Binding 13 Audiobook Novels & Stories

he said then closed the door again, leaving me there completely stunned. There was no way I was going to knock again to ask for the address. Luckily, I would be able to track my way back to his house, I just had to remember the route I had followed the day I drove Daisy back. I went with an Audi. The files sitting strapped to the passenger seat as I turned into many streets trying to find my way around. It was almost an hour before I pulled into the giant house. I sighed in relief because it was beginning to become frustrating. I made a mental note to copy the address before leaving in case I had to come here again.

Carissa coming at me from the right. Heather manages to nip my shoulder as I’m pushing Jade off me. There’s no where to escape. They’re going to kill me. As Heather lunges again, she’s knocked off her feet by a grey wolf tackling her. He growls at her with the lowest, most dangerous growl I’ve ever heard. Jade and Carissa back off as they see him. “Stay away from her,” the wolf says. “You don’t even know her,” Heather protests. “I don’t even know you. I…”

Her lips are moving, but no sound comes out. “Stand back,” I whisper to Cordelia. I raise my right hand. I gather the heat in my veins. I track the binding lines of the silence spell holding Audrey down. “Break,” I say. I push a reverse spell forward. It hits Audrey like a physical blow. Audrey gasps. Her chest heaves as the air rushes back into her lungs. She stares directly at the floating woman. “I will never be on your side,” Audrey says. Her voice is raw. It shakes, but it does not break.

“But whose leash do you bite for, Ash? Magnus’s? Or something filthier?” I wanted to spit in her face. Instead, I gave her what I could, in a voice low enough only she would hear. “I’m Ash because Ember wouldn’t have been allowed near the council. As Ash, I listen. I serve. I hear what Magnus whispers when he thinks no one listens. I live in his blind spot. That’s how we find the cracks.” My chest rose and fell, hard and quick, but I didn’t stop. “The Binding won’t work if I gut it from the inside. Stall it long enough, Zane will come back with fire behind him, and then we tear the whole thing down.”

Fear. Then his hand reached out, silently commanding. Liara took it, stepping into the night, the subtle click of her heels swallowed by the grand estate’s silence. She clutched her bejeweled clutch tighter as more guards moved to flank them, like wolves shielding their alpha. “Don’t speak unless you have to,” Asher murmured, voice quiet but firm. “Don’t look away when they stare. And if anyone insults you—” “I smile sweetly,” she murmured, forcing her voice steady, “and let you destroy them later.”

THE WEIGHT OF HOME ~CHELSEA POV~ {Playlist Suggestion: "Heavy" by Linkin Park ft. Kiiara} "You don't have to go back there." Kade's voice cuts through the morning quiet. His hands grip the steering wheel too tightly. We sit in his car outside our building, engine running, three stories of peeling paint and broken promises looming above us. "Yes, we do." Chase shifts in the backseat, medical equipment bag clutched to his chest. He needs his checkup today. Moving him around isn't good for his condition.

He had to believe me. “Romer, no, please believe me, this is all a misunderstanding” I tried to talk but the voice was stuck in my throat, and barely a whisper came out. “I would never hurt you, I love you…” and I tried to stretch my arm to touch his. I needed his touch, his warmth. He retracted his arm, and looked at me in full disgust. His jaw clenched, and his eyes became even darker. He was close to losing control and if his wolf took over it would become a disaster.

"Alpha, what are you waiting for? Vera has already held her conversion ceremony! Are you really going to keep being so stubborn?” "Alpha, think of your wolves! Think of the entire pack!" Roland's urging sounded like a curse, echoing endlessly in Kieran's ears. He took a deep breath and reached out to grab Wendy's shoulder. Just as he was about to open his mouth and bite down, he heard Soren's voice. "So annoying." Soren waved his hand. Roland's body flew backward and slammed into the rose window before crashing down heavily. He spat out blood. "Soren! Don't push us too far!"

I’d packed light, knowing we wouldn’t stay long. --- It was close to midnight when I heard a knock on my door. I froze. Who would knock this late? “Open the door,” Mr. Blackwood’s voice ordered from the other side. I hurried and opened it. “Oh… sorry, sir. I didn’t know it was you.” He looked tired, maybe even hungry. He’d changed back into his formal slacks and a white shirt, the top buttons undone, his dark hair slightly tousled. Why would such a beautiful face have such a horrible attitude?.

Then a sound came— soft, fast, and steady. My breath caught. "That's…" I whispered without meaning to, the rest of my words catching in my throat. Doctor Morgan smiled. "That’s your baby’s heartbeat." I knew. Everything inside me stilled. I forgot where I was. Forgot who was beside me. Forgot everything. All I could hear was that sound... strong, alive, and real. My fingers curled slightly against the sheet, and then I felt it. . Adrian’s hand resting lightly over mine. I should have pulled away, but I didn’t.