Bonded By Thorns Novels & Stories

But the noose had strapped this spirit so tightly that there was no way to escape. Wikanya tried to reach for the woman’s body on the bed. She only hoped that once she had owned this body, she would be freed from this hunt. ‘No use’ No matter how hard you try to resist, it’s useless. The power of the lasso that no soul is free from bondage makes it impossible to escape at will. Wikanya was dragged to the front of the gates of Hell. The heat from within was emitted until it was felt. Both arms were strapped with nooses, but she tried to hold on to the edge of the door. She glanced at the light that appeared on the young lady’s body.

She wiggles her eyebrows. “I hate you,” I say to her, and she wags her head in disagreement. “No, you adore me,” She smirks, and I continue to laugh. ***Zayn Meyer POV*** “The Lycan apologized and the threat of war is gone; so what are you on edge about?” Bunny asks me as we walk through a garden. This garden is not like any other, it is special. It has flowers that blossom without any color. When you look at them, you get a feeling like you are looking at a black and white film.

Finn had a cut above his stormy blue eye, blood trickling down his temple, but his gaze softened the moment it landed on me. “They’re gone,” Thorne declared, his voice a deep, victorious growl as he closed the distance in two strides. He pulled me into his arms, crushing me against his hard body. The metallic tang of blood mixed with his wild scent, and I melted into him, hands roaming over his skin, feeling the rapid beat of his heart. “Your presence disrupted their plans. They sensed the strength of our emerging bond and fled like cowards.”

“ If you’re here to help, then get to talking, or get the hell out of here.” Ronan smirked, but there was no warmth in it. “You need me.” Matt sighed, foreshadowing the rivalry that bound to start between a childhood crush and a mate. Silver opened the door and stepped into the room. The moment Arthur turned and saw her, his chest tightened and heart was beating wildly in his chest. The mate bond pulled at him so hard, that he could not resist. His eyes locked with hers and something unspoken passed between them. His wolf was literally clawing to release itself, but he forced it down. “Silver.” His whispered barely audible. His body took a half step to her before he stopped himself, his mus

“He believes their souls can’t rest while the curse remains active.” “That’s not my problem.” “Isn’t it?” Thane stood, his sad eyes holding mine. “You’re bonded to him now, Miss Thorne. His pain is your pain, whether you acknowledge it or not. And somewhere in this castle, three hundred and seventeen innocent souls are waiting for justice.” He left me alone with that thought, and I spent the night wrestling with emotions I didn’t want to feel. Anger warred with unwanted sympathy. The bond pulsed with Kael’s grief, his desperate hope, his bone-deep exhaustion.

What started as mere contact had transformed into a firm, unyielding bond, held fast against any attempt to break. “This is impossible.” Blackthorn stood, his expression a mix of fascination and horror. “A true pair bond that defies death—the legends were true.” “Stop it,” Sophia’s voice cracked. “Someone, please stop this—they’re killing each other.” It made sense now. A deep pull in his chest confirmed it. This bond between them was slowly consuming each of them—not breaking under pressure, never yielding an inch, but relentlessly burning through bone and breath alike. Everything went black. Light suddenly returned, only to be swallowed by darkness once more. His heart skipped a beat, then

The bodyguards helping Luke sensed that the tide had turned and they immediately let go of Holly. The moment she was free, Yoel wrapped her up in his arms. It felt like he was a fortress of safety. Holly leaned into the solid comfort of his chest, feeling protected. Yoel's heart was pounding like a drum in a thunderstorm. His grip tightened around Holly. Holly caught on to his terror and instinctively wrapped her arms around him in a comforting hug. Luke watched them with a surge of jealousy that turned his eyes a fiery red. He scowled and moved to tear Yoel away from her.

“She snapped at Maya, and when I reached out to comfort her, she slapped my hands away as if my very touch was an enemy trying to crowd her space.” Thorne didn't defend either side. He simply stood beside me, his eyes following mine toward the palace windows. “She isn't pushing you away, Draken,” Thorne said softly. I turned my head sharply, my eyes tracking his expression. “Then what is it? The bond feels like a wall of solid ice. I look at her and Fenris cannot even find her scent.” “She's fighting something,” Thorne answered flatly, his jaw locking as he stared into the distance.

The bond between us screamed, a raw agony that twisted my insides, the elemental power flickering like a candle in wind. Rhaedon dropped beside me, his human hands pressing over mine on the wound. His russet hair plastered to his forehead, face streaked with dirt and gore. His eyes, wild with fear, met mine. "He needs the bond stabilized now, Sierra. Pull it tight, or he'll bleed out." Thorne knelt too, barking orders to the gathering loyalists. Healers rushed forward, their packs slung over shoulders, but even they hesitated at the sight. One, an older woman with silver braids, probed the edges of the injury.

“I know what you did. I know you burned them.” Rowan stepped into the small space between the shelves. He didn't look angry. He looked bored. He reached down and snatched the folder out of my grip. I tried to grab it back, but he shoved me down with one hand. “I did what I had to do to keep this pack alive,” Rowan said. “The Thornes were weak. They were obsessed with old magic and true bonds. They would have led us into a war we couldn't win.” “You murdered them!” I yelled. My voice sounded thin and pathetic.