Kane Chronicles Audiobooks Novels & Stories

Every time I took a step closer, the flames would burn brighter. “Mera!!,” I screamed. I watch as she turns to face me; she smiles as blood drips from her mouth. My favorite smile is ruined. I call her name one last time before I’m consumed by flames “MERA!!,”. (Mera) I jump up from the chair when I hear Kane whisper my name, His body lay still on the stone altar. I gently touch his face tracing every curve with the tip of my finger trying to memorize every line, dip, and crevice on his face.

Kane said while sniffing. "TELL ME! DON'T GIVE ME A STUPID REASON, KANE! SHE IS MY BEST FRIEND! I HAVE THE RIGHTS TO KNOW! YOU DON'T DARE TO HIDE IT FROM ME, KANE BOUCHER!" Cheryl cannot control herself from getting angry with Kane. She did not want Kane to hide something from her, and she cannot bear it. Especially, they are talking about Joanabe.

"Can we talk about this later? Please." Jonah stared at him for a brief moment before agreeing. "Sure." Alaric cleared his throat. "Anyway, what's the plan for destroying this Vanessa chick, Angel?" She smirked. "Patience, Al." He threw a piece of the cookie he was eating at her. "Oh, come on, I'm not the only one eager to eradicate the people who dared to harm you." "Before we get down into the nitty-gritty, Cassian has something he wants to tell Livia." Parker pushed him forward. "Go on, tell her."

Just before slipping into unconsciousness, he mumbled through chattering teeth: “Just… a little longer… once Dad forgives me… I’ll wake mom up…” Two hours passed. While Kane was working in his study, he finally remembered his son and casually called for the servant. “How long has it been? Has Lucas admitted his mistake yet?” The servant’s face was grave, voice cautious: “Alpha Kane… it’s been two hours. The young pup has already passed out in the snow…” “What?!” Kane’s expression changed instantly. The pen in his hand clattered to the floor.

My voice trembled. My world paused for one second, two, three… He glanced over his shoulders and inched closer, voice dropping to a hoarse whisper. “Kane…She’s not building a legacy, she's…running out of time.” His green eyes dimmed, and I just stared. My mind churned wheels that sent my breath crawling back down my throat. “What? No…” my voice trailed off. Felicia Kane and time did not exist in the same sentence. Ledger's jaw trembled, and he looked down at his hands;

Kane mindlinked his father who nodded in agreement. Kane walked with him up the stairs and saw that his mate Cherry and Danielle were talking quietly together. “Cherry, get over here.” Kane demanded to which she looked up slightly irritated that she had been disturbed from her conversation. “What is it?” She sighed slowly walking to her mate. He looked furious at her lack of respect. “You think gossiping is a good idea? Perhaps finding the future Luna should be top priority.” Kane growled at her as he took her hand and walked them into the dining hall.

"Oh, Raymond. I'm so sorry she's putting you through this again." "Tell him what we heard," I said desperately to Kane, my last hope for support. "Tell him about the plans to eliminate pack members." Kane's response was formally neutral, devastating in its careful precision: "The audio confirms the visual evidence." His refusal to elaborate felt like another betrayal. He was giving Raymond the bare minimum while maintaining his emotional distance.

The four of us stand up when five extremely large men walk in. “I am Kaden, and this is my cousin Alek. These two here are Brent and Lance.” I say. “Hey, I am Curtis, and this is Venom,” Curtis says. “I am Quade, and this is Zion. I am assuming you know Chaos.” Quade states.

“Kane...” CRASH!!

“I’m not leaving you blind.” Sebastian spun. “I have cameras. Alarms. Systems I built myself.” “And they failed.” Kane closed the door behind him, a soft click that sounded louder than it should have. Locked. “You sleep four hours. Run on black coffee and adrenaline. Keep lights low because bright ones give headaches you won’t admit to.” He stepped forward, eyes glinting. “I read the medical file too.” Sebastian’s fists clenched. “Get out.” Kane didn’t move. He reached up, slow, deliberate, and straightened Sebastian’s tie. Fingers brushed his collarbone this time, lingering just long enough for Sebastian to notice, heart stuttering.