Jaya Island Novels & Stories

The bridal shower on Musha Cay island was an extravagant, unforgettable experience. The nine women — Elara, Jade, Mia, Sophia, and five of Kai’s female cousins — arrived by seaplane as planned. Landing on the crystal-clear waters of the private island. The ultra-luxury beachfront villas were breathtaking, each with private pools, ocean views, and personalized touches. The group spent the first day relaxing, sipping cocktails by the water, talking about how men are such scums but they have to deal with them anyways.

The dawn had come, so as this vile man. "Bow your heads, peasants," says the guy while walking like he owned the place. The guy with a broad shoulder and slender legs set his foot on the islands of Panay. He stood up and gave everyone a fearsome gaze. "I, Raja Bendahara Kalantiaw will be your new chief. I am the sole successor of Bangkaya," says Kalantiaw. He was with three ships loaded with armed men. They recently conquered an island called 'Igbato', it was situated near Panay.

“And neither am I.” Jay had brushed it off then, more concerned about Riele, about the tension growing between her and Kim. But now, with Riele emotionally distant and Kim hovering uncertainly between guilt and silence, Jay had found no excuse to delay this meeting. When the jet touched down, the staff ushered him into a sleek car that took him straight to the estate. His mother’s home was a sprawling villa tucked into the cliffs of Santorini, where white walls glistened beneath the sun and blue rooftops mirrored the sky. The sea stretched beyond the balcony like an endless sheet of glass.

“So this is where you live…This looks great, and you have an endless sea view to enjoy every time you leave your house.” Edelgard could not help exclaiming in surprise, while Mary Jane suddenly said, “He doesn’t live here. His house is in the sea.” Edelgard was slightly stunned, failing to apprehend what Mary Jane had just said. It was not until two heavy-duty helicopters arrived on the square that everyone understood what she had meant… This was especially true when they all landed on the island, which left them all dumbfounded. Mary Jane then explained, “This is Lustmord, an island spanning more than 2.2 million square feet. This is Javier’s home.”

asked the clan member, pointing towards his wife who had been sitting on their bench for a while ago. Jay and Aya nodded. "Yes, we just arrived." The clan member continued his sentence, "Please come with me, we have already prepared your seats ." Jai and Aya are respected on the three islands. The wolve district became even stronger because of Jay and Aya's good management. Jin, Anna, and their child, Devora have found their seats. "I saw Aya just arrived," Anna whispered to Jin. Jin looked left and right. "Where are they?" asked Jin not seeing the Alpha who was so admired by the members of the people around them.

Jayden asked while showing his cellphone which displayed a cafe location with a domination of brown buildings. "This is the Point Cafe in Malioboro. Why is that?" asked Johan, who often goes to Jogjakarta because he likes traveling and also has a cousin who lives in Jogjakarta too. "Is that far?" Jayden asked again. "Not really." Jayden immediately took his wallet from his bag and walked out of his room. Making Ansel and Johan just gawk. Jayden immediately ordered an online motorcycle taxi and entered the address. Hopefully he won't be late and get to see Felicia, even if it's just a moment.

folder lay open before her, its pages illuminated by the harsh, flickering hum of a fluorescent bulb that sounded like a trapped insect. She wasn't looking at the lab reports anymore. She was staring at her father’s map. The island was a tiny, jagged speck in the Grenadines called Isla de Sombra—Shadow Island. It didn't appear on any commercial nautical charts, but in the Vane family ledger, it was listed as the "Primary Asset."

She was huddled up under a cozy duvet in the master bedroom on the yacht. “No, dear. We’re on a yacht,” Tony answered warmly. He was sitting on the edge of the bed, watching her. “Where are we going?” Kate asked him. “A place called Cidade-ilha,” Tony answered. “It means island city. It’s a small island belonging to my family.” “You guys own an island?” Kate asked in awe. “Two, actually,” said Tony. “The other one is for commercial use. It’s an exclusive beach resort for elite clients. Although we have other resorts across Brazil which are accessible to everyone.”

A stone pathway led to an outdoor lounge, complete with a hammock, a fire pit, and a secluded hot tub. It was breathtaking. Ceynol came up behind her, his warm breath tickling the back of her neck. “Like it?” Jade let out a breathless laugh. “You planned all this?” Ceynol smirked, his hands resting on her waist. “I wanted everything to be perfect. I bought that when Ix offered me this island. This will be our gateway when we are bored in the city.” Jade turned to face him, resting a hand on his chest. His heartbeat was steady beneath her touch, grounding her in the reality of this moment.

Will he be able to prove to Georgina and his children that he's got what it takes to be a good father? — One: Georgina. This place is unreal. It's all I can think as I step onto the tarmac, suitcase in hand. I know my mouth is hanging open, but I can't manage to un-drop my jaw. Saint-Égaré. Even the name sounds magical. The tiny island off the coast of Kauai, named by the romantic French nobleman who founded it centuries ago, is as glittering and saturated as a fever dream. Jungle surrounds the tiny private airport, rich green and explosive with color: crimson hyacinths and long-tailed emerald birds and graceful white cranes, long-necked and gliding.