Books With Badass Female Leads Novels & Stories

There's nothing more dangerous than a man who knows how intelligent and drop-dead gorgeous he is. That's exactly what he was - dangerous. Arriving a tad bit early to class Maya sat in her usual seat with her usual hot chocolate and chocolate chip cookie that Denzel -the barista- had served her again. Her book of choice today was The Reader but only because she had to read it. The assignment was to read the first ten chapters but she was way passed that and already almost done with the whole book. It picked at her curiosity – and almost kept her mind off of Reid.

I, of course, followed suit. "Have a lovely summer Miss Carlisle," Principal Dane said behind me. And I wasn't exactly sure if he was being genuine or sarcastically mean. Either way... I was planning to have a blast. It's not everyday you get to go on an early Summer break. Turns out, it actually pays to be a bad girl.

She was currently back in her room after convincing her brother to go back to his dorm and avoid the gang. Her lips mouthed the words, “Dark villains.” And she laughed sardonically. She probably didn’t realize how villainous she looked at the moment. However, Fan Liuying who sat on her bed, a few feeds away from her felt the chills. But unexpectedly, she wasn't scared. She seemed to be even excited as she plopped herself towards the other girl's bed. Her eyes darted towards the interface of the laptop and she gasped, “Xin Er. Do you know the Dark Villains?”

They both rubbed their cheeks against mine and I felt something pull between Lila and I. I wasn't sure if she felt it, because she just turned and started to lead the way. Something inside my mind told me to stay close to her, so I did. The three of us ran together. The girls didn't try to push me or challenge me. They let me run at my own pace. "You're humming, Ali," Brayleigh told me as we reached the rocky hills. I looked over at her and saw her smile. I glanced down at myself momentarily and indeed felt my blood humming. My veins were buzzing with hot fire that came from my Alpha. I felt it, and my wolf yipped. But we both knew our blood was still to get louder.

The woman who had just saved my life, the amazing badass shifter that torched our captor with the flames that erupted from her body while she was getting us out of that hell hole that I had been stuck in for the last six months. No wonder the Alpha had been so friendly and kept her back from the group. He was no doubt breaking the news to his pack member that her boyfriend had met his mate, and his mate wasn’t just anyone it was the girl she risked her own life to save. Shit. I tried to edge out of Damian’s grip and felt his arm loosen from around my waist, but he didn’t let go completely and I wanted to tell him to stay away from me. But if six months of captivity had taught me anything it

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Jacob asked, his tone suggesting he thought the idea ridiculous. Jason shrugged. “Women love these kinds of books, and they never get enough of them. Not to mention they always end up thirsting after the male leads. That means the male leads are doing something right, don’t you think?” “Fine,” Jacob agreed, “you have a point. Bring me the books tomorrow. If this doesn’t work–” he trailed off threateningly. “It will,” Jason assured him. It worked for tons of male leads. Why not for his boss?

“Sorry for worrying you.” I couldn’t have found myself in a worse situation and I was silently cursing myself for ever picking up one of these trashy books. Reading about the abused slave girl and actually seeing it for myself was something I hadn’t mentally prepared myself for. I knew that sort of thing was wrong, but all of these books were the same – a female protagonist who was abused or humiliated, discarded or unwanted. It made you sympathise with them, becoming invested in their journey as they rose to power. Only... that journey was now going to lead to my own demise.

“There’s been a big misunderstanding. Bai Le-an didn’t mean to offend you or question your position. This is—” But Bai Le-an cuts him off, her eyes flashing with a mix of defiance and disdain. “Don’t speak for me, Abhay.” Her tone is sharp, her posture rigid. “I know what I said, and I meant every word of it. I don’t believe a woman can be an Alpha.” She crosses her arms over her chest, standing tall as if challenging me outright. “An Alpha leads with strength, with dominance, with command. That is a man’s role. Not a woman’s.”