Desert Heat Book Novels & Stories

It’s unusual for wolves to pick a place where there are little to no trees or plants as far as the eye can see. Despite its desert state, it was rather beautiful. There were towers and turrets everywhere I could see. How did they all survive this heat? No wonder Elio was powerful. Who would challenge him when the elements are this fierce? I was feeling weak from lack of food and drink. Was he really going to starve me? Didn’t he need to eat or drink to survive?

There was nothing on the horizon: no sign of a village or a house, not even a tree—just sand and sky, shimmering in the heat haze. "I can’t imagine why anyone would want to live in this baking wilderness," she muttered. She glanced at her watch and realized that it had been half an hour since they had left the town and set off across the desert. "Are we anywhere near our destination?" "The desert is the most beautiful place in the world," Ahsan snapped, gloating at her. Hazem will love it. You should be able to see the walls of the fortress in another ten minutes. ‘The fort…? Just where are you taking us?

Abby's POV School was okay I guess. Taylor shrilling and sucking off Adam's face as usual, Mr. Sheldon; the instructor overworked us, I had lunch with Tyler, the cafeteria food was also yummy today, and I borrowed a few books from the school's library for my Literature homework. The usual.

Alex, holding a cup of tea on the porch, watched them with a peace she had once believed impossible. She had finally come home. And this time, so had Chester.... A slowly heating romance between Sande, and Daniel the famous billionaire Playboy was beginning to heat up. Will the romance turn out right between them or…?. Find out in book two of the series'.

Cecilia POV Layla finished recounting her story with a composed expression. Darkness had settled over the vast, empty desert, and an eerie silence filled the air. It was as if the whole world had paused in a moment of suspense. The scorching heat from earlier had faded with the sun's descent and was replaced by a sharp, piercing chill that crept into everything, harsh and unrelenting. The wind howled like a lone wolf. Its mournful cry rose and fell as if it was singing a song of sorrow.

Even in the enormous capital, it would be difficult to find someone as stunning as she. "Maybe. You won't live very long, though, if I take you in." I grinned. "Uhhh…alright." Rui groaned. "I was unaware of how hazardous this desert was. How did merchants get here?" I scowled. Day and night brought about significant temperature differences in the desert. Water may boil or freeze depending on the temperature, which is high during the day and low at night. I, too, felt helpless in the face of the wilderness. I had actually used 600 mana over the past two days to keep everyone safe.

Alwyn asked hopefully, seeking reassurance. "It will take time, but I think Lady Atthy will adapt. Generally, most people only know that deserts are hot. That’s true, but the heat is extreme. Sir Gusev, you can see Lady Atthy’s dark skin, though it’s also possible that genetic factors are contributing. But when the sun sets, the temperature in the desert drops drastically, even below zero. From that, and the symptoms Lady experienced, and her physical strength, it’s highly likely that her body will adjust gradually..." "Alright, I trust you. Thank you."

The heat was the first thing that broke me. It wasn’t like the sun in the golden field. That sun had been warm, like a blanket. This heat was sharp. It felt like standing too close to an oven that had been left open for a thousand years. The air didn't just sit in my lungs; it burned them. I looked at the sand beneath my feet. It wasn't sand made of stone. It was red, fine, and felt like powdered glass. Every time the wind blew, the red dust bit into my skin.

Ru opened her eyes to take in an exquisite sunset full of pinks and oranges beginning to slip beyond the horizon. Though she stood in a desert where the sand was painted in similar tones, there was a light breeze and she didn’t feel hot, nor was the air dry. Off in the distance, she spied an oasis and headed in that direction, her boots seeming to stay on top of the sand perfectly without a cloud of dust following.

"The Spiritual Qi in Violet Manor ought to be richer than in the Human World and not so thin." Although it was noon, they were no longer in the quiet valley bearing the scent of flowers and the sounds of chirping birds. Under the blazing sun, the yellow sands became like scorching fire rocks. The two of them were drenched in sweat. They had not prepared any water from the valley. If they could not get out of this desert, they would be the first cultivators to die from thirst. Xiao Chen's lips were faintly cracking. Their map had not marked out this desert. He wondered if they should take another route. But the desert was very windy and their trails had already been covered. If they headed ba