Avery Flynn Novels & Stories

It was that fool Flynn. Flynn hadn’t shown his face at the packhouse in weeks, not since our argument about diverting pack funds to flood defenses that I insisted were unnecessary. “There is no fucking flood coming," Outlaw boomed in my head. "Flynn is just trying to predict a flood so he would look like the better, and the rightful, Alpha. Just because we had been receiving help from him over the years doesn't mean he is the better Alpha. He already gave up his right to you.”

she said weakly. “Yes, you were,” Kira pressed, her voice unyielding. “Tell me why.” Alana shifted uncomfortably, the tension in the room thickening. “I asked you a question,” Kira continued, stepping closer. “And if you don’t answer, I’ll have the Alpha ask it instead.” “No!” Alana exclaimed, panic flashing in her eyes. “No, I’ll tell you.” She took a shaky breath, her words spilling out in a rush. “Austin—the man you know as Richard—told me about the silver flames. He mentioned an old prophecy tied to them. I didn’t think they were real. I thought he made it up.”

Life is too short, to dwell on sad things for long, which is why Augustus Hale, always believed in moving forward with the best memories. He was a positive person, but at the same time sensitive, and he acknowledged all his flaws, because he was aware of the beauty of imperfection. He let his passionate and dreamy soul guide him towards his destiny, like a free bird, who fell a lot of times, before finally relishing the joy of flight. Coming to London was a hasty decision all together, but his friend Austin had saved him from regretting it.

I called out, my voice barely audible over the loud music. His gaze landed on me, his piercing blue eyes assessing my intentions. "Who are you?" he asked, his voice betraying a hint of curiosity. "I'm Caleb," I replied, trying to keep my voice steady. "I heard about what happened to Ava. I want to help." Flynn arched an eyebrow, clearly surprised by my statement. "Help? How can you help?" "I have access to information," I explained, keeping my tone low. "I want to find out who was behind the kidnapping attempt. I won't let anyone harm Ava."

I barked at Flynn. I didn’t know if he answered. I couldn’t hear anything except the pounding in my ears. I leaned in and breathed air into her lungs, again and again. “Evelyn! Stay with me!” Aiden climbed from the river, soaked and breathless. His eyes locked on her, frantic. “Your Majesty—please, let me—” “Stay the fuck away from her!” I growled. He moved, but Flynn stepped in his path, a hand firm on his shoulder.

Taelin- During the span of three days, I barely ventured outside of my quarters. It wasn’t because I felt infected, but I hadn’t wanted to go out. Food was brought to me three times a day and I was under surveillance by Alpha Ryker. Instead of wasting my time away, I focused on learning everything I could about the people here and whatever else the folders I had contained about this place. There were only a few members that had any details about them. First, there was Julian Drake, the beta of the pack. He also had a twin brother named Ryan. They were both strong and very skilled snipers. Of course, I would need to see that for myself, since I was also rather skilled, not to brag or anything

Having said that, they pushed me along and began leading me toward the stairs. Mom rushed after us, weeping as she clung to my hand. "You can't take him away! He just finished his exams and is supposed to start training as a pilot in September! He's going to attend Aeronautical Command University and fly planes! Please don't take him away!" I could feel my eyes welling up with tears the moment I saw Mom drop to her knees and plead before the police officers. I helped her to her feet and said, "You shouldn't do this, Mom. I need you to listen to me—I'm completely innocent.