Novel & Cerita Best Alice Hoffman Novel

she asked. Alvin smiled, ready for a kill. "I recently read this novel by a New York Times bestselling author who goes by the name AdelleX. The title of her novel is 'The Woman's Dark Secrets.' I think all women have dark secrets that they are trying hard to keep buried within the four corners of their minds. Am I right?" Briana rolled her eyes. "And does the book satisfy your craving for juicy stuff and endless drama?" Alvin looked at her, wearing a surprised expression on his face. "How did you know that I like juicy stuff?"

He let me go, and soon I had bolted out of there. I bumped into someone; my books dropped to the ground as I breathed heavily. I looked up, and it was Jason Carmicheal, Alice’s boyfriend. He grabbed me by my shirt and pulled me up. “I just saw you come out from Dr. Wolfe’s office,” he started in an angry tone. I pulled myself free from him and remained silent even though my heart raced like crazy, I kept my cool. “Tell me, are you in on it? Now that Alice is gone you have Dr Wolfe all to yourself dont you” he continued to ask.

I faked smiles, played along, but my head was somewhere else—on Sage. Where was she? Was she scared? Was she hurt? The thought made my blood run hot. I caught sight of Hector across the room. He shook his head slightly. Still nothing. No leads on the bomb. No way out. Damn it. By the time the reception ended, I was ready to snap. But I couldn’t—not yet. Alice had me right where she wanted, and she knew it. The honeymoon suite was just as over-the-top as the rest of the night—marble floors, silk sheets, candles flickering on every surface. Alice poured herself a glass of champagne, her robe slipping off her shoulder.

Harvey's expression became cold as he watched Mrs. Hoffman. He was completely done with her. Mrs. Hoffman bit her lip and stared at Hale for a long time. "You're right! The one who sold you out is me. I sold your identity to other people, too. I'm also the one that almost got you killed. When I heard about the Chapter of Ascension in the morning, I was also the one who sent the message!" Hale's expression was one of bitterness and grief. He gritted his teeth and asked coldly, "Why?"

When she mentions that he killed two pack members, Ana whimpers, and my mate turns her head in my direction. Alpha Max takes something out of his pocket that looks like a spray can and points it at my mate. I let go of Ana, and I try to tell my mate to duck, but the words get stuck in my throat. The male with white hair warns her, but Alpha Max sprays whatever is in that container in her face. The smell of wolfsbane reaches my nose, and while it can be deadly for werewolves, it does not affect me. It never did. But I can tell my mate, Elena—that's what the male with the white hair called her—is struggling to breathe. Ana covers her face with her shirt, not wanting to inhale the poisonous air

I had the overwhelming feeling that he was trying to tell me something. I followed him, my steps unsteady, until we reached Ethan’s pile of luggage. I had never cared to check what he packed before. But now, a sudden, frantic urge overtook me. I tore through his belongings, searching for something—anything. Until my hands closed around a leather-bound notebook. The cover read: “Alice’s Treatment Journal.” … May 11 – Clear Skies Alice lost her memory again today. This time, she imagined me as the people who hurt her back then.

Ever since he proposed to her and he was yet to give her a ring, Jessica was still skeptical about the Alpha's confession about wanting to marry her. So she made it her Issue to have a spy over Zane every time and that included his business meetings. "What then happened?" Jessica questioned the spy she hired, who was giving a report to her. "He called someone, he sounded really hurt, I guess, but it seemed to be a woman on the phone." "What did he say first?" Jessica asked, her blood boiling already. "Something about alpha?" The spy replied, Unsure. Jessica knew she made a mistake of hiring a human that wouldn't easily understand their terms, but it was still good, at least she knew for sure

My stone cabin, the forest, the edge of the training yard, the outer wall at midnight… The memories sped past, too fast to follow. Then suddenly, everything slowed. In my memory, I had gathered firewood and was about to leave the forest. Lucia's voice drifted from deeper among the trees. I set the bundle down and moved closer quietly. "Did you bring it?" It was Lucia. Someone with a strange accent answered, "I did. But can you keep your promise?" "When I become Alpha Female, I can." "That's not enough." "Then what about this?"

"It wasn't really easy. The rogues who came had some sort of witch working for them." A group of younger wolves whispered among themselves, their eyes flicking toward River at every point. Two female Alphas near the drink table were doing a rather poor job of hiding their interest. Did they want to die? "Really? Did you get the witch?" Even Drayven, from across the room, while speaking with some redhaired alpha, kept glancing in River’s direction... the gleam in his eyes predatory, possessive, and fucking assessing. "No." My chest went cold, then hot, then tight all over again.

Jumping up, I threw myself into Ashton's arms, causing us both to fall to the ground. "Thank you." Ashton beamed, beginning to pepper my lips with kisses. "I love you, Thia." "I love you too. Now, how about you make this official and mark me? " "Yes ma am." AUTHOR'S NOTE: This ends our journey with Ashton and Thia, but it is not quite the end of the Two Alphas trilogy. I am happy to announce that there will be a third and final book coming out in June called The Beta's Redemption! This story will focus on Leah and Asher while they navigate their awkward relationship. Thank you as always for your constant support; it means so much. I love you all and look forward to our next journey. :)