Jesse Stone Novels Novels & Stories

There was no point in refusing to answer because if I did, I would be thrown into yet another cage—one with far less freedom. "Balor Bloodstone," It was hard to see Garren's features within the shadows, despite the light from the moon and my fae eyesight, but I could see amusement in his eyes before he blinked it away. "What did he want you to steal from me?" "A stone," "A stone," He repeated, and I nodded. "Not the whole thing, just a sliver would do." He let out a low hum. Like he was thinking it over. "There is only one stone I keep in the library that would even be worth stealing. Why did he want you to take it?"

The first thing David found when he got home was that Jessy was reading a novel, the girl didn't seem to realize that David was behind her now. The man patted Jessy's shoulder, sat beside his wife. "What are you reading?" David glanced briefly at the novel in Jessy's hand, the cover was just a bloody rose against a black and white background. The girl turned her head to the side. "Reading mystery novels, this novel is very good and unexpected." "Very good and unexpected, what made that novel get such an evaluation from you?"

The necklace against her skin pulsed harder, echoing the sacred rhythm of the stone in her hands. The stone seemed to respond, warm now under her fingertips, radiating a quiet insistence that pressed against her chest. The world around her—the clatter of tools, the murmur of voices—fell away into something distant and hollow. Jaiyana’s breath caught as a vibration, soft but insistent, rose from the stone into her bones.

Jasper stated with a hint of angst. “She’s evil inside,” Ben softly said. “You know that, don’t you?” He did, but Jasper had no intention of admitting it aloud. He’d learned long ago to keep his cards close to his chest unless it was absolutely necessary to share them. He’d already divulged far more about himself to both the witches and the wolves than he was comfortable with. Running his fingers through his hair, he sighed, “I haven’t a clue where to find a zombie.” “I do,” Ben said with a satisfied smile. “How much do you know about zombies?”

As I journey home, my mind immediately thoughts of Jessica, I knew she was probably finishing another shift. Completely unaware that my attention had finally shifted. Not away from her, just toward something else. Something that had been sitting directly in front of me. And if the feeling growing in my chest was correct, then Roman Stone's sudden interest in hospitality wasn't a coincidence. The question was why.

The screen flickered to life, and a news report filled the room. “…exclusive footage of Julius Stone spotted proposing in a private restaurant to his secretary. Sources say the two have been seen together multiple times over the past year…” The image on the screen showed Julius smiling, leaning close to the woman as they shared a toast. My hands trembled with anger. “He’s out there living his best life while I’m lying here like this?” Jesse nodded. “And he thinks you’re dead. That’s the only reason we have the upper hand right now.”

be wiped out. I put the book back on the table and that's when I decided that I needed to do something about this and not let it happen, but how? Then it hit me. I could mind-link Apollo. I let the link out of my body and was able to connect with Atlas this time, to my surprise. "Atlas, can you hear me?" I asked him. "Kara OMG how are you ok? Where are you?" he asked worriedly. "I am OK for now, Atlas." I replied, "but I have something I need to tell you. So just listen to me. The elder Bishop has me prisoner. I was able to look out the window. When he was out of the room, he had me hold up because he untied me. From what I could see, I saw a rocky mountain range with snow topped caps and p

I hope I was able to give you a story worth reading and worth waiting for. The journey of Adessa and Kael ends here, but we are just getting started. The adventure continues, and we will move to another pack—the Knight Stone Pack—to follow Alpha Draco on his quest for love and redemption. THE SUBSTITUTE LUNA will be launched this month here on Goodnovel, and it will be a separate book. So keep watch for it! 🌹

Damon's men are fighting the rogues. Stone's gaze shifted to Anna. I can see the pain in Anna's eyes. Even she couldn't believe that Stone could do this. "So...you're the traitor Jules was talking about..." I heard Damon. I bit my lower lip and heaved a deep breath. My hand is full of blood. I know that this time, no matter what I do, I can't save Jules. Stone lowered the bow and threw it at his feet. "I didn't expect that it took you a long time to find out," Stone smirked at Damon.

With my hand firmly gripped onto his, I lay a small peck on his cheek, and I turn to Brooke. “What do you want to know?” “Well, first of all, Jenna Davis does is not my real name.” I hear as Brooke softly gasps, but something gives me a feeling that it is something that she already knows. “My birth name is Kenzie Stone.” I continue. “My parents were Teresa and Johnathan Stone.” She stops me for a brief moment, “Terasa and Johnathan Stone, murdered in their sleep. The Stone murders. I heard of it when I was studying law. One of the worst botched-up murder investigations.”