Fablehaven Kendra Novels & Stories

"He made all the calls." Kennedy considered it a minor miracle she didn't choke on her coffee. Something akin to panic crawled up her spine and shot her heart rate through the roof. Of course Xander Kincaid was still in Eden's Ridge. Exactly where his father thought he was supposed to be. Why should that have changed?

the fourth read and I watch in anticipation. I could barely keep an open eye as I desired to sit but the tension was overwhelming. "That's a lie!" Cahir defended and evander intended to lash his claws at him but I held his arm. I didn't know why but I always refrain him from hurting cahir which sometimes gets me confused. I sluggishly wave my head at him not to because if he hurts cahir, it might worsen the situation. Kendra seems scared but she tries to hide it. I was afraid that she might start her enchantment and perhaps either i or evander might go biserk.

She gave both Evelyn and him a gentle smile to which both Evelyn and Collen returned the gesture. Kendra leaned her head back, sucking in a deep breath and exhaling slowly before looking back to Alison and Daphne. "Allow me to start by saying my family never wanted me..." She paused briefly before turning a warm loving gaze towards Collen. "I'll never forget that day in the park." "Neither will I love. Neither will I." Collen whispered hugging Kendra tighter.

Then, turning back to Rupert, she hissed, “I’ll antagonize this piece of dung all I want.” Rupert’s lustful gaze consumed her as he sneered. “If memory serves me correctly, we have some unfinished business.” “In your dreams, maybe,” Kendra barked as she stood and straightened her clothing and freshened the ponytail in her hair. She didn’t feel nearly as brave as she was behaving in front of Rupert and his threatening group of mercenaries for the aliens, but she refused to show her nervousness to him. “Now, get out of my way so that I can start our breakfast.”

She was not an idiot anymore, Kendra thought. Kendra walked into the campus quickly. Marga didn’t follow her. According to Marga’s evilness, she must find another way to frame Kendra after today. But Kendra was not afraid of her. Kendra’s mom used to tell her that kindness and bravery could overcome all the difficulties. Kendra believed that her mom would protect her in heaven. Marga would be punished one day.

a voice snapped. I stopped. Kendra stepped out from behind a large stone pillar. She was dressed in leather and fur, her dark hair pulled back tightly. For a long time, people thought Kendra would be the one to sit beside me as Luna. But she didn't have the heart for it. She only had a hunger for power. "I have business to attend to, Kendra," I said, my voice low. "Move." She didn't move. Instead, she stepped closer, her eyes flashing with a mix of wounded pride and anger.

After an unexpected encounter with Kean. "Kean is it?" asked Rhevina. "You know what? Now, I'm starting to feel guilty too. My life, my son's life, with you was happy. But, seeing your son with Kasya. The guilt just rises up." Kendra rubbed his face roughly. Without saying it, Kendra realized what he had done was fatal. Successfully making Kean, live the wrong life. ****

People still don’t know that I exist except for those who already saw me when I was a kid, for those who knew that Alex and Gabriella Andres had two children and not one. “I wanna keep lowkey, Kieffer. A simple life. I don’t want to expose my identity like that just for a condo.” Keffer sighed before he surrendered. “Fine. Take care.” He said as he kissed my forehead then, he looked at Nikki. “Call me if something happens.” He said to him. Nikki nodded at him before he opened the car door for me. I waved at Kieffer before entering the car.

She gave me a bear hug and giggled. Keenan went around the room introducing everyone. "That is Alpha Dean, my father. This is Luna Angela, my mom, this is Mia, my sister. This is Zack, my brother. And you already know Adam." I was at a loss for words. I couldn't believe everyone was so happy that he met his mate. I was thinking to myself about how special this moment was when Kennan asked me a question. "Did you hear me love?" He asked. "Hmm? No I was lost in thought." I said.

“The next wolf who offers me excuses instead of results will come to him.” He didn’t peer at the corpse again. Didn’t have to — he’d felt the snap of bone in his fingers, heard the final gurgle as the rogue’s throat broke. Justice, swift and absolute. The Blackthorn way for three centuries. Beneath it lay the city of Ironhaven, with its industrial centre spraying smoke into the star-ravaged sky. From here on high, Kael could easily see all of it: the humans’ districts where they scurried around like ants, the wolf territories carved to neat grids, the neutral areas where his word lay law. He ruled by blood and from fear.