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His cursed little wolf

His cursed little wolf

Freya struggled to set herself free from the grasp of the guard holding her in place, she knew she wouldn’t be able to get free of his grasp, she watched her mother come closer and closer to her with the knife she had used to kill Irie still in her hand, with her sister’s blood still dripping from the knife, with the tears still in her mother’s eyes. Freya knew that she would be killed by her own mother in a few seconds, at that moment of realization a great rage seized Freya and she made a silent prayer to the moon goddess, a plea that after her death her soul will be placed in the body of another so that her revenge will be taken on her mother. When the knife went into Freya’s body, after
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Mother, May I

Mother, May I

Hecate instructs. Freya sweeps her hair to the side, revealing her bare back. Hecate presses her hands to the base of her neck, and light glows beneath her palms. When she pulls back, the triple moon mark shimmers, then fades. It’ll only appear when Freya is using her highest powers—but it’ll always connect her to the Goddess. “Congratulations,” Hecate says. “I’m so proud of you.” “Thank you,” Freya says, throwing her arms around her.
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A Queen Among Blood

A Queen Among Blood

asks Elif, “This future event Fretez foresaw, how long until it happens?” “Five years. You just have to keep it safe for five more years, and then it will complete its purpose,” mother says as she lays her hand tenderly upon the crystal. Fretez was the Goddess of Light, who died long before Zarseti created us. Fretez also possessed the gift of prophecy, much more powerful than our mothers. Whatever she saw before her death, mother is intent on ensuring nothing gets in the way. We never knew Fretez, but the way mother has spoken of her, and the way she is touching the Orraikam, it is with sadness. The Orraikam is all that is left of her dear friend who in many ways was like her sister. I can’
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Brooke Pilawa
Another amazing story in the A Queen Among series! The characters are amazing, with such depth. The author has such a well thought out mythology, with very thoughtful and thorough explainations, and really pulls you into her universe. I can't wait to see where this story takes us.
Priscilla
This is by far my favourite series! I laughed, cheered and bawled my eyes out. Each book gets better and better and the way each one is connected to the others blows my mind. I'm already itching to find out what happens with Isolde in the next book!
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REBORN AFTER DEATH

REBORN AFTER DEATH

I felt a presence, and when I opened my eyes, the Moon Goddess was standing before me. "Why have you called upon me, Freya?" She asked. "Why have you paired me with Alpha Rowland?" Freya asked, her voice trembling with emotion. "Why must I suffer again at his hands?" The Moon Goddess looked at her with compassion in her eyes. "Alpha Rowland is not the monster you believe him to be," she said. "He is a broken soul, scarred by his past, and in need of healing. It is not for me to judge him, but for you to guide him."
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Ravaged: An End of Days Novel

Ravaged: An End of Days Novel

"What's going on that would put the Valkyries at the heart of danger?" She suddenly sensed how I was trying to game her, and then her face turned all serious. It wasn't much, but I sensed a small victory. "My name is Freya, the Goddess of Love, Sex, Lust, Beauty, Sorcery, blah, blah," Freya explained. "I also lead a group of people who can see the events of the future—here in Asgard, we call them Vovla, to everyone else, they are known as Seers. Which is what you are. A Seer."
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I Left My Husband For The Rogue King

I Left My Husband For The Rogue King

she snapped, “Let me remind you, my mate won’t forgive you if-" “Shhh.” Freya lifted a hand, “I would’ve thrown you into a brothel for daring to ruin my dress. But knowing we might become allies, I thought we could be pleasant. I am Freya, mother of Valtor’s first Queen who died at the hands of our enemies.” Crystal swallowed hard, absorbing the weight of that revelation. “Allies? I don’t understand,” she said after a beat. “And I’m not interested."
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Forever in the Past and Forever in the Future

Forever in the Past and Forever in the Future

I praise her in return, “So here's what the Alpha told me. He wants information on a group called The Feral and the leader of the group. A woman named Cora, who may have magical abilities. He didn’t say she is a witch, but maybe?” “I don’t know about the name Cora, but I think I saw a book in Alpha Bronx’s private library that referenced Agrios. I know it's an old Greek word, hmm let me do a quick internet search,” she flips open her laptop and starts typing. After a moment, she turns the screen toward me, “The word itself means wild or savage, but in Greek mythology, there was a Gigantes created to fight the Olympian gods during the Giant War, named Agrios. He was supposed to replace the Mo
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Signi
I am SO glad that I read this story/book!!! It was absolutely phenomenal from start to finish!! Such a great storyline & plot, and especially characters!! SO sad that some important characters died at the end, but I know it wasn’t Kas’s fault!! I felt “every” emotion known to man while reading it!!!
Bee
Just finished “Forever in the past and forever in the future” for the second time. Loved it as much as the first time! Kas/Lex & Bronx/Saint are great, their dynamics are wonderful. The supporting characters are amazing and a great compliment to the mains. So excited to continue on with the sequel.
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Mated To My Bully: Alpha’s Fated Love

Mated To My Bully: Alpha’s Fated Love

The first hag replied. “Do not allow fear to get to you.” The second hag voiced. “You are still a higher being, blessed and favored by the moon goddess.” The third hag added and Freya blew out air sharply. “Alright, thanks. I've got to go.” Freya said, not wanting to stay back any longer. If not, her mind could start wavering again and might need another motivation to get her to leave. She walked away from the hags and began her journey, praying to the moon goddess and hoping that she would live to tell her story.
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Luna Freya, The Vengeful Assassin

Luna Freya, The Vengeful Assassin

She retaliated violently. “Who did you say you are?” Arthur's mother intervened in their argument. Freya bowed to her. "I am Freya, a maiden orphan from this pack," she said. Luna scowled at herself. "Maiden orphan? Who are your parents?” Freya took a deep swallow. "Her conscience is weighing in on her. She must be afraid that I am that child." She faked a smile. "I know nothing about my parents. I grew up with my deceased aunt.”
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More Than What Meets the Eye

More Than What Meets the Eye

Fae exist for a purpose which becomes the incarnation of their power. Thus, they cease to exist without it returning to nothing but ashes. Sometimes, they interact and blend in with humans just like Iridescent, the Heart Manipulator. However most of them are often content hiding behind the shadows like Orion, known among fairy folk as Morpheus derived from the God of sleep in Greek Mythology.
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Ifrit's identity really depends on which mythology or story you're diving into! In Arabic folklore, they're often described as powerful, fiery spirits or demons, part of the jinn family. They're not outright evil, but they can be vengeful and tricky—kind of like supernatural troublemakers with a serious temper. I love how different cultures interpret them; sometimes they're almost like elemental forces of nature, other times they're more like classic demons from Western lore.

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