Female Solo Novels & Stories

"To be honest, I have no damn clue. I've been saving my money though, and Marta and Bill would shit, bit I really just...ugh. Well, I want to go somewhere. Do something. Between the studying, side jobs and being in that depressing house, I just want to break the routine. A change of scenery." "I feel you! I'm wanting the same, but I was too afraid to do do alone. I was just waiting on you to say something like that so I'd have a partner in crime. I don't have the balls to go solo." I smile. "Me either. Bill has kind of freaked me out over the years. If a dude follows me through the 7/11 I'm already reaching for the industrial strength dog deterrent and convinced it's my end." She laughs.

Going outside. Going out into the public. Sure, she’d been ‘outside’ in the last two months, but…but there was always a purpose. Talia was going somewhere, or doing something, or…or Parker was with her. Facing the great outdoors on her own…? Then again, Melbourne CBD was hardly ‘the great outdoors.’ “I can chuck a sickie and go with you,” Parker said. “I’m sure Carter wouldn’t mind.” Talia really wanted to say yes…but she needed to do this without Parker or Carter as a support network. If she was going to become an independent woman and take control of her life, then she needed to do it without the scaffold of, well, everyone.

“I don’t know Tara. Somewhere along the way, loving Kosta became more important to me than being who the goddess created me to be,” I said sadly. “I am a female alpha in my own right. I am royal, and I don’t have to apologize for being strong. I don’t have to apologize for being excellent. It is just who I am.” “Do you understand that by hiding your light from the word, you handicapped those around you? You were born to be a leader, a beacon for other female alphas to stand tall and proud.”

she complimented. Miss O laughed. “Friends never share their men. That's our motto. He is all yours. Don't you worry about it? I only came here to check if you brought the same men before.” “He is the same man I brought. I never brought anyone except him. I always go solo.” “You came here solo but you went home with someone.” Nathalia forced a laugh and watched my reaction. I made sure to make my face neutral. I had nothing to say about her night activities. She was a single woman. She could do whatever she wanted.

I urged. She sniffled loudly, “Life is never fun when you have to do it all alone. For years I longed for companionship. Thankfully Jake took note of that and kept me busy, but it was never the same when the night came. At least he got you to be his buddy. I had no one to share it with. I thought I had all the time in the world to find someone who would complete me. Either that or I was looking in the wrong direction the whole time. My point is, it didn’t feel or look good. What I would give to get that moment at this point of my life.” A lone tear rolled down her face. “Hearing Karen discuss so freely about wanting to be by herself makes me worried that it might not end well.”

Her words carried a raw intensity, revealing the depths of her disappointment. Sofia's frustration had reached its peak, her patience worn thin. She longed for a connection with her husband, for his presence and attention to be wholly hers. The absence of his companionship had taken its toll on her, leaving her with an overwhelming sense of isolation. She felt lonely and neglected.

She had been pushed to the edge, yet she stood tall, ready to face the world on her own terms. Alone in her struggle, Stacy found solace in the thought of rebuilding her life. She would prove that her worth extended far beyond the confines of a failed marriage. With each passing moment, she became resolute in her determination to rediscover her strength and embrace the woman she had always been, independent and capable.

We can work on all of that together. Though right now, the fact we are finally on our own, I am a massive bag of nerves! I have never been the best with women, not like some of the guys in the pack, especially the warriors, and despite the fact Lola is my mate, I am still anxious and don’t know what best to do now we are finally alone. I know all the things I want to do, all the things I want to say, I am just not quite sure I am confident enough or brave enough to pull them off….

“It’s about a forty-minute subway ride from here.” Thor frowned. “Why don’t you just live with me?” Celina took a calm breath. “Because I need to do this on my own. I want to prove to myself that I can stand on my own two feet, without relying on any man. We skipped so many steps already… it’s time to do things differently. I want to grow, have my independence, and carve out space for my own story.” He studied her, serious, then smiled. “Conversation over—for now. But you’ll change your mind soon enough.”

Standing behind him without any expression on her face, Mira said, "Women are always eager to show off in front of men. But without true skill, it's nothing but a clownish farce. Lady Campbell, your talent and grace already set you apart from the rest. You're extraordinary in any man's eyes, so why stoop to such a cheap display?" Hearing that, Frederick glanced at Selena and softened slightly. "Lena, to make a public fool of yourself would surely harm your reputation. You need not risk it. Truly, you already—" Her tone sharp, Selena interrupted, "Do you believe that every woman at the Autumn Hunt competes only to show off for men? What of you, then? Are you not a woman?" "I'm not like the re