Elizabeth Hurley Novels & Stories

The prepubescent teen slowly filled out and turned into a young adult, one that would always be the center of the room. When Elizabeth’s body turned 24, she opened her eyes. Now with a body, Elizabeth could see more clearly, with the lenses of a physically healthy human being. Despite being in the vacuum of space, Elizabeth took a large breath of air. She felt her lungs inflate from the air she knew came from Goddess. Despite not being instructed on how Elizabeth moved around with grace. She was truly a natural athlete. “Wooh!” Elizabeth flew forward as she quickly got used to controlling her movement. Goddess followed behind with a smile.

Elizabeth commanded, her voice rising a sharp octave. ​"But, Mother, isn't that schedule a bit too tightly packed? Elena might be exhausted after the flight." ​"Exhausted from what? You are flying in absolute comfort in first class, Liam!" Elizabeth barked, leaving zero room for argument. ​"Mother, my itinerary in Paris is actually a bit frantic with the new acquisition project—"

"Who's Elizabeth?" "Oh, just an 18th-century version of Milly. Young, sweet, kind-hearted, a caring family. Her sister hunted down the amulet and for her and for a short while it brought peace but then the amulet changed her and the use of her power shifted to more...malicious doings. For example, murdering half the pack including her sister and one of the Alpha's sons. Then she killed herself but not before tearing the remaining half of the pack to ruins and burning a hospital down filled with the sick, young and injured from her previous attacks," he explained in a calm and casual tone. "This isn't Lord of the rings. The amulet isn't going to do that to Milly and it didn't do it to Posteta

She would have seriously hated having to replace her brand new brown chiffon knee length halter dress and four-inch heel lace-up sandals. When the transformation was complete, she breathed a sigh of relief. It was so freeing to release her dragon, especially after such a stressful day. Launching herself into the air, Leah reveled in the luxuriating feel of the wind whipping past her scales as she flew towards her destination. While she could have walked to where she was going, it would have taken her more than an hour to get there, whereas flying got her there in no more than twenty minutes. Hazel Drift was pretty large. So, when the war broke out, it was divided into two. Her clan owned thi

That's why I followed it and ended up at the front door of the Marcia Information Guild, then I cut the scene right there to make sure that there will be no more information about me that the emperor will be able to see. “How?... Why do you have that kind of…” he asked and can’t seem to form a question to ask. “I would like to introduce to you the master of Marcia Information Guild… Clementine Whistleton, our master and yes, I am also one of the people from that guild,” Leo told his majesty. “You are their master? It’s no wonder that the two of you seem so close,” the emperor said. “But can you tell me where my daughter is?” he continued. I stood up, then looked at him fiercely. I took the p

Sully carefully helped Hazel drink some water, then allowed Elias to check on her. Using the room’s medical equipment, Elias finally let out a sigh of relief. "Don’t worry, there’s nothing wrong with her brain. The injuries are healing well. She’ll likely be back to normal in a week at most." ***

Calder and Cole with the comms, Declan and Reagan pin pointing the best route, Rowan tracking the patrol patterns, Mason and Harlan with gear, and I leading us into greater risks. Someone has to. I smiled, allowing myself the victory. This was the best team ever and I knew it. I even wished I had them all on the hockey team, but unfortunately, I had only Reagan. Then Mason tilted his head slightly. “Another thing,” The laughter and chattering was dying down just as he began. “You both mentioned Elizabeth. Did you see her there?” “Yeah,” Cole supported, “I’m very sure I heard Elizabeth.” “Was she in there?” Harlan asked.

I just remained silent taking my wine. “Someone has betrayed us, we don’t know who the hell is giving the information about us to the hunters”, Another female voice soon intervened in our conversation. “Huh! Luna Elizabeth”, Zara gasped and I turned and looked at her. She looked to be in her early thirties, dressed up in a red off shoulder dress and had her black hair tied up in a pony tail. She was beautiful but…..

She yelled, then suddenly dropped to the ground with enormous force, cracking it and causing a shock wave that pushed everything around her away, except Anaya. Anaya stood her ground, observing Elizabeth as she moved around, slaughtering Derren's warrior wolves one by one. “Elizabeth, what's wrong?” A memory flashed in Anaya's head as she watched Elizabeth. “It’s just that I want to make a difference in the world. I want to do something that will change people's lives forever. But I can't do that if I'm afraid of any little cut or injury I see. I'm going to be a scientist for crying out loud." A 13-year-old Elizabeth replied, her face buried between her knees as she sat on her bed.

Elina found out by looking at the faces of the others, by reading the atmosphere in the room, that she wasn’t the only one in his boat, even Elizabeth’s lifemate wasn’t left out. “That’s great.” Gary enthused, the first person to break the silence. “So, can you tell us what had transpired in those moments when you had been lost in your head?” Elizabeth nodded, then swung her feet to the ground, facing the people now. “But, I think that Elina should go first. After all, she had been the one that fixed this puzzle first, had been the one that the gods have used to revive me.” She paused here, and looked at Elina. “Thank you, Elina. I owe you one.”