Evershade Valley Novels & Stories

She closed her eyes and whispered, “Don’t you dare come back.” But deep within the ruined core, far below where light could reach, something stirred a spark of code, rebuilding itself around a single, glowing pulse. Ava and Liam stumble out into the frozen dawn, believing it’s over. But as they look back, the valley lights up again this time, not blue, but red Victoria’s color, burning like sunrise beneath the ice.

“You cannot run from destiny, Alpha.” Kairos stepped closer to the parapet, eyes burning with fury. “Watch me.” The shade stared back at him and whispered— “Watch her.” The moment the words left its mouth, the glow in the valley dimmed. The shades slowly sank back into the snow as if melting into the earth. Not gone. Waiting. The wind fell dead still. No sound. No movement. Only the shivering pulse of silver crawling beneath my skin. Kairos turned toward me, breathing hard. “Seren… what did we just bring into our world?”

Only when she was sure she was far away from Echi, did she stop to tie it properly. For the first time in her life, Olanna knew the worth of her life. She had never valued her life, even when she was about to be buried alive. But during the past few days, she had tried her best to cherish it. She turned towards the path that led to the stream of Umuolu as she walked quickly and hastily. She felt an intense pain in her chest when she reached the stream, and in a bid to reduce it, bent and drank some water. She stood up and turned around to follow the corner of the stream. Her heartbeat stopped when she saw Echi. She had been caught. Echi stared at her for a while. It was an intense look of sh

So she made her way towards the other end of the table. Balthasar and Tasha are glaring at Valerie. Even Balthasar wanted to marry his daughter to the Raven prince. The Raven's are the richest and the most powerful clan. Maintaining a good relationship with Raphael will be profitable for him. But Valerie came and is ruining his plans. He doesn't want to offend the Raven prince, but his hatred for the Ernest princess made him lose control of his temper.

I asked with confusion. Austin looked at me, he seemed shocked "What do you mean you don't know Isuper? It's going to be released today!" He was agitated as he dragged my hand toward the door "I need to be there to get it, I can't afford to miss out on this, Adrian," He added. We entered his car and I volunteered to drive as he wasn't fully recovered just yet. "Tell me about the Isuper," I told him. Austin looked like he was sulking for a second before he sighed and shook his head "It's an avatar..." He went on and on but the only thing I was able to grab was that the collection he was talking about was a useless thing!

Her name is Kara Blue, I watched her turn fifteen years, she loved to skate and also run away... You might wonder from what?... From the shades and shadows of her past, which has made her a pariah because she has passed through a lot in her short life and people don't wanna associate with someone like 'her'... Emphasis on the 'her'...

Sanyukta giggled from the bathroom. "You jealous vixen.."Tanya yelled while covering herself with shawl. ********************************* Next-full romance in the snowy hills of Kashmir. 😉 ~~Shrinkhla Singh😊😊😊

She didn’t need to endure another Brent Tanner phone call. As she passed by the window again, she glanced out to see the progress of the young woman, but the college kids had left. She wondered briefly if the girl the boys tormented had managed to escape with at least a little of her dignity in place, but somehow doubted it. Out of the corner of her eye, Valerie noticed a dove flying by and decided coffee on the rooftop might just be the way to get her husband out of her mind. With a nod, she moved back to the kitchen, filled a carafe with the rest of her coffee, and headed for her front door, not even bothering to grab her robe, assuming no one else would be up there.

The silver leafed nightshade only bloomed when the moon bled, and tonight, the sky was a bruised, violent crimson. Valerie Sterling pressed her back against the damp bark of an ancient oak, holding her breath until her lungs burned. In the supernatural underworld, survival wasn't about who had the sharpest claws,it was about who could go completely unnoticed. Her first and only rule for surviving the wild lands was absolute: never shift, never imprint, and never stay in one territory long enough for a pack to catch your scent.

Their every action was a testament to their intention, a slow dance of patience and understanding. One afternoon, as the sun hung high, casting everything in a golden hue, a sudden gust of wind swept through the camp, threatening to topple the delicate balance of Raven’s makeshift abode. Before she could react, Shade was there. His tall figure cast a protective shadow over her, his hands working quickly and surely to steady the tent. As he bent down, fingers deftly securing the tent pegs, their eyes met for a brief moment. His gaze, deep and intense, met her startled emerald eyes, and in that fleeting connection, an unspoken promise was exchanged.