Daisy Warriors Novels & Stories

I curse I was hoping she was okay. "Go to my mother I will try and find them. Don't worry." Daisy leaves and I jump out of the window. Shifting mid-jump. I run to the east side where the pack warriors are waiting for me. I see the passed out warriors are already gone. "What happened?" "Alpha we don't know. We smelled rouges and when we came here the warriors were already passed out. We send them to the doctor. The warriors that we found yesterday are not awake yet. The Doctor did some tests on them and they were injected with wolfsbane."

I couldn't help but smile when I see her interest in our ancestors history, I decided to let my presence known but stopped when I saw Diego creeping in from the other corner. What I saw made my blood boil. The grace and courage with which Daisy handled the whole situation made me realize that she is not a normal woman. She's a person with surviving skilles, she knows how to handle her problems. She isn't a damsel in distress but more like a queen of the jungle herself.

FIND OUT IN THE BOOK 2" THE END?... TO BE CONTINUED! ___&&____ Insights from Book 2 Title: Tinted to the Sniper's Dons Daisy Vipers, the offspring of Lilith and Thierry Vipers, is a 22-year-old businesswoman in the city and a secret assassin known and feared in mob society. She has everything a good life could offer, but she lacks true love.

Mark looks confused, “Daisy Claw is the mate of a warrior in my pack. I accepted her after she was marked and mated to him.” “Daisy Claw’s fated mate is a human she forcibly marked. The mark turned poison and we had to turn the human.” I explain. “I am aware of her original mate, but as I understand, he rejected her. I was in the process of changing him myself. I have been assured by Daisy and her warrior mate they are each other’s second chance. My warrior had a mate who died,” Mark responds. “According to the elders, she wouldn’t get a second chance,” I remind him.

Warriors shifted mid-run and charged at the intruders. Rian ran towards me with Daisy beside him and he stopped right next to us and pushed Daisy towards me. He turned to leave but Daisy grabbed his arm. “Rian, please be careful,” she whispered. He squeezed her hand. “I will be fine, stay behind me.” Before I could react, Rian shifted into his wolf and lunged at a rogue that was charging toward us. Daisy gasped but stepped back, trembling as she held her hands to her mouth. I turned to Luna Rose. “What do you want me to do?”

“Yeah, no kidding.” Everyone and their wolf seemed to know I was the Moon’s latest pick for warrior duty. I rolled my eyes and took a sip of tea. “Apparently, I’m the Moon’s warrior or something,” I muttered. Mom dropped off Daisy’s tea with her usual warmth and whisked away with the rest of the tray for the guys. She was always the ultimate wolf hostess. Like Martha Stewart in fur form. Daisy took a slow sip from her cup, then pressed her tongue to one fang, like she was chewing on something more than tea.

“No, Luna Layla. Do not say that. It was not in vain. Daven saw the truth because of you. He changed. That is a victory in itself, even if it was short-lived. It proves that even the most stubborn hearts can be swayed when faced with undeniable truth. His death, a tragic consequence of Daisy’s deranged ambition, does not negate the impact you had on him.” He squeezed my arm, his eyes earnest. “We cannot give up hope, My Queen. Not now. We will both keep praying, praying with every fiber of our being, that Derek returns home on time. Because if he doesn’t… a war is not merely pre-eminent, Luna Layla. It is inevitable. Daisy, with Evergreen now under her sole, absolute control, will waste no t

Their cosheys stood beside them, backs straight, heads high as each waited to pay homage to the sacrifice of Rose and Alex. Tansy and Wanda hugged them both, Tansy apologizing for not being strong enough to save them. Then they both stood with the Warriors. Rhychard and Kree took their spots, and even the gnomes stood in the lines. Kayla held onto Alex one more time, each telling the other how much they meant to the other. Alex kissed her forehead. "I will always be right here." Kayla held his hand until they reached the line of Warriors, and then she went and stood beside Tansy.

Daisy's hug was tight, grateful, filled with unspoken dread. "I got your message," Alessia whispered. "I knew something was off." "I got one too," Daisy said. "It said: 'Well done for giving her the flash. It won't stop the war.'" Alessia froze. "What war?" Daisy's voice dropped to a hush. "Let's go to my room." They hurried to the room. She locked the door, pulled a flash drive from her worn brown purse, and inserted it into her laptop. The screen lit up with choppy footage.

Urged on by his support, the warriors moved again. So did I. A Warrior came at me brazenly from the front. In one swift motion, I knocked his feet out from under him, so that he landed with a deafening thud on the hard ground. Maya shouted, and I turned to see one of the men had her by the hair.