Giantess Gwen Novels & Stories

Alpha Gwendolyn Radcliffe looked up from her laptop, lowered her huge glasses, and glared at her teen brother. “Stop glaring at me through your fake-ass glasses.” He rolled his eyes. “I get it, it’s a bummer. It’s the anniversary of the worst day of your life, yada yada… But what did the Moon Goddess do?” “What did the Moon Goddess do?” Gwen glared at her brother. “What did she do?” She was off her chair and the kid was also up on his feet, realizing too late what he had just said. “I will tell you what she did! She made the worst possible wolf the were-world has ever seen my mate. That’s what she did!”

They had done what no army, no weapon, no magic could achieve: they had turned love into the ultimate weapon, a force that annihilated evil itself. Jaiyana allowed herself a moment to breathe, feeling the dawn warmth on her skin and the fierce heartbeat of her companion beneath her. This was the crescendo she had fought for, the final victory she had earned. The morning light glinted off the Chakram, Vajra Spear, Trident, and her pendant, a signal to the world: the goddess and her tiger were unstoppable.

Perhaps Selene had intentionally tried to make it that way. Because I could recall now the day I’d come running through here to clear my head, the day Aleric had told me Thea was pregnant. …And I’d seen a woman. A woman in a white dress with golden hair who had seemingly made it over the border without patrols seeing her. Who had no scent or presence and magically disappeared into thin air when I’d approached. Who I discovered merely weeks later resembled the Goddess herself, only once I’d met with her in the Abyss.

Gwenn needed Dar. “What’s wrong?” Orel asked beside me. “Elison?” “Elison is alright, Gwenn is not.” I answered, Orel sat up immediately, and Gwenn was like his only family remaining. They were three and now they were two, Gwenn needed help for what was coming and I needed to be in Northshore. “What is wrong with Gwenn?” Orel asked. “Arius. He broke the pact, Gwenn is not happy and she has not yet awoken her full potential.” I replied.