Caitlin Lyon Novels & Stories

They just had to wait for Ariel to come to the end of the road and then her thread would snap, and she would kill Damien. Since they had waited for all these while, then they could certainly wait for a short while again before they would claim their prize. A wide smile took over Layla's face as she thought of this. Very soon, she told herself. Very soon, it will come to an end for Damien and it would be a new beginning for us. She shook her head to clear her thoughts and focused on the matter at hand. There was something she needed to do and it needed to be done urgently. It couldn't be overlooked at all.

Chantelle POV: It had been three months since I left my uncle's house and moved in with Declan. I was finally beginning to feel a sense of peace. For the first time in a long time, I felt safe and cared for. Declan and his staff had been so kind to me, making sure I had everything I needed. I had tried to help around the house, but the maids always shooed me away, telling me to relax. As I sat there, reflecting on my new life, I couldn't help but feel grateful for everything that had happened.

Daisy stood beside her car, the file still clutched tightly in her hand, its weight a tangible reminder of the choice laid before her. Twenty billion dollars, a sum that could rewrite her life's narrative in a single stroke, yet its acquisition tethered to a morally tangled web. 'This is no way Seth Nathaniel would allow me to do this...unless we could use the money to pay off the investors that are threatening to leave MetaX, his late father's company.' Daisy Hunter's thoughts raced as she stepped into her black sedan SUV. "I need to talk to Allison Melody before I even make my decision." Daisy Hunter muttered to herself as she swerved the car towards her home.

“She’s a second chance one I won’t get again and a Lycan can’t reproduce without his mate, I don’t have options here” She pressed her lips together, then sighed and walked slowly toward me, her tone softening. “I know brother," she murmured. “But she’s trouble.” “She hasn’t done anything,” I said. “Fiona is the one spreading lies, Laila gave her a chance and she took it.” Kayla gave a small, humorless laugh. “And Laila will give more if we don’t control her.” I didn’t respond. My gaze drifted back to the fog outside, tracing the faint outlines of the trees.

“Didn’t think they would. You’ve got more fire in your eyes than most warriors I know.” Lydia tried to smile, but her mind was still on the girl with Knox. She nodded toward them. “Who’s she?” Brian followed her gaze. “That? Oh… that’s Nina. She’s a distant cousin of Knox. From the Lycan kingdom.” “A cousin?” “No, not actually. Some political blood tie. Her mother is related to one of the royal branches. She’s actually Knox’s betrothed from the Lycan kingdom. She was in love—well, they had a rough start, as Knox’s pack didn’t quite agree with hers. But you know King Arthur. Not someone you say no to. And since her family’s high-status, she was betrothed to him. But Knox broke her heart—in a

I say in a firm voice, leaving the house. It took Caitlin three hours to find her and to get me all of the details I needed on her, her full name Is Zariah, she's a lawyer, and she graduated from a high-end university with a perfect score, she's originally from Scotland, but moved into the US a while ago right after graduation and started to work for Thalia, my Thalia, that bitch, and she's hiding her from me!

Which naturally meant I went back to thinking of her. Caitlyn was sleeping, at last. And that at least helped; she'd been awake for well over a day. And I'd been fretting. Caitlyn Iona Monroe. Her parents had chosen beautiful names for her. Jet black hair, startling green eyes, slightly shorter than me, and thinner, which was impressive, because I'd never had much spare meat on my own bones. She'd smelled clean, with some faint herbal scent to her that I couldn't place. Clean, and... wholesome. Earthy.

Lorraine said, hinting at Lydia and Elena. "Well, you'll get to find out very soon," Caterina said, and Lorraine suddenly felt weary "But Lydia there is an excellent graphic artist; she graduated top of her class in college and is now here to pursue and get a license to start up her own design company. Elena, on the other hand, is a sculptor, she makes the most brilliant designs you'd think she was a Greek or something"

Cain presses a kiss to my forehead, taking my water bottle and going to sit down with my friends. "You're not joining?" I ask and he shakes his head. "I'm your official lead cheerleader. Go on." He gestures to the starting line, where Calista and the teens have lined up, leaving space for me on one end. Come on Tegwen, you can do this. The fact that I just referred to myself as Tegwen makes me hesitate when Levi shouts go and I'm left standing there for all of a second when the others have already started. "Go, Flame." Cain's voice cuts through my thoughts and I take off after the group, pushing myself to catch up with Calista, who is in the lead and already over the first obstacle.

I can't have him in the same state just earlier. "Greetings, Luna and Alpha Coven." I jumped and almost stumbled back at the sudden appearance of a man wearing a blindfold right outside the carriage doors. It's a good thing Quinn was there to catch my back if he didn't have to run his mouth for an untold remark. "Told you." "I apologize for startling you. I am the Lycan King Caius's attendant, Beau." "Where's Raedan?" The guy beside me snaps causing me to glare at him.