Jade West Novels & Stories

He chuckled, “Indie and mom are never going to believe this shit. Warrior Princess Luna!” I laughed but kept moving. As we get to the Eastern border, I see more chaos. “FUCK! JETT, COVER JACOB!” “On it!” I see Jaxon and he is fighting alongside Jade. She is a strong fighter, but she is getting fatigued. “Jade, fall back. I got you.” I called out. “I’m not going anywhere.” She said as she continued fighting. “Jade, you should listen to Sable. She was lead warrior for a reason.” Jaxon called back.

Then she grabbed the back and fixed her eyes on me as she dropped the card into the bag. “Oh look, there’s one more,” she said, her voice flat, her eyes still locked on mine. She made a show of pulling out the card. “Huh, well, will you look at that? Ava.” The women watched, wide-eyed, as Jade slapped her knee dramatically. “I win. I heard that Ava has been taking wolf suppressant her entire life and that she’s never. Even. Shifted.” Jade’s words sliced through the air like a blade. Some of the women gasped, and others just looked confused. I turned to Cassie. Her eyes were narrowed.

He was right, I was wrong. I can't do it all on my own. The scent of leather hit me as I entered the room, I ask Caleb to buy things for me online. The cover Caleb got us is funny as it is interesting. I'm blond or rather Kadesh is, she loves going to dress up and hang on the arms of her husband. Who by the way is blond also, his head is meant to be shaved on both sides than normal. “It's just for the night” I whispered go to myself “You can do this”

I went third and kept my breathing even and did not think about the persistent ache in my lower back that had been building since the boat. The western dock came into view through the trees and Elias put his hand back to stop us. Jade was there. She was on the dock with two men I didn't recognize, loading bags onto a yacht that was already running, the low hum of its engine audible now that we were close enough. She was dressed for travel, efficient, the performance of the Wolfe Industries events entirely gone. This was the version of Jade that had been underneath all the others, focused and purposeful and in the process of executing something she had been planning for a long time.

Jada blushed and turned her head, smiling at his compliments. Jada definitely looked the part of an executive wearing a purple tweed Christalini jacket and skirt sporting Swarovski pearl buttons and fringed décor. She had her hair coifed in a beautiful updo, and she wore one carat square diamond earrings. Her shoes were Sergio Rossi Godiva Beige pumps that made her beautiful legs even lovelier. Brayden did not miss that effect at all. He was definitely a “leg man” when it came to Jada’s legs.

LIAM As soon as I left Felix, my irritation still pulsing beneath the surface, I gave him a clear directive: "Dig into this 'Queen of the West.' I want to know everything by morning." This day kept getting better and better, with more mysterious women throwing themselves in my path. This Queen of the West woman, whoever she was, sounded more like a joke and a waste of time, and I had a feeling the stunt she pulled back in the game room wouldn't be her last.

Jade was a simple girl. She was 20 years old, a University student that always brought in high marks. Her whole life she had followed the rules. She studied hard, never went to parties, was the valedictorian to her high school’s graduating class, did volunteer work with her spare time, listened to her parents and went to church on Sundays

Jade pretended not to notice and took a seat beside the Alpha, just in front of Kenji. She wore a black sleeveless body-con dress that stopped directly under her bum. Kenji hated to see her stoop so low for Lake's attention. But what was he to expect from a woman who had tried to commit suicide more times than he could count because she was rejected by the Alpha?

“They look so identical.” Wilder leaned back, smiling. “That’s the thing. Akayda doesn’t have a twin. She’s an only child.” I scoffed. “Then what am I looking at? How can two people look this alike? Who is this in the picture?” “I did some more digging,” he replied. “The woman in the picture goes by the name Jade Firefly. She quit the club a few weeks ago. If she wasn't wearing a mask, I'd have said she was Akayda Jordan.”

He did and they met. “Good to see you again, Primo!” Jade’s high-pitched voice ensued. She was wearing a white tight halter top that showed her cleavage and a white skirt lengthened to her inner thighs, exposing so much of her skin. “Ms. Jennifer told me to wait for you. I patiently did, like a good girl.” She continued and subtly bit her lower lip while intensely looking at him.