Books About Triplets Novels & Stories

he said. I shifted my weight slightly, ignoring the way my body protested, ignoring the faint tremor that tried to creep into my limbs as I steadied myself. “At the time of their birth,” I began, my voice even, “the law regarding triplets was still in effect.” Narek’s expression changed instantly. “The curse law,” he murmured. I inclined my head. “Yes,” I said. “Triplets were seen as a bad omen, a curse upon the pack, especially when they were all male.”

He gives me a wide smile before stuffing his face with some baked potato chips. Three years after Regulus, Nefret and I were blessed with the triplets. Hermes, Cupid, and Janus. It’s hard to tell them apart. I confuse them sometimes but Nefret never does. She can always tell her boys apart. She has a deep bond with her children and as a mate, it makes me proud. The triplets are the troublemakers. They are always getting themselves in trouble and causing chaos around the palace but no matter what, they are my pups and they taught me the most important thing in the world that a parent needs - patience. It was easy parenting Ares and Regulus but with the triplets, it was not that easy but with

Emilie snaps out from her reverie when she heard Emilia's voice, one of the triplets in the Albreicht family. "And we can see the way you look at Jayden. If looks can only kill, he would be dead by now." added her twin sister, Emma, while giving her a teasing look. Emilie, Emilia and Emma are Trizygotic or fraternal triplets. Emilie turns around to face her sisters. "I mean what's so special about him? Why are the girls getting all crazy about him?" she started whining. "Can't you see it for yourself? I mean look at him! He's handsome, he also got brains, he'z a good guy, and he's really cool!" Emilia pointed out, while rolling her eyes heavenward.

He was the shepherd dog, circling the flock, ensuring the wolves stayed at a distance. The triplets were upstairs in the nursery suite, a fortified wing staffed by their own nurses and two of Dante’s private security detail. They were the reason this room was full. The family didn't care about the marriage; they cared about the distribution of the Blackwood billions. To the people in this conservatory, Toby, Maya, and Leo weren't children—they were placeholders in a ledger. "I hear the third one is a struggle," a woman named Beatrice, a second cousin twice removed, said as she joined the circle near Julian. She didn't lower her voice. "The medical costs alone must be astronomical. It’s a sha

"You're in your finals?" "Yeah," he said, his eyes returned to me. "Should have been done a year ago, but we skipped a year to handle something." "We?" I asked. Sofia grinned so wide i was concerned her lips would tear, she moved forward with a wicked glint in her eyes. "They’re triplets, Jasmine. The most famous and most dangerous set of brothers on campus." The room felt like it was spinning. "Triplets?" I looked at Caspian, trying to imagine two more of him. One was already enough to set my entire world on fire. The thought of three made my head light.

They fight together in a puppy pile, wrestling and giggling with each other. All three boys are up and walking, both Demetrios and Calix are flying, and Brison is using two- and three-word phrases, though the other two are quickly catching up to him. Nine month old triplets are fucking exhausting. And just think, we’ll have another set of triplets in the matter of two months. Six kids under one. What the fuck were we thinking? Especially with two being demi-gods, two being Nephilim, and two being werewolves.

"The trauma you sustained also affected one of the triplets you were carrying. Unfortunately, despite our best efforts, we were unable to save that baby, and surgery was necessary to remove the fetus…" My breath hitched. Triplets. I had been carrying triplets, a miracle I never dared to dream of, and now one was gone. A sob tore from my throat, a sound filled with such raw pain that it seemed to pulse through the sterile walls. It soon morphed into a series of wracking cries that made my body convulse as I gasped for air.

“I mean, get permission to at least use some of their information, if not their names.” “Right. So, tell us about them.” Cheryl was desperate to know who they were, but Kim was just as eager. She was just better at hiding it than Cheryl was. “Well, the first three are the triplets, of course. You know them.” We all knew who the triplets were. For the interest of my story, I might list them as brothers, I wasn’t sure yet. I didn’t want to exactly give it away who they all were. I wasn’t looking to out anyone to the general public, or their scrutiny.

So, I averted my gaze. That's when I spot them—the triplets. They're standing off to one side of the room, and the instant my eyes meet theirs, I feel like I've been trapped. They're identical, with an uncanny resemblance to both their parents. From their mother, they've inherited their soulful eyes—a kind of emerald green that you could lose yourself in. They have their father's squared jaw, sharp cheekbones, and the kind of brows that are often described as 'brooding.' The first triplet seems to have a natural stoicism, the second a glint of curiosity, and the third a palpable intensity. Their eyes lock onto mine, and even though they are teenagers, probably only a year or two younger than

Tree of Life — TREE of LYFE The great tree above the Middle whose roots and structure penetrate the caverns below; a central natural landmark. Triune — TRY‑oon The world/realm containing the Middle, Upper, and Deep; the setting for the children’s lives and the book’s title. Urams Trials — OO‑ramz TRY‑ulz A set of difficult, trap‑filled trials devised by Uram (An elder of the Upper) to test the children after the showcase. Valerian root — vuh‑LEER‑ee‑un root An herb Sophia carries for use in the Tilly; used as a sedative in the narrative.