Jake Maddox Graphic Novels Novels & Stories

I grabbed my remote, ready to watch a N*****x show when the door opened. "Oh hey, Cass. I've got something for you, I bet you'd like it," Jake grinned, his eyes sparkling with excitement that was so contagious, I couldn’t stop the smile that broke out on my face. "What is it?" I asked. "New spell books and a grimoire to aid with your training," I smiled appreciatively, rising to take the books from his hands. The door pulled upon again and Jared came in, sending a wink in my direction. I blushed openly and that just amused him all the more.

“Correct what? Just ignore him.” I grabbed my notebook from the table, shoved it into my backpack, and aggressively zipped it shut. “Was everything actually alright last night, though?” Tina asked, her voice dropping to a softer, more concerned tone. “Maddox looked like a man ready to tear down a brick wall.” “He practically did tear down a wall just to get to Jace,” Norman added, crossing his arms. “And it’s wild that you can’t even appreciate how good that was.” “If you had been there to see how he was acting… Honestly, I would have punched him right in the face if he wasn’t Maddox Donovan,” Tina said, her eyes narrowing. I knew her well enough to know she wasn't exaggerating.

Hazel doesn’t like comics because they are mostly sexually explicit and all sexual scenes are arranged. We both barely have a thing in common; if we were a couple, then red flags would be all that could be seen. I began reading this comic book, Demoralized Plaything. It was quite interesting, but it ended quicker than I expected. Just when I was about to begin on Jinx, a maid came in. "Miss Maddy." She called, alerting me. I slowly raised my head up from my phone to see her gazing at me with a soft smile on her face.

It was a beautiful rose gold color and it glittered in the light. My throat tightened and my heart warmed. “It’s grounding,” Jackson said. “We asked around.” Kyren scratched the back of his neck. “And I brought food. Because birthdays should have cake, and we panicked.” Maddox shifted, then held out his own gift. A small wrapped bundle. “I... uh didn't know what to get you,” he said, scratching the back of his neck nervously. “I hope you like it.” Inside was a beautiful set of diamond jewelry with a simple butterfly pattern and beside it was another necklace - a simple chain with a pendant 'D'. My eyes widened.

They quickly move forward, the screams and cries of the enemies are heard as they turn gurgly. Their gray dead bodies are left behind, the mark of the shadows. They move over the crowd, almost like a fog, quickly consuming soul after soul. Maddox jumps in the air, holding himself there as he throws his hands down toward the enemies. An orange ball of energy hits its target, exploding and killing everyone in the center. He drops to the ground before rolling right, dodging the wolf that lunged for him. He pushes his hand out, sending it flying backwards into a tree.

WARNING: This chapter contains violence. . Maddox’s POV: She moaned my name last night. Not out loud. She didn’t know it yet. But the way her breath hitched, and her body crumpled to the raw desire...I knew she was thinking about me. I planted that madness inside her. It was blooming now and I relished the way it fucking consumed her—wild, untamed, and hungry. Yes, Little Muse, there was no escape now. Not from this darkness, not from this temptation that was now eating you like a sin.

"Father! Stop this!Tell them to stop!" Bella screamed as they held her back. Marcus looked a bit torn,as if he wanted to stop this but he was afraid his pride would be at risk. He growled as he watched his men get ripped apart, I knew he had lost this battle. Jake was something else now,he was stronger and unbeatable. Jake grinned at Marcus as he tossed a limb away,his mouth oozing out blood. "Just say the word Marcus!" he said out loud as another wolf attacked him. Before he could rip it's head off Marcus moved forward.

In Arizona, he discovered Jake. Jake had just split from his pack. They’d been a massive group of Navajo werewolves who aligned with the witches during the war. And then Maddox met them. He watched the men now. Gerald murmured something to Jake. Laughing, Jake tossed his long black hair over his shoulder. When one first looked at Jake, some might mistake him for a woman. He was slender and of medium height. Bronze skin and long lashes. Jake was the only one that was older than Maddox—around two hundred years.

I was sure he was trying to trigger something within me, but before I could react, Jake was talking again. “Maddox’s properties are all connected to the pack and will be turned over to Nadine as the new Alpha of the Dark Forest. Unfortunately, Maddox had nothing. His private account and properties were also gone.” “What do you mean?” I asked, my forehead creasing. I was sure there were some properties that were still under Dark Forest’s name because Arlo and Kenzo helped me collate them to see if we could sell some to raise funds. “He had more debts than money, Nadine,” Jake said, and my hand on the table involuntarily coiled into a fist.

Aimed at Harper. But he masked it quickly, his expression shuttering again. Still… she’d seen it. Jax’s voice cut through the night, low and lethal. “Let her go. Now.” Harper laughed softly, pressing the barrel harder into Kelly’s temple. She whimpered, eyes wide with terror. “No, Maddox,” Harper drawled. “Not until you and your little doctor understand exactly what game you’re in. This isn’t about loyalty. It isn’t about clubs. It’s about cages. Who builds them… and who rots inside them.”