He had warned them before they came that she was a difficult thing but it seemed like they hadn't understood the kind of difficulty he was talking about. Athena spent more time watching them begin decorations before announcing that she would leave to come back in a few hours' time. As soon as she was gone, Damien apologized to them before going about his other duties. "What did you just say?" "Icharus said he got an invitation from Antarti. A new Alpha is being installed." "Impossible!" The young man thundered. "Who is he?" "My Lord, it is a woman." There was silence in the room for a full minute and the man turned and gazed upon his right hand man with sheer shock and horror. "That is an ab

Artemis tells me urgently. "Take over, Artemis, get us to safety." I told her. Suddenly, Artemis takes over and runs out to the balcony of our room and jumps off, shifting in midair. She lands on the ground gracefully and starts running towards an isolated part of the pack. I decide to mind-link my mates while we run. Me: Artemis told me we had to get out of the packhouse straightaway and to somewhere isolated. I'm not 100% sure what's happening, but I trust her.

Arthur giggles hearing me say that. “I should’ve known that you won’t satisfied with me. I am the one who is missing you, I really want you to get back and pay your losing bet” he laughs so hard and I throw a pillow at him. I was hoping he’ll forget about that bet. A day after arrived in this village, he and I made a bet about who will be the first to be involved in the love affair here, at that time I held Kathy's name, while Arthur held Anneth. And now it was clear that it was Anneth who had a chance to have a scandal with Dave. My defeat required me to accept all of Arthur's orders for 3 days. I don't think it's going to be difficult, considering that Arthur also always wakes up at 1 pm s

"So, be the kind girl and go get Lucas before you lose that pretty head of yours." "Threatening me, eh, Caterina?" I knew she was toying with me the moment she said my name the first time. "You don't know who you're talking to. But I know damn well who you are—Shotgun Princess, they call you here—" She was cut short when a muffled voice hissed in the background, calling her name, Harriet, followed by the culprit’s hysterical laughter. So this was Lucas' sister. No wonder my blood was boiling. The De Marchis actually gave off the same annoying energy. I guess it runs in the family.