Jade Legacy Kindle Novels & Stories

My legs buckled at first, rubbery from days of restraint and exhaustion, but they held me up, dragging me forward without a word. Jade waited in the corridor, leaning against the wall, his scarred face flushed with manic triumph. The padded case in his hand held the vials of my silver blood, glowing faintly through the fabric like captured stars. His braced knee clicked softly as he pushed off the wall, limping ahead with renewed energy. “Come, sister,” he said, voice laced with feverish excitement that made my stomach twist. “It’s time to see what your gift can truly do.”

Jade didn't waste a single second. The moment she realized she couldn't win her argument with Mina, she ran straight to Zion. Her high heels clicked on the floor like loud warning bells. She practically burst into his home office, out of breath. “Mina… she… she used your card!” Jade stammered. She pointed her finger in the air like she was trying to stop a bomb from going off. “She spent it on herself and her friend!” Zion leaned back in his big chair. He raised one eyebrow, looking calm. “Oh?” he said. His voice was quiet, but inside, his heart was racing with anger.

If it weren't for this relationship, he wouldn't have been able to stand here safe and sound. Jason looked at Madison and said, "What are you doing? Put them away! Didn't you always say that you didn't have any luck in the Prince Henry's Manor? Keep this piece of jade. The piece of jade sent by that old man to you is probably from the Purple City. It is a national treasure. This is a great honor, and it also means good luck. Put it on our son in the future! And the gift sent by the old bald donkey. Since my son is one month old, put them on him. They are all good stuff."

Angel starts to glow white as he places his hands on the ground. After a while, the ground starts to turn green and the farm springs to life. Angel smiles, “This should keep you going for a while.” Alexis looks around shocked at what she sees, “Thank you so much! Oh let us make you something so you can take it with you. It won’t be a problem at all.” She runs into the cabin and after a couple of minutes, she comes back out with two bags full of supplies. “Just some fruits and blankets so you won’t have to be cold at night and have a little something to eat on your journeys. Oh, I also put in a map of the surrounding area.” They say their goodbyes to Alexis and Akilina. Angel and Drake then s

I am trying to determine which two are worse: Riley and Sapphire, Mathius and Sapphire, or Sapphire and Luke. I agree with Riley when he says it is Luke’s fault that my precious jewel has picked up the more colorful aspects of the Aussie language. Riley and Mathius argue with Sapphire like siblings, which I guess they are. Riley might not be her sibling by blood, but you wouldn’t know that with how they give each other shit. We have gone back to acting as we did before discovering everything. I still don’t like the idea of my precious jewel not having protection, but I need to trust her and her ability to protect herself. I know we are more aware of our surroundings and everyone we enc

I dragged the key from Fred’s hand and walked back to Nat so I could uncuffed her and take her home but as I turned my back on them that was when I heard the dreaded words come out from Zara’s lips, I tried to ignore her words and treat them as irrelevant and inconsequential but I couldn’t because this time she said it slowly so I would get and process every word coming from her mouth and that was when the words really sinked down into my mind. “She is the daughter and only child of Alpha Josh, the Alpha of Silvercrest Pack. He is the man that murdered our parents and Pack members, he is the one that caused this unending war that Whitefang has going on now. Him and Alpha Seiko are the ones r

I clenched my left fist and never left Liza’s gaze. ‘What are you planning, bitch?’ I thought. “Ah, that’s the only thing her father gave her. And Heron told me not ever to touch that.” “I like it, Mom. Can I have it? Besides her father, Heron is already dead—” Jade let out a devilish chuckle. “Sorry, sweetie. It’s the only thing that she had from her father. Heron’s company and assets are already in Noah’s hands, and he can buy you more than that.”

It seems to excite her, and I am glad I can bring just a little bit of joy to her. When she leaves, I am left alone in the room. One by one, I study the tapestries. Two are from the Raven Wolf King, and the rest are from different kinds of wolf lore. Then there are the crystals. All kinds of colors, materials, shapes, and sizes. “Do you have a plan?” I hear Jade behind me. When I turn, my eyes zone in on her neck and how bruised it is. “Not yet.” “Are you giving up on him then?”

His palms are slick with nervous adrenaline, an unfamiliar sensation for the future king of the Silverclaw throne, but Jone remains silent, tracking his alpha's intense energy with quiet focus. Jone’s respiration hitches as they round the rocks, his silver eyes widening when he spots a massive, hand-carved stone monument shaped like a grand book rising from the sand, ancient pack runes deeply engraved into the face. It is a physical replica of The Legacy of Our Moonmark, open to a blank page that had not existed in the original hide volume. Tears of raw emotion glaze Jone's silver vision, his inner wolf letting out a soft, submissive whine as he registers the setup.

"Let's honor it with stories of our kin." Jasper, her childhood friend and strategist, leaned against a nearby pillar, his shaggy brown hair falling into his hazel eyes, which sparkled with easy humor. At twenty-three, he was the pack's steady anchor—lean and thoughtful, dressed in a simple wool shirt and breeches, his moon tattoo on his wrist glowing faintly as he raised his mug in toast. "To Alya, our new Alpha," he called out, his voice light but sincere. "May your reign be as enduring as these woods." The pack echoed the toast, mugs clinking, but Jasper's gaze lingered on Alya with unspoken pride, his calm demeanor hiding the cunning mind that had helped navigate many a crisis.