Josh Lanyon Novels & Stories

“I know. I’m a terrible person. I shouldn’t have slept with Nathaniel. But you have to understand that I’m lonely. I didn’t know how lonely he was until last night. I love you, Tim, but you said you wanted me to move on.” I picked up the stone, and it began to glow as bright as it always did. Then, I heard a voice from inside that no one else ever heard. It sounded like a mixture of Tim’s and Alpha’s voices. I hadn’t heard Luna’s voice in there even once. The voice wasn’t scolding me, however. Instead, it was telling me to move on with my life. I felt the tears fall down my cheeks, but I kept rubbing the stone. I missed Tim so much. I missed being able to change into Luna. I missed the freed

“Good. Feel free to explore the grounds if you wish. We’ve prepared accommodations for everyone, so let us know if you have any specific requests.” One of the visitors, a woman with auburn hair, smiled appreciatively. “Thank you, Luna. That’s very kind of you.” My eyes darted around the group as I followed the scent until they landed on a tall, broad-shouldered man with sandy hair and piercing green eyes. He was deep in conversation with another pack member, his posture relaxed yet commanding. Almost immediately, he stood up and started coming close to us, and my heart started beating faster. But he came and stood in front of Lyra and asked after her son. Just then, his phone rang, and he to

“Don’t throw stones at people, John. The world’s round, so they always come back and hit you in the back of your head.” For a moment, the tension in the room pulled tight like a wire ready to snap as John and I locked in a hateful staredown. Then suddenly he turned and marched toward the back of the room. There sat a guy who had been mostly quiet the whole evening, just watching the chaos of ridiculous dares unfold and participating, if called out. His left arm was covered in tattoos and a silver ring pierced his lower lip. As the guy realized what was about to happen, he managed to frown out,

“Take a couple of days to yourself, Lilly. Have a think about the pros and cons of being with Bastian. But what you mustn’t do is be with him for Harry. All that will do is hurt you all in the end.” I smile and pull away from Lorcan. “When did you get so wise?” “It’s been known to happen once or twice.” We both laugh. “Now, let’s get you home. There’s somewhere I need to be.” “You’re not going to do something terrible, are you?” It wouldn’t be the first time. Lorcan smiles and shakes his head. “No, I’m meeting Josh.” Josh is Lorcan’s best friend, the only person other than family who knows about Lorcan. They met one night after Lorcan took over Luther’s body. Josh has never questioned why Lo

A shiver ran down Josh's spine as he responded, "Yes, Mr. York." Although Josh couldn't help but wonder who Landon was so concerned about, he dared not ask. Landon set down his diamond-encrusted pen and opened the livestream app. His narrowed eyes seemed to fixate on something as he stopped scrolling again. Josh observed him with heightened curiosity. Had he been nearer to Landon, he would have heard Landon's subtle chuckle as the latter typed out a response. "What do you want to discuss?" Landon waited for a response; he didn't seem like he would continue to work.

“I can’t handle this.” Lanie laughed and backed away. “Get used to it, wimp.” “Dad, are you going to let her talk to me that way?” Josh tried to whine, but his grin ruined it, and they all laughed. **** Around ten p.m., Jason went looking for Lanie and Josh. He’d had to attend to an unexpected phone call that had lasted much longer than he’d expected, preventing him from joining them for a movie. He neared the home theater room, and some instinct urged him to pause by the doorway.

Then why the hell was he so good to me? I just couldn't understand, something had to be wrong, but then I couldn't pinpoint what was wrong. I couldn't help but shudder as I thought of all these. It wasn't as if I knew him before or something, I had been trying to call on my wolf, but it was just too busy brooding that it didn't answer me. "Tell me, Evelyn, what would you like to do?" Alpha Ethan's voice came once again bringing me out of my trance.

Minutes later, I had freshened up and brushed my teeth then was currently fixing my hair when my tablet on the bed rang. I checked and saw it was Kelly. 'Was she here already?' I wondered as I picked up the call. "I am outside, girl." She shrieked and I winced. "Then come in," I told her and ended the call, adjusting my gown before going downstairs to see Don Luciano waiting for me by the staircase. I held my breath sharply when I saw his dressing. He was clad in a white shirt, the first half buttons unbuttoned, exposing his toned chest. His hands were dipped in his trousers and his white hair had been curled and packed into a neat bun.

And a second later, Leon's head was lying on the table, he had passed out from drinking too much. Diana quickly raised Alpha Darren's hand in the air. Then Canis started clapping. “Congratulations Alpha Darren, you won! You will get a special prize from Leon!” Everyone clapped including Diana. Diana looked at Cartis, "good job. Thank you.”

They were all talking amongst themselves but stopped and submitted as we pulled up. "Home sweet home," Ryan murmured from the back. We parked and I shot out of the car, the atmosphere almost suffocating in there. Many of the people looked at me, recognition crossing their features. I felt Tate come up beside me and try to slip his arm around my waist but I slapped his hand again. "Don't fucking touch me," I growled lowly for only him to hear. He nodded and stepped away, closer to Red. "Everyone, we have found our Luna," Jacob yelled.