Hades Series Tate James Novels & Stories

I say, and he and I both knew it was the truth. He nods but doesn’t look convinced. “Looks like you were tired even before that.” He says, referring to my “friendly date” with Tatum. His voice dripped with venom. “Speaking of him,” Hades continues, pouring himself coffee. “How did your little ‘friend outing’ go?” “Good,” I say quickly, too quickly. Hades quirks a brow, taking a slow sip of his coffee. “Good? That’s it?” “What more do you want me to say? He showed me around, told me about his life.” I shrug, “It was… enlightening.”

He had to pay a two-year sentence and a fine because he tried to kill Nathaniel and Nathaniel was alive. He knew it. He knew that Alessandra cannot kill someone. We need aggression, anger and a lot of courage to do it but when Alessandra smashed that jar, there was only emotion in her mind—to save Hades. Even at that time, kindness was pooling inside her body. A man came and unlocked the door. He looked inside and found Hades sitting in a corner. He stepped aside and let another man peek inside when he called his name softly, “Hades.” He did not say anything but slowly turned his neck and looked towards the door. There stood Waylon, holding some files in his hand.

“Good luck with that. Maddox may be gone, but there’s a new villain in town.” I didn’t follow his logic. “Who?” He sighed into the phone. “Hades…god of the underworld.” 21 Hades I produced the highest yield of crystal of my career. I handed it off to our distributors then told my cooks to get back to work. With Maddox out of the picture and my power unrivaled, I intended to eliminate all other competition and kill anyone that got in my way. Life was good.

“You’re not going to tell me you’re canceling another gathering again, are you? Did something bad happen?” “No,” I said quietly. “This is… different. That guest that came today… telling you this is not going to be easy.” I told her everything. About Hunter finding the woman. About her name, Lisa D’Amaris. About the warning she’d given us, the calm power she carried, and the strange sense that she wasn’t our enemy but still hid more than she said. When I finished, Valerie was silent for a long while. Her gaze drifted to the glass, unfocused. “D’Amaris,” she whispered finally. “You think she’s related?”

" So, please... listen to me. 'He pleads. Let’s talk later. I will just continue your plans.’ Emily sneered. She heaved a sigh and bit her lower lip before she continued talking while facing the kingdom map. "From this area, Cadmus and Taurus will lead the Delta squadron." Since they are both skilled with human weapons, they’ll lead the Delta. " "Alright, it’s a pleasure, your majesty." Taurus politely seconded. Emily pointed out the whole palace. "This spot, this will be covered by the alpha’s wolves." I’ll give birth one of these days. That’s the alpha’s presumption. And with this spot, they will protect the heir as the war starts. "

The one thing in life that was completely private were your own thoughts. “Is there a problem, Tamara?” That voice, a voice I both dreaded and hoped for. Atlas stood in the massive doorway to the room I currently resided in. He wore a tunic near white as snow, just the tiniest hint of blue within that shimmering fabric. His hair—it seemed so much lighter here, or perhaps that was just my own interpretation. His hair was near-white, hanging over his forehead in thick strands. The shaved sides of his hair had grown out a little bit, but I didn’t mind. I wasn’t sure anything could make Atlas unattractive.

" We got you Sel, get them out of here. We'll go and help your alpha." James assures her that things will be ok. Quickly, she runs with Hector and Tasha towards a hidden pathway and sneaks them past the barbed wire and places Hector down, making him hiss from the pain he still feels in his body as he'd been obliged to take wolfs bane numerous times to maintain him weak and vulnerable. She grips her katana and strikes it across the fence, cutting it with ease. She turns quickly, looking at Tasha and Hector as they

He turned and ran back toward the gates without saying another word. I stood still, my heart racing. The twins woke up. Leo pushed his small face against my chest and made another low growl. I gently tickled them, whispering soft words to keep them calm. The gates opened with a loud creak. Alpha Damon walked out first. He looked just exactly as I remembered him. He had tall, broad shoulders, golden eyes that once made my heart melt. Those same eyes of his stared at me with surprise and something deeper that I could not name. Cassandra stood right behind him, her arms crossed and her face was already twisted with hatred as usual.

The four of us stand up when five extremely large men walk in. “I am Kaden, and this is my cousin Alek. These two here are Brent and Lance.” I say. “Hey, I am Curtis, and this is Venom,” Curtis says. “I am Quade, and this is Zion. I am assuming you know Chaos.” Quade states.

James blinked blankly but refused to ease the tension in his muscles. “James Olympia,” the deep, crackly voice seemed to reverberate from the ground itself. But the lips of the man before him had moved, however slightly. He knew that voice. It had been imprinted deep into his being. “Hades,” James said simply. Hades smiled indulgently. “Relax yourself. I am not going to take your life. I would not want to anger my little brother… yet.” A sinister and deep chuckle rumbled against his bones.