Book On Kali Novels & Stories

“Why do you need Kali?” The room seemed to still. Hera’s hand fell away from my hair. Her gaze flicked to the door, then back to me, calculating. "You know from the moment I held you in my arms, I had always known that you were a special child. I just didn't know the extent to which you were." My brows furrowed. “What does that have to do with Kali?" Her eyes darkened. “Kali is… necessary.” The word sent a shiver down my spine.

However, seeing how my father thinks of me as a political tool he could use to gain more power from the monarch, I simply couldn’t help but detest my own father and for being born in this house. Which was why, almost two weeks after Count Vicente came, another telegram from the palace arrived confirming that I was able to get the majority of votes from the council to be presented before the alpha king, Kalix Amari. I didn’t even ask for the reason why, of course, knowing how my father groomed me since birth, I knew that my role would be to become the perfect bride for a monarch. At first, I really thought my father was only making up those stories. Not knowing that he really was keeping it a

I couldn't get much from Kali, other than that he controlled the Crescent Moon Pack and the Crescent Coven of vampires in New Orleans. I sucked in some air. He was a fucking hybrid. A powerful, terrifying one at that. Feared by all. And Dangerous enough to leave me second guessing if seeking him out was the smart choice, but I reminded myself I fucking had to. "Morning," I swerved around at Kali's voice as she dragged her feet into the kitchen with a groan on her lips and both hands on her head as if wanting to quell the raging storm inside of her. "Morning," I pulled out a mug, pouring in some coffee for her.

~Kali~ There was a disturbance in Kinata and she was going to investigate. A feeling of unease lodged in her chest as she flew toward the animal sanctuary realm. Usually, there wasn't this much tension coming from the realm. With a sigh, Kali stepped into the gates of Kinata and looked around. It didn't take long before she could smell it. There was blood, and a lot of it. She turned to her right and saw the corpses of animals left by a few trees. "Oh heavens, no!" It was a Bandersnatch family. "You poor dears, what happened to you?" Kali touched the wound and it was cold, but somehow stung. She pulled her fingers back and looked at her fingertips. "This wasn't natural." Kali placed her palm

I walked back to the pack house, giving Finn a decent head-start before heading back to the library to see Kali and Caleb. They were pouring over more books when I joined them. I sat down and picked up the nearest book, not looking at its cover. “Hey! Woah…everything okay?” Kali asked, concerned. “I’m fine. I just want to focus on figuring this out and forget about anything and everything else.” I said as fast as possible, trying not to let my emotions colour my voice. “Okay, well you probably won’t find anything helpful in a book about Geology…” she pulled the book out of my hands and showed me the cover.

"No, no. It's Ka-" "It's a suspect." Shivaay gave Ali a sharp look for almost blurting out Kali. There was no doubt that if these two hackers knew that they were actually tapping into Kali's phone and if by any mistake she suspected and traced them back she'd kill both of them. These two hackers would be safer if they didn't know what they were getting themselves into. XXX

Calista shoved a book into my hands. “How the hell am I—” I stopped myself when the book’s cover flipped of its own accord. “Read,” Calista echoed in my head. Ignoring her, I opened the book, flipping through, occasionally pausing at things I thought were helpful, only to realize a short while later that they were not talking about my situation at all. I didn’t know how long I spent going through that tome and two others I picked from the stack Calista brought, but I was unable to find something we could use.

The ancient book looks even more imposing up close, its gold leather cover etched with symbols that seems to shift slightly in the muted light. “It’s fine,” I say quickly, offering him a small smile. “I haven’t been waiting long.” He places the heavy tome on the table between us with carefully, as though it were an egg. I glanced up at him. “So that’s where he came from?” Shawn pauses, his fingers still resting on the edge of the book. “Who?” “Kaal,” I answer, watching his face. “Alpha of the South.” Just like he'd said. His movements stills for a brief second, just long enough for me to notice, and short enough to go unnoticed by any non-observer, before he continues adjusting the book’s po

Bookshelves lined the walls, filled with scrolls and ancient records from generations of wolf politics. A man stood before her desk. He was tall, lean, and dressed in simple traveling clothes that allowed him to blend into almost any crowd unnoticed. His name was kali. Among the wolves of Black Moon, he was known for one thing. Finding information. “You asked to see me, Lady Seraphina,” he said quietly. Seraphina leaned back in her chair, her fingers resting lightly against the polished wooden surface of the desk. “Yes, I did.” she replied. Kali waited patiently.