Josie Quinn Series Novels & Stories

I knew Jack and Sarah would have my back if I needed to make a quick escape with Josie. “Josie, it is nice to meet you,” Alpha Daniel starts by introducing the other two Council members. “What are you here for?” Josie asks coldly. She has no reason to trust these men, she has been betrayed most of her life. And she owes them no courtesies. “We wanted to meet you to determine your plans now that you will inherit the Rogue Queen title,” the lead Council member says.

Jace had the sense not to say anything, just briefly smiling at Cade. Cade swung onto the bike and Quinn crowded in close behind him and wrapped his arms around Cade’s body. “He’s not a boy,” Quinn said in Cade’s ear. “What?” “He’s not a boy. He’s not in the scene at all. He’s happily engaged to a lovely woman named Josie and they have a little girl called Lily.” “What the fuck do I need to know that for?” Cade muttered, but the tension eased from his muscles. “Because I expect you to respect the guys watching your back.”

The car quickly arrived at Dreamscape Heights, and Quinn, holding Sophie, entered Joselyn's room. Joselyn actually lived next door to him and Isabella, which made cooking so convenient. There were also two other maids living in the suite, all for the convenience of cleaning Quinn and Isabella's rooms. After receiving the phone call, Joselyn immediately went to the kitchen to cook a bowl of hangover soup. As soon as she finished, Quinn arrived with Sophie. She greeted with a beaming smile, "Young Master, Miss..." Quinn tossed Sophie onto the sofa, coldly saying, "Give her some hangover soup."

And it was writing now. Liora rose from the ash. The Inkblade was beside her again. But it felt heavier. More dangerous. Because now, it wasn’t just her weapon. It was her past. The wind picked up. Pages fell from the sky, Not blank, Not yet Each one with a title that pulsed: “The Queen of Ash” “The Mother Who Burned” “The Daughter Unwritten” “The Betrayer’s Return” One page stopped in front of her, It was written in her own hand but she’d never written it. And it read:

she asks. Shaking my head, no, I turn to walk away as my mother explains what is happening. I hear Lily scream “NO,” as she comes running after me. Taking my hand and squeezing tight we walk to my suite. Lily has tears streaming down her face. I take her face in my hands and look her in the eyes, “I promise Lily, I’m going to win, and I need you by my side, okay? I need my best friend there when I kill Boyd and head back to the ceremony hall to be named the Alpha of the Golden Moon Pack,” I promised her. Wiping her tears, Lily nods, murmuring, “You got this Katie.”.

"Come on Dev are you serious? They were peeping out the windows and that lady from Law's place, the writer, uh, Ginger, she was reading their body language. At least that's what she said." I looked towards the women and their men wondering just what the hell they be getting up to. "Anyway, after Quinn went all caveman in the yard, they decided she was his and they started talking about you. I think they plan to find you a girl as soon as we get back home." "Oh for fuck sake!" I punked out and hid out with my niece who was having the time of her life. It did my heart good to see her in her element, running around and laughing happily as we rolled around in the grass together.

She looked at Lisa and then at Mia and then back at me and something moved through her face that was not quite surrender however she had decided it wasn’t worth an argument. She nodded once. Josie had already crossed the room and was studying Lisa with the curiosity of a child who had not yet learned that staring was considered impolite. "Are you strong?" Josie asked her directly. "Very” Lisa looked down at her as she replied. Josie nodded like this was satisfactory and went back to her bag and I caught Gwen's eye and something passed between us that was almost a smile and then we were moving. Josie went out the door with Mia and the driver while Gwen reached for her bag and her keys before

Josie’s lips twisted into a cruel smile. "Finally," she hissed, her voice dripping with contempt. "I heard the wonderful news about your father, Noah. He took out your little boyfriend before he went, too. And, what else? Oh yes, Owen died in a gunfight, didn’t he?” She sneered. “I suppose it’s only fitting. One by one, everyone you care about is disappearing. And now, it’s your turn." Her words were like daggers, each one slicing through me with brutal precision. I tried to keep my composure, but I could feel the walls of my control beginning to crack. I knew Josie wouldn’t rest until she had destroyed me completely.

“I understand you sold your daughter to try and get rid of your mate. Thinking that she would leave you to go in search of her. Tell me who bought young Felan?” “Thank you for freeing me from those cells, but if I tell you what is in it for me?” Josiah said. Mack silently pleaded to the moon goddess to not allow him to say another word, when Josie walked in and nodded to Adelaide. “If you tell me what I know or I will have my wolves drag you back to the cells only this time you will not be alone down there.” She says motioning for someone to come to her with her hand.

It took all his willpower and self-control. The hunger she awakened wasn't merely physical. It was older and deeper. It demanded her. This was the second time someone had stirred such strong emotions within him. And she was Isabelle Quinn. The daughter of the traitors who killed his family. She had walked into this room with nothing and still managed to stand in front of a loaded gun without collapsing even though he could hear how fast her heart was beating. His jaw tightened. “She lied to me three times in less than ten minutes," Cassian continued. "And yet… none of her lies felt rehearsed." He paused. "They were instinctive."