Faraway Wilds Novels & Stories

I cannot see him! My wolf and I howl our distress and there is no answering howl. Throughout that interminable journey I replay that scene over and over in my mind, praying that I have not killed him too. The car races on, over the mountains and into the Barren. Far, far away from the Wildlands.

“Now, listen to your princess.” “Yes, Indigo,” I called smugly. “Listen to your princess.” “But it’s—my God.” He picked up a piece of fruit and gaped at it as he climbed aboard. “Are these grumpackers? They grow in Far Shore, too? I thought only Donnelly grew grumpackers.” “Or maybe High Cliff’s the only oddity that doesn’t harvest them,” Farrow countered before telling me, “We’re in, my lady. Go!” “Hee-yah,” I yelled, snapping the reins with all I had.

“Yesterday, I could have sworn that you knew nothing about having fun.” He gave me one of those smiles that lasted for just two seconds. “I will take it that you had a fun day, then.” “Of course, I haven't had this much fun in a long time.” I confessed. He didn't speak much again. As he was speeding down the highway, something caught my sight. Some random horses grazing in the open field by the roadside. “Oh my God, are those wild horses?” I asked excitedly. “Yes. Here and the far west are one of the last few places you can find them in the states.”

"Mrs. Crowe, are you sure you want me to cancel your flight ticket for moving abroad with Mr. Crowe in a week?" Milena Brooks' voice came through the phone, sounding confused. She was Asher Crowe's assistant. Gwyneth Payne stood on the balcony. She glanced at the withered trees below and made her decision. "Yes. Book me a flight to my parents' place for the same day and get Liana a flight overseas for that day, too. I'll see them off to settle down overseas in a week, then head back to my parents' place."

We talked about the old days—turning over photographs, one by one. Each picture carried a memory, and the memories never seemed to run out. The moon slowly began to set, and my body started to turn transparent again. "Greyson," my voice was fading. "I have to leave now. The Moon Goddess is calling me." He frantically tried to grab my hand. "Don't go! Stay with me a little longer..." I smiled gently, my body beginning to drift upward, out of my control. "Millie, let me hold you one last time," he cried out.

We'd planned a dream elopement photoshoot in Montana, but just before the trip, I came down with a severe case of acute gastroenteritis. My fiancé, Wallace Romano, looked at me with concern. "Then we'll all stay home. What's the point of going without our leading lady?" My best friend, Wallace's younger sister, and the rest of our friends all agreed. I thought I'd found my fairy-tale romance and a circle of friends who would stand by me for life. Then, while borrowing Wallace's tablet to watch a show, I accidentally opened a shared cloud album. The latest photo showed Wallace passionately kissing his ex-girlfriend, Emma Berry, beneath enormous flags in the Alps. All the friends who'd ins

My fiancé, Tyler, was set in his ways. Once he made up his mind about something, nothing could change his mind. That was why I went along with all his decisions when it came to buying and renovating our house. At least, that was until the day of the housewarming party when he and his childhood sweetheart, Summer, got into a heated argument over whether to install a bathtub in the master bedroom. “I told you, a bathtub is great for relaxing the mind!” Summer argued. “And what about the flooring? Don’t you know dark floors show every speck of dirt? A lighter shade would make the space look so much brighter!” The debate raged on until our next-door neighbor knocked on the open door and offer

At this point, I would be an idiot if I couldn’t connect the dots. No wonder Crystal demanded to move into the apartment building last month. According to her, the neighborhood had a better school district for Ethan. She also mentioned she’d be assigned overseas by the company soon and wouldn’t be back for a year or so. As it turned out, she was going away to bear her child with another man. Out of the blue, Ethan bolted toward her. “Mom, do you know this man? “He’s so mean. He told the dog to bite me.”