Joanna Jay Novels & Stories

She shakes her head with a smile and replies, “My name is Joanna.” They arrive in front the company and they step down, Alexia and Joana put in their spectacles and release their long dark hair on their shoulders. They are both dressed in a long skinny white straight dress and a blue blazer and long heeled black boots. Joanna is holding the blue handbag that has her laptop and they both walk together. In front of the gate to the building, there are people holding cameras looking around. They see the two ladies walking towards them in confidence, their heads lifted high and their legs or body unfazed with the numerous journalist waiting for them.

Caden and Hayden? He’d been through so much and certainly doesn’t deserve this. Not at the very least. “You don’t belong here.” A soft, whisper-like voice cut through my thoughts. I looked up and froze at the sight of her…. Joanna. Austin’s late wife. She was far more beautiful than the frame could ever capture. “What do you mean?” Her dress was as translucent as mine. Does that make us equal? “You can’t be dead… neither you nor your twins. You’ve got a long life ahead of you.”

With a smile, he reported: “Young Master, I must say—this Joanna is far more capable than any of the women you’ve dealt with before. She graduated from Cindale’s prestigious university with a finance major. She has deep knowledge of monetary banking, international finance, securities, and investments. I even checked with her school—she was a sponsored student, and she double-majored. Both fields were handled with exceptional professionalism.” “What was her second major?” Barry asked. “Computer science. Exactly the kind of interdisciplinary talent in short supply nowadays. Her skills in this field are outstanding—hacking into systems with ease. Many companies once tried to recruit her, but sh

I said. "I came to this packhouse because my mother sent me here," she replied. "The evidence came after." "Your mother," I repeated. "Tell me about your mother Joanna." Something moved through her face. "She was pack healer here before the current one," she replied quietly. "Eight years ago." "What happened to her?" I pressed. "She ran," Joanna replied. "When it became dangerous she ran and she's been running ever since." "The registry on my desk," I said slowly. "Lists a pack healer as executed by pack order eight years ago." I held her gaze. "The same night Jordan's parents died."

“The less that knew of the details of the plan until it was all hashed out the better. We all know that we are all split down the middle no matter what faction we fall under and not sure if we have a mole amongst us or not.” “That makes perfect sense.” Aaliyah said just as Felan and Keyne came running up to them. “Mom, Alpha, I just received notice from JoAnn, and they are in fact getting close to the knife.” Felan told them. Nezerra looked confused, “Who is JoAnn.” “JoAnn is the half witch half dragon I was telling you about. She was once an allied of Johnathan’s until he betrayed her.” “The dragon chick that was here not long ago?” Aaliyah asked. Felan shook her. “Okay, what do you mean sh

In short, he looked impressive and wore clothes that screamed of money. “Hello,” I nodded at Joanna with zero interest. She blushed a little and I could feel her rising interest in me. Her soft sandalwood scent hit my nostrils and I overcame an urge to sneeze. “Hi!” she said, her voice animated with excitement as she shook her hands with me. Joanna was tall and a leggy blond. Her deep green gown was slit till her thigh on the left side. She had her hair open and with her light emerald eyes looked at me like I was the only man existing in her life.

I knew she wanted that too. I retrieved the Emerald earring from my pocket and gazed at it. That would be my cue when she threw herself into my arms again, as she always did. ""Don't worry, Clyde, everything's going to be alright," Jace assured me. "Joanna has always been head over heels for you. I've often prayed to the Moon Goddess, hoping she'd bless me with a mate like her. She's genuine and sincere, just right for both you and the Realm." I sighed deeply in response.

I am simply disappointed that they failed to hide the ender properly, but anyways, the enemy could have done it differently and we would have not prevented them from getting the ender, they took us by surprise. “Joanna, can you share with us your vision? Everyone kindly listen, for those who do not know Joanna, she is Joanna Drake Koral, her origin is a nymph and she is an aberrant. Her attribute, it’s foresight.” I nodded at Joanna and she began speaking what she saw. “I saw Antonella battling with William, but she seemed different… it is like she was not Antonella. William was having a hard time; it was weird that he was having a hard time keeping up with her,”

I didn't see Matilda anywhere in the room so I guessed that she was at the event center already. “So, Ella, this is Joanna.” Carolyn pulled me toward the two ladies setting up their equipment on the vanity table. The one she introduced as Joanna was a very frail-looking woman, blessed with nice teeth and beaming eyes. She looked very professional in her mini dress but she still managed to pull off the fun look. Maybe it was the way she packed her hair. “Hi, Joanna,” I smiled warmly at her and her smile widened.

"Let's give it up... to the Herald of Dexo Fernia, the shadow assassin! The daughter of Hikaris himself… VERONICA!" Chest out, shoulders back, I walked out of the dark and turned my gaze to every corner of the coliseum, and with a devilish grin on my lips, I raised my weapon and they screamed my name… just how I want them to. "And her challenger..." the announcer paused for a while, I crossed my arms and everyone went silent, patiently waiting until, "another daughter of Hikaris, the Mistress of Dexo Fernia, Elspeth!"