Authors Unbound Novels & Stories

The next day, my legal team appeared in front of Sean. They brought a transfer authorization document personally signed by Steve. It wasn't a simple asset transfer agreement. It was the heart of Sean's entire business empire, the highest-level control transfer document for his offshore trust fund. When Sean saw the familiar emergency authorization code and the legal documents that would instantly dismantle his empire, he finally understood. He picked up his encrypted satellite phone and dialed a number. His voice was cold. "Activate the Scorched-Earth plan."

The only one who defended me when my mother and Selene pushed me away. The drums still beat outside, calling the Blackwood Pack to the clearing. Tonight was the moon ceremony. Both of us were supposed to stand before the visiting Alpha. The moon would choose which one would become his Luna and join the packs in peace. My gaze fell on my mother’s face. Even now, those eyes looked like they might open and cut into me. “You are not our equal, you might be blackwood, but you don’t act like one.” The memory cut through me. My fingers curled into the blood-soaked floor.

Outside, thunder finally broke. Rain fell hard and sudden, washing the city clean. But beneath the calm, something fundamental had shifted. The bond between us was no longer just protective. It was foundational. And the world had felt it. The Unbound had struck a nerve. And next time..... They wouldn’t stop at testing control. They would come to break it.

There was only the quiet crackle of the hearth and the steady, rhythmic thrum of my own heartbeat. And beneath that, something else. A strange, humming warmth in my veins. I looked down at my arms. The deep, purple bruising that had blossomed across my skin from the sheer force of Lucan’s dominance was already turning a faded, sickly yellow. By nightfall, it would be gone completely. My unnatural healing. The thing I had spent my entire life hiding. I pulled the sleeves of my oversized shirt down to my wrists. It didn’t matter how fast my body stitched itself back together. My mind was still bruised. The phantom weight of his aura still pressed against my lungs, a terrifying reminder of what

Her stomach twisted. Ethan peeked over the edge of the dumpster. His frame tensed. “We are not by ourselves.” Jenny’s breath caught. “What?” Ethan grabbed her hand. “Run.” The sound of trainers slamming towards the pavement despatched Jenny into movement. They dashed closer to the exit of the parking zone, but headlights flooded the distance, blinding them. A black automobile screeched to a stop in front of them. The doorways swung open. Two of Noah’s guys stepped out.

he asked. “I cannot continue with this arrangement,” I declared with my voice resolute. “The contract no longer holds meaning for me. The glimpse of that side of you I experienced that I cannot accept, a side that prioritizes power and control over compassion and empathy. Is what I can’t accept.” With a hardened feature “You underestimate the weight of your decision, Cara,” he responded. “I have made my decisions” I replied. As I walked away from his chamber, from the mansion that once felt amazing and enchanting, I felt liberated. This decision felt like the best step towards reclaiming my destiny free from the constraints of an arrangement that had become suffocating.

She gave a kind smile. "There's one more thing we need to discuss," Ruben pointed out. Lisa sat in one of Ruben's plush sofas and watched the slow gathering unfold. He was tense but in a good way rather than a nervous kind. He'd awoken with a purpose this morning. He was not going to let his sister down. The presence of vampires and council members did not surprise the pack. Ruben had just defeated one of the supernatural's most dangerous adversaries, therefore their presence to decide on the next line of action was not unexpected. Andrea, on the other hand, walked in clutching Sebastian's hand. The majority of the oack was still unaware of her vampire bond. It's raised a few eyebrows.

“Creating a book isn’t easy but being the support to the book and its master isn’t easy either. This job is not a job for the purely soft-hearted.” Reina walked towards the exit before she paused and turned back. “Let’s meet your only author.” Reina said before Leslie nodded at Bob and followed Reina. The ride to Leslie’s author made him nervous as he pondered what kind of person his author was. He stared at the envelope before he opened it and pulled the documents out. No way. Leslie thought as he stared at Reina. “Reina is my author by any chance… Azrael?” Leslie asked as his heart tripped, the thought of the possibility made him excited.

He's sure that Estelle was trained extremely hard by his father, Einuo. She's meant to be a Luna. The beta commented in a whisper. The rest of the Lycans were still in shock as they did not dare to move. Estelle, on the other hand, is just feeling herself. She's getting numb as the burning sensation inside of her is sucking her energy and building up in her chest.