Books By Lynn Austin Novels & Stories

"His name is Tommy, and he's only sixteen. Luna's people kidnapped him three months ago. She said if I didn't do exactly what she told me to do, they would kill him." Lydia had been quiet during this whole conversation, but now she spoke up. "Austin, we're wasting time. Rosemary could be dying while we stand here arguing about who to trust." Austin looked at Lydia. She had been with his pack since she was a teenager. Her adoptive father had been killed in the same fire that burned down their pack house. She had every reason to hate Luna. But Austin remembered something strange. Lydia had been one of the first people to suggest that they should work with Julie. Had that been because she genui

"Tell me in the most coherent manner then." "Well... While you were still fighting for your life in that world, I requested for access to the world book of this world." He made a black book with golden pages appear between them. He continued to explain while Luna held onto the book in her hands. "Apparently, Austin's fate with the two leads had already ended the moment the two leads got together at the graveyard. He did not appear in the book anymore, even for her wedding. So... I don't think we needed him to live on and suffer by himself till the day he died..." Luna's eyes slowly widened in shock. "I... Made him suffer alone... For nothing...? What have I done...?"

Paul: I should go get you water to drink (Austin closes his eyes and soon, He recalls all his memories of his past life ) Austin: (opens his eyes) I remember... To be CONTINUED The next chapter drops this night, That's if the likes and comments are plenty sha

he said before looking back out the window before saying, "It might be the last thing you ever do." __________________________ Austin entered the darkroom that was filled with nothing but silence and darkness. He switched on the light and there was Lorraine, chained up and looking half beaten to death. Her eyes could barely open, which saved her from the blinding light, her lips were busted and swollen, she had a black eye, and her once flawless skin was covered with black, purple, and blue bruises.

I hear Austin mumble something about this being his office and her taking his mate. “It’s very nice to meet you, Lacy. Please call me Rebel.” I say with a genuine happy smile. This place seems to bring out the smiles in me. “Eeek! We are going to have so much fun spending your mate’s money today. Speaking of which, Austin, we need your card!” She says holding out her hand. Austin rolls his eyes and pulls out his wallet and produces a black card. He hands it to Lacy and says, “Anything she wants, she gets. You also know that there will be special occasions where she needs fancy dresses, so make sure you get some of those too. She needs everything. She literally came here with the clothes on h

"Mr. Johnston... I'll go get the coffee." Jared glared at him, hissing. "No! Let them die of thirst!" As Nicole went upstairs, One of Austin's buddies waved at her from the second room to the right. "Boss, over here! " She increased her pace and entered the room. When she saw Austin's expression had returned to normal, she knew that he had listened to what she said and was somewhat satisfied. She walked to the front and looked on at the books spread out on the table. The books were so clean like they were new, and she frowned slightly.

I ran my fingers along the cover, appreciating the weight of the book and the memories it held. I shift my gaze away from the book and direct my attention towards Austin, noticing his intense focus on the novel. A flicker of curiosity sparks within me, prompting me to ask, "What is it?" Austin's expression softens, and he begins to share the significance of the book. "You know, this was Jacob’s first ever novel to read. He fell in love with the novel when he read this one and I always thought that it was silly how a man like him would have a hobby of reading books but now I think I am the one being silly."

Amara took a step back, her frown deepening. She knew all too well about Austin’s reputation. He was known for his charming looks and silver tongue—but also for how quickly he discarded women once he got what he wanted. The last thing she needed right now was his flirting. “Austin, I’m not interested in whatever game you’re playing,” she said firmly, trying to put as much distance between them as possible. But Austin moved closer, a predatory gleam in his eyes. “Come on, Amara,” he murmured, his voice dropping to a low, seductive tone. “You don’t have a mate now, so why not be with me? I can show you what it’s like to be loved.”

He seemed not to expect to see me here. Or he was just good at pretending. Whatever it was, he showed up, and it only meant one. Peace no longer existed. "Too bad it's not the cat," Austin commented in the middle of reading the book he got from Kevin and Wyatt. It was about Superman helping a boy to search for his missing cat. "Yes. They must look for the cat elsewhere." I replied as my hand took the omelet and fed my son. Austin ate without taking his eyes off of the book. His cheeks were full, making him look cuter.

Marybeth asked, her eyes suddenly dark with worry and sadness. "I'd like you to read it. Maybe there's something in there that might help solve the case." "I see," Marybeth nodded, her gaze on the book again. "It does feel wrong, I mean, reading Iris' innermost thoughts." "It's okay if you don't want to." "No." Marybeth shook her head. "You're right; it might be helpful." "It's late. Let's head to bed," said Austin as he turned off the light, took her hand and led her back to his study.