Kade Book Novels & Stories

his voice went dark, promising — “we’re going to war.” Because Kade didn’t just reject a girl. He rejected a Queen. And woke a Goddess.

“For what? For you stalking my every move? For my father treating me like a damn asset instead of a daughter?” His jaw tightened, but before he could answer, Kade sauntered in, a mug of coffee in one hand, his dark hair still damp from a shower. He wore a black T-shirt that clung to his lean frame, tattoos snaking down his arms like a story I wanted to read. His grin was all trouble, and it sparked something reckless in me. “Morning, princess,” he said, leaning against the kitchen counter. “You look like you’re ready to burn this place down. Need a match?”

After, at the desk, Kade found the copy of the border history book still on her shelf — she had retrieved it from his camp three weeks ago, finally, after using its absence as an excuse for three visits. He picked it up. Opened to page 203. His mother's pencil. The bond does not make the alliance. The wolves do. He looked at it for a long moment. Then he closed the book and set it on the desk between them — not on her side, not on his side. In the middle. She looked at it. "I think," he said quietly, "she would have liked you." Zara held that. "I think," she said, "I would have liked her."

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A few elders had tucked themselves into corners, pretending to read and very much listening. Kade stood at the front, holding up one of Rowan’s comics like a holy text. He’d grown into his limbs this past year—less gangly, more sure in his body—but the burn scars on his forearm still showed pale against his skin, a faint reminder of altars that would never be built here. “And then,” he said, eyes wide, “the cursed Luna looked up at the goddess and said, ‘No.’” A chorus of gasps. “Did she really?” a tiny pup with too‑big ears demanded.

But as Kade fell back into the fire, I felt both lighter and emptier than ever before. Damien caught me before my knees gave out. The world around us blurred into sirens and smoke. “It’s over,” he whispered against my hair. But as I looked down at the burning docks, I knew he was wrong. Because Kade never planned to win. He planned to destroy everything starting with the truth I thought I wanted. And somewhere out there, another secret waited for me in the ashes.

Close. I opened my eyes. I was on a leather couch in an office. Bookshelves lined the walls. A fire crackled. Morning light filtered through windows. And by those windows stood Kade. He'd lost the jacket. Just dark jeans and a black t-shirt that showed every line of muscle. His hair was disheveled. He looked exhausted. And furious. "Where am I?" My voice was rough. "My territory. My pack house." He turned, silver eyes pinning me. "Northern Territory compound. Two hundred miles from where Lyanna tried to take you."

After seeing the type of powers that he possess, I fear that he can destroy me easily or anything that comes before him. I picked up a book that I had been reading fo a while now, I swear I’m so pissed off, the chapters are so sad and it feels like the main character is going to die. I kept on reading calmly until I felt a very cool breeze pass through me, my body shook and I Immediately turned around to find Kade smiling at me. “Did you miss me?” He asked very softly, I glared at him, he smiled. “Don’t you dare come close to me, why am I fucking still here?” I asked angrily. “I told you I won’t accept you.” I said to him, he smiled.

"Good girl. Now get on your knees." They moved in sync, like predators who'd hunted together a thousand times. Kade sat back against the headboard, his legs spread, stroking his cock lazily as he watched. Kane guided me onto all fours, positioning me between his brother's thighs. My face was inches from Kade's throbbing length, and I didn't hesitate—I leaned forward and took him into my mouth.

Clara The room hummed with nervous energy while we waited for Jake to return with the Leaders everyone once again on high alert now that we knew there actually was a way for the infected to breach our walls, the impenetrable compound no longer seemed so safe. A shuffling of bodies shifted to reveal the grim faces of our leaders, each one looking tired and haggard, as though none of them had slept in a week and I contemplated that just maybe they hadn't. “Mr Jones said that you found something?” Jade questioned.