Force Awakens Leia Novels & Stories

Would she? I wouldn’t be okay with it either if Leia decided to go on a dangerous mission by herself. Thank the goddess, Aeryn, and Storm needed to help fight the enemy and needed a babysitter. Not that Cyrus or April couldn’t watch Forrest and Nivia. But I think Leia was scared that Beta Jackson or someone else from W.A.R. would try to kidnap her grandkids. Leia knew it wasn’t logical, but that didn’t matter. Once the idea was stuck in my mate’s head, she couldn’t get rid of it. Some sort of PTSS, probably.

Leia replied. “So Rebecca never had a wolf side, poor thing. Does this mean you'll be taken away too when I'm gone?” Rebecca asked, hoping it wouldn't be the case, that would mean her taking three lives and she didn't want that. “I don't know Rebecca, but let's worry about that later. I'm excited to see your home.” Leia said and Rebecca could feel her excitement which made her smile. She turned her attention to the door knob again. “Break it, I'll help you.” Leia said and Rebecca bobbed her head before turning the knob with a little more force and it broke off without much effort, thanks to Leia.

Being the leader of our pack, it was my duty to ensure that every member of our community was well-trained, disciplined, and ready to face any challenge that may come our way. As I approached the training ground, I saw Leonard sitting on one of the benches, looking intently at the three girls who were training - Sheila, Lydia, and Melissa. From where I stood, I could see that Sheila and Lydia were pushing Melissa to her limits, but she was determined to prove herself. I made a signal to Lydia to come over, and she ran toward Leonard and me with a sense of urgency. "Luna, you called me?" she said, with her head bowed a little.

A delicate perfume drifts forward, and a slender figure leans casually against the back of the seat in front, smiling down at me brightly. “Hey, Ryker,” she greets, her voice sweet, familiar in a way that sends a jolt of recognition through me. I look up sharply, forcing my expression into neutrality as I finally place her face. Lauren—Jaxon’s ex. Fucking perfect. “Hey,” I reply carefully, hoping my discomfort doesn’t show in my voice. Lauren tilts her head slightly, strands of dark hair tumbling over her shoulder as she smiles wider. “Good game tonight. You guys looked amazing out there.”

Not submissive. A weapon. But a controlled one. After a long pause, I slowly shifted back. The glow faded. My body settled into human form, my breathing even. Laurel leaned forward, her voice barely above a whisper. “She’s real.” “I told you,” Ryan said, stepping beside me and handing me his jacket. Alpha Regal finally stood, his tall frame casting a shadow across the table. “You have my attention, Elena of the Star Raiders.” I met his gaze. “Then hear our plea.”

I sat back, staring at her in absolute, unadulterated admiration. She was bruised, she was bleeding from wounds that ran years deep, but she was entirely unbroken. Her defiance wasn't just survival, it was a force of nature. She was a phoenix standing in the middle of her own ashes, ready to set the world on fire. Without a word, I leaned forward, closing the distance between us. I reached out, my broad, warm hand gently cupping the side of her face, my thumb wiping away the remaining moisture on her cheek.

Colton ends the link and goes back to fighting to save his people with one last commanding order. “He wants us to go inside and disable the tone that’s making the wolves weak.” I relay to those around me who weren’t part of the pack link. “Get these boys up, they’re coming with us. Move. We don’t have time to wait around.” Leyanne’s commanding voice comes at us from behind, startling me, and it’s only now I realize she wasn’t with us. She’s moving fast, followed by a high-flying stream of crows as she paces at us, her robes flapping in the speed of her own motion. I have no idea where she went but she’s good at doing the disappearing and reappear act.

she finally understands what I have been talking about all this time. “I need to impregnate her, that is all.” I reply as I get to my feet. For such a small woman, she certainly had a lot of strength behind her. She stares at me in silence, mulling over my words when she finally admits that Aria didn’t give her the wolfsbane. It had fallen out of her pocket when she tried to attack the waiter and Elle had taken it, just in case she needed to use it against them. “That’s how you got away.”

The tingling in her body multiplies when he pulls her close and leaves a kiss on her lips as soon as the judge signals him to. "I present to you the new leader of Redwood Wolves, Luna Selene Blazeheart," the elder announces, and gradually, everyone begins to applaud. Selene can sense that not everyone is pleased, but she hadn’t expected much anyway. She knows that, in time, they’ll see in her the Luna they’ve longed for.

That Ashina, who stood against armies, who looked death in the eye, would suddenly give in and lie beneath my father? Never. They must have forced her into a corner. Maybe she was playing a game of survival. Maybe she needed them to believe she had broken, so they would let their guard down. Gosh, I knew her. I knew her mind, her fury and her cunning. She had to be planning something. I stood slowly. The heat behind my eyes was no longer rage, but it was clarity. “I need to reach her,” I said. “You will,” Orion replied. “But not like this. Not as a broken Alpha tearing the place down.”