Kane Book Novels & Stories

Alex, Ivanna and I went inside the house. Kane was sitting in the hall and reading the newspaper, unaware of the upcoming storm in his life. Ivanna parted away from me and took steady steps towards him. “Someone is enjoying her sister's demise.” She said to gain his attention. Kane's eyes widened when he turned and found Ivanna alive. “You're alive” He exclaimed and stood up from the couch. “Unfortunately for you, I am” She smirked and encircled her hand around her chest. She looked like a fierce and unbeatable queen.

New York. "Are you sure this is the place?" Kane asked with an agitated tone. His hands folded across each other. He let out a sigh, before pushing the door of the tiny bookshop open. The bell dinged indicating his arrival. "Yes." His assistant said, trudging behind him silently, afraid that if he said something, Kane would snap him into two.

I said. “Well, I started skimming through all of them to try and find something. I haven’t read them all. But when you were talking about your brothers, I knew that was the most likely place that you would be.” He explained. “And you brought these books with you to start reading them in full?” I asked. “I saw Calvin’s name mentioned. I guess I wanted to know all the details before I killed him.” Kane said, looking away. I handed him back the book and looked straight ahead.

Kane's abnormal behavior was caused by his wife not sending any pictures in those two days. 'Mr. Kane has such a good memory. How could he forget that his wife had already been on a cruise ship?' Aldor did not dare to ask Keegan about it, nor did he dare to tell him that Stella had gone on a cruise before. So, he acted ignorant and left the office. The cruise for the chamber of commerce was going to start from Rivera. They would pass through two cities and finally return to Rivera. The itinerary lasted for two days and one night.

CATHERINE The air around us was suffocating. Kane stood at the center of the empty room, his body rigid as he surveyed the sparse surroundings. His eyes glimmered faintly gold, a sign his beast was close by. Without a word, he closed his eyes, taking a deep breath as though drawing something from the air. I watched him intently, as he did whatever. Kane had told me once that his senses, heightened by his feral nature, allowed him to perceive things others couldn’t. Well, that was no doubt the fact. I only hoped they wouldn’t fail him now.

“Look, if this is some Alpha transition stress thing, I get it. Big night. Emotions high. But I didn’t sign up to be glared at for existing.” “You think I’m glaring?” Kane asks. “Yes.” “I’m not.” I stare at him. “You absolutely are.” “It’s not hostility,” he says. “Then what is it?” Mike cuts in again . “Shawn, maybe give him space.” I look at him incredulously. “He walked up to me.” I turn back to Kane. “You keep closing distance like you’re about to say something important. Then you don’t.” His breathing is steady. “If you have something to say,” I add, “just say it.”

Kane said, not missing a chance to glare at Henry. I rolled my eyes as Ian coughed obnoxiously, but Henry let go of me first. Kane was a reason for it but there was something underneath that reaction as well. “It wasn’t that hard to find. It was on the first shelf.” I had so many questions about that statement but the book was here and that was all that mattered. I flipped the book open, resting it on the table as everyone laid their eyes on it. Smoke was in the air and Ian had ended his smoke strike. I’m surprised he got this far without snapping someone’s head off.

Then he continued, “Miss Kane most assuredly has a pretty face, although to be honest, she’s just plain outrageously beautiful. But she’s something else.” Turning to Klem he said, “Chester, I really think you should address Miss Kane by her more appropriate title. She’s Dr. Kane. More specifically, Dr. Kimberly Ann Kane, BE, ME, Ph.D. in mechanical engineering. Her dissertation is now being published and is scheduled for use in graduate courses in machine-tool design and engineering at both Cal Tech and MIT, although I’m certain it will be used wherever such courses might be offered. “You see, gentlemen, Dr. Kane is considered the world’s foremost authority in the field. And a new line of ma

Clicking on the file, the full details of Abel Ronee appeared on his laptop screen. Noelle walked in with his black coffee on a saucer and gently placed it by his side on his desk. “Would you li...” Kane quickly dismissed her with his fingers while having his eyes glued to the laptop screen. Scrolling down and seeing his age was twenty-nine. Nothing out of the ordinary about his resume but Kane stopped moving the mouse when he spotted his marital status as single. He was a man with good features. Pitch black hair with that sculptured face but then again he was among the poor. He was nothing more than an employee. He thought of confronting Abel at the fashion show last night but couldn't do i

As much as I have to kill him, I also need him alive. “Now, can we focus on this? Because of seeing this report about Kane, I have a gut feeling that something is going down. We just don’t…” Kane? The mention of his name had me snapping up instantly. They had ranks in the scale of evil, crooked and downright scums of the earth. Noah was horrible. But Kane? That was on a whole new level of terrible. “What about Kane?” I asked. “Well, from what I know, he is meant to be in Noah’s pack in a day or so,” he said.