Katie Mcgrath Novels & Stories

“That you fought against your own. That you burned through the ranks of your enemies like wildfire. That the Moon Goddess herself has touched you.” His words carried weight, and the crowd shifted, waiting for my response. I exhaled slowly. “I fought to protect. I did what I had to do. Nothing more.” It seemed like Gareth did not believe me because his mouth twitched. "Yet, authority such as yours is rarely granted without cause." His gaze shifted to Kelvin and then to Logan. “And rarely wielded alone.” I knew where this was going before he said it. “Tell us, Rachael.” Gareth tilted his head. “Have you taken a mate?”

It was only he and his most trusted beta, Theo that had the highest authority to open the safe. He had not activated the self-destruction because he knew that no one would ever want to open his safe. But now he had no choice. Kelly had betrayed him and wanted to take over the pack. Why would he help him? He would let him know that it wasn't easy being an alpha. After destroying everything that was in the safe, Ashton walked toward Maya. Her face was slightly pale. She seemed to have used up all her energy and even with the help of her wolf abilities, it will take her some times to recover. But Ashton did not have time to lose.

Their hearts intertwined, and they found solace in each other's arms during the quiet moments between their adventures. As their journey progressed, Katie's understanding of her past expanded, and she began to piece together the missing fragments of her identity. She uncovered a startling revelation—the truth about her biological parents. The circumstances surrounding her adoption were shrouded in secrecy, and it became clear that her adoptive mother had orchestrated an elaborate cover-up to protect her from a painful truth.

“Yes. And you are…?” Selena looked at Katie with a beam. This was a bright aura. She stared blankly at the girl’s beauty, almost to the point she almost lost her face. Fortunately, the miserable boy next to her woke up from that dream, hurriedly patted her on the shoulder, and woke her up. “I am Katie Gomez, a fourth-year student in the Information Technology department.” Selena rolled her eyes, then smiled again, "What a coincidence! I'm also a senior in the Faculty of Information Technology."

“No.” They nodded. Katie glanced at her watch and stood up. “Actually, guys, I'm really sorry, but I have to get going. I have to be up early tomorrow.” “Why?” Maggie said. “It’s a bank holiday Friday. Nothing’s open.” Katie put on her coat and belted the waist. “I have to meet Adam at the gym tomorrow. It’s closed, so it’s a good time to take some new photos.” She put on her hat. “I want to work with the early morning sunlight.”

I chose a rose because it's beautiful, yet has a certain harshness represented by its thorns, and also, roses are pretty resilient, just like me. I live in an apartment building with my good friend Katie Smith. Katie has dark brown hair and bright blue eyes. She's so bubbly that it's infectious. We met her freshman year of high school, and have been best friends ever since. She's my only family. I was an orphan and knew nothing about my family. All I know is that they're all dead, and I suffer from nightmares as proof. I grew up in the system. I was smart and hardworking, so I was able to put myself through college. Katie is finishing up her Master's in Education while substitute teaching at

“I can actually feel with this thing, but I can’t feel pain, though. What about you, Katie? How did you end up here?” Katie took a deep breath. “I’m from Ontario, Canada,” she began. “My grandpa’s an archeologist.” That raised my eyebrows with interest. “He worked in some ruins in Armenia. He was able to afford the whole family to go there for a trip. We went to his worksite, and that god just popped out of nowhere. He saw my potential as a warrior. Probably, I got a black belt in karate.” “A what?” Li and all the older braves said in bemusement.

Katie, feeling a bit out of place, focused on her food, trying to avoid drawing attention to herself. Halfway through the meal, Mr. Turner turned his attention to Katie. "So, Katie, how do you find school?" Katie looked up, slightly startled. "It’s fine, thank you." "Do you have any particular interests or hobbies?" Mrs. Turner asked, her tone genuinely curious. "I like reading and writing," Katie replied. "And I’m on the cheerleading team at school." "That’s wonderful," Mrs. Turner said with a smile. "Our son, is also quite involved in school activities. He’s on the quarterback team."

Katie “I am not bitter. I am not bitter.” I listen to Trevor and Nat laugh together in the next room and I sigh. “Katherine Grace Vale, you are not bitter.” But as another girlish giggle hits my ears, my jaw clenches against my will. Fine. I am bitter. I can admit that to myself. I am jealous as hell. Nat found her mate in Trevor, who is such a great guy. One of only six single, age-appropriate guys in our pack that we are not related to.

Sadie and I have been in Baker now for two months. Going by the names Katie and Nick. Sadie turns eighteen in three days. It’s hard to believe that she is seven months pregnant, but her stomach grows every day. I got a job right away and Sadie wanted to do something besides stay at home all day. I found a way for us to have all the legal documents we would need to become Nick and Katie. Sadie went and decided that she wanted to go and take some classes during the day. Sadie wants to become a counselor to help people. She never really had someone to help her and she wanted people to know she could help.