Broken Book Galatea Novels & Stories

"I just hope she doesn't throw hot bacon next." "Mum, you just witnessed what Gwen did without saying anything. Since she comes here to visit you, you must warn her to control her emotions and respect my woman, else, she won't be permitted to come here anymore." A wrinkle cut across Cara's forehead and she tossed Axton the side eye. "How is it my fault? The girl Is broken-hearted." "It's fine," I said to Axton. "I'll go clean up." On our way out, his eyes raked boldly over mine. "I think a new fetish has been unlocked in my heart. Egg warfare is definitely a turn on."

“Oh no poor Ireland how is she doing? I need to go see her. We can leave now if she wants. Is that what is causing you so much pain love? We will help her get through this.” “No that’s not it this evening the pain that caused Ire to black out was the beginning of the mate bond officially breaking.” “Well then she will be free of him soon.” “Except that my grandmother…” I engulf her in a hug pulling her tight against me because I know when I finish what I am about to say she will need my comfort. “Says there is a possibility that she won’t survive the breaking.” A scream leaves her mouth that is muffled by my shoulder as I hold her to me. My skin is quickly soaked by her tears, I am trying ev

I bowed my head, pressing my forehead against the cold glass of the railing. I was Dante Galante. I owned half the city. I could crash markets with a phone call. I could buy governments. But I couldn't buy her trust. My hand brushed against something on the floor. I froze. Slowly, I turned my head. There, lying near the overturned table, was a single wooden block. Elara’s block. My hand trembled as I reached for it. I picked it up. It was just a stupid piece of wood, sanded smooth, meaningless to anyone else.

I couldn't believe what Gael had done to me, and I couldn't believe that I had been so blind to his infidelity. I looked around the room, and my eyes landed on a vase that Gael had given me. It was a beautiful, delicate thing, but in that moment, it was just a reminder of his lies and his betrayal. I picked it up, and with a cry of rage, I threw it across the room. It shattered on the wall, and I felt a surge of satisfaction.

It looked up at him through the glass. The same eye. The eye made of living letters. Its pupil narrowed. A single sentence echoed inside Adrian's mind. DO NOT BREAK THE FINAL SEAL. Before Adrian could react... the black book unlocked itself. A sharp metallic click echoed across the Silent Shore. The silver lock fell onto the wooden desk. No one had touched it. No one had spoken. The cover slowly lifted... just enough for a single page to become visible. And across that first page... only one sentence had been written.

Alika’s POV There was a page in the book that hadn’t been there the night before. I was sure of it. Pressed between a crumbling leaf and the edge of a wax-stained page, it had appeared like a wound reopening—a set of instructions written in a woman's looping hand, smudged with something that looked like dried ash and blood. "When the fire takes, the bond breaks. But only if danced in truth. Only under stars that forget."

It stared at the branch and then at him. “This?" It asked, almost amused. “You think this could harm me?" Killian coughed, struggling against its grip. “No." He was forced out. “It was to distract you." A single pause was all Ayla needed for her to clench around the necklace and break it into a million pieces. And like a shield that had been interrupted, the world seemed to shift. The necklace had always been a container for Ayla's magic, to fully unleash she had to destroy the moonstone on the necklace.

Hello Lovelies. From here the part two of this book SHATTERED YET STRONG will begin. It is the story of Gabriel and Louis. It will have the characters of book 1, BROKEN BUT BEAUTIFUL continues but they won't be focused much till the middle of the book. Also, this book mentions the triggers of rape, assault and heartbreak. I would suggest if it isn't your cup of tea, you may leave it here. Tabby Chapter 1. Letting the Pain out...

Using her own torn skin as a grip, Elara held the sheet and ripped the last page out of the book. The sound of the paper tearing did not just echo in the cavern, it changed the sound of the world. The moment the paper separated from the leather spine, the sunlight in the ceiling shook violently expanding into a crack in reality. The green hospital clothes, the metal railing and Sarah Vance's crying face fell down into the galley with a loud crashing noise. The two different worlds crashed into each other with a loud breaking sound. The falling disk did not hit Elara's head. It hit a ghostly hospital monitor that appeared out of thin air. The copper coils of the disk broke against the monitor

"Carmen alluded to your heritage but never said another word. Everything she said about me was the truth. I have to assume she spoke the truth about you." A deep sigh and a tired look fell over Gael. He removed the necklace and handed the disc to Aurelia, "I want that back if it doesn't work," He threatened. "Why would I keep it if the silly thing doesn't work." "Good point...," Gael trailed off, "You know it wouldn't hurt to have the scroll nearby." Aurelia raced to the cabin, acquired the scroll, and returned within a minute. She took the little disc and placed it in the depression on the stone. "A perfect fit," a tingle of excitement touched her. She opened the scroll, and nothing happene