Banished Healer Novels & Stories

“When you asked for your freedom, did you plan on returning to Molbor?” She winces as the swelling on her skin recedes. The deep purple marks dissipate into an even tone. “I have been banished. Molbor is no longer my home. Surely you know that witches who are welcome at home do not work secretly with wolves.” I know. It simply felt good to remind her of her exile. Banished witches hate the reminder. When the healer finishes, he bows and exits the cell. I give one of the guards a signal. Lifting a pair of heavy pliers, his bulky frame moves into the cage.

Not hearing my daughter’s painful wail made me realize that her own father had killed her. With the heavens and hell suppressing me harder, a loud and throbbing shriek came out of my quivering lips. An uncontrollable amount of anger was filling my nerves. My palms, which were in a tight fist, started to bring me pain because my nails were replaced by my claws. It pierced my own flesh, but I was too numb to even react to the pain. Logan shattered me into pieces when he decided to banish me and chose Hanna to be his Luna. But I rose up because that’s what I’m supposed to do. I need to stand back up because I had a life in my womb.

"Something's wrong! Alpha King Jason, your brother has been seriously injured on the battlefield and has been brought back to the pack for urgent treatment!" "Bailey, come with me, quickly." Jason pulled Bailey along—after all, Bailey had once been a chief healer in her own pack. Jason hoped Bailey could fulfill her healer's role and save his brother.

Don walked by a couple of times, checking to see if things were going well and with the smile on his face, I could tell I surpassed my own expectations. Night drew near faster while my hands worked and before I could even blink, a few days had swept past. Clover visited like she promised, but he stay wasn’t a long one. “Are you sure you can’t just stay over? Just for the night? I really have so much I want to say to you..” I whined as I walked her to the door like a woman seeing her husband off to war. “Andrea you know I wish I could…” she responded softly, tilting her head to the side. “But there’s a plague outbreak in a lower ranked pack. I have to be there for them because there’s no othe

Silence so complete I could hear the frost cracking on the greenhouse glass behind me. Tarn didn’t flinch. But something moved behind his eyes. His gaze dropped to my mouth for one beat, then back up. He caught himself. I caught him catching himself. “My father sentenced a healer to death,” he said. “I’m standing here because I need one alive.” His voice was controlled. His hands were not. At his sides, his fingers opened and closed once, like he was stopping himself from reaching for something. I didn’t think it was a weapon.

“But I believe in her. She healed my son and the Delta when I thought they wouldn’t make it. None of our medics can heal the wolf directly, but she can. Have you met someone who can do that?” His brows knitted, and I could sense irritation in his scent. “She can’t be the only doctor in the world who can heal the wolf in its true form. There are others like her who don’t do black magic.” “Until you find them, Dr. Vale is our only option.” He stiffened. I already regretted making him my Beta. With Darius gone, I didn’t know if Luke would ever agree to be my Beta again. And working with Xander… Goddess, it was torture.

“Damian has to take control of his body back. He shouldn’t be trapped inside while you run his body. It’s a reversed order. You’re meant to control the wolf body when you shift, not the human one. If the lycan runs a human body past three full moons, both you and Damian’s soul will lose your sanity.” Insanity? I frowned, I couldn't allow that to happen. “How do I bring Damian back…before it’s too late?” “You must find the Luna healer and marry her,” Sarah said firmly. “Only her bond can reverse it.” “Luna healer?” I asked. “Yes,” she continued. “A born Luna with true healing powers. She is the only one who can restore the balance.” I exhaled. Marrying the Luna Healer wouldn’t be a problem si

Noah frowns. "Your mating urges clouded your brain. But do not worry, that rogue will not escape. I put the weight of my rank on Cora Hale. If she knows what is good for her alliance, she will do what I want." Just then, Cora's personal Luna Handmaiden enters the medical tent. "Elder Master Raeken, I bring the Grand Healer's final judgment. Effective this very moment, Liam Raeken is stripped of his rank and banished from the healing order for wild misconduct and breaking the laws of the sanctuary."

I didn’t care to entertain that yet. “Alan, go find out more information about the assassins. I also want to know what my wife has been doing for the past four years.” I waved him away. He saluted me before following my orders, exiting the room with a chuckle. I was left contemplating how Cathy managed it. Military medical staff come from the healer clan and generally needed to study in medical school from childhood. Only after a long period of practice can they become qualified healers. How did she do it? She couldn’t have taught herself alone in that cottage.

The healer walked towards me with a smile on her face and as I looked back at Thane, he raised his hand in a manner that signified that he had no idea why the healer was smiling. She checked my vitals and everything including the scars in my stomach and although they weren't fully gone, they were gradually beginning to fade off. “Alright, everything seems to be good and you are free to go.” “Thank you healer…I'll be taking her back home.” Thane said. “You are welcome Alpha…and also if anything should happen to her, she should be brought to the clinic immediately because due to her inability to shift, any poor condition she finds herself in can be fatal.” The healer said.