Kel Kade Book Novels & Stories

Adrian said. “They will lead,” Kade replied. Elena’s eyes narrowed. “Or dominate.” “Yes,” Kade said. “That is not balance,” she said. “No,” Kade agreed. “It is evolution.” Elena shook her head slightly. “You keep using that word like it justifies everything.” “It does not justify,” Kade said. “It explains.” Adrian stepped forward again, his focus sharpening. “Then explain this. If you are no longer the center, what are you now.”

He inhaled, nostrils flaring, and smiled like someone tasting the first sip of a promised wine. “Smells like thunderstorm,” he replied. “Welcome home.” I wanted to snarl, to run, to descend onto my knees—all at once. Instead, I pushed my feet apart, fists balled together, sparks crackling in my fingers like small chains finally parting. Somewhere in the cracks behind the walls, something enormous shifted, old boards groaning under the burden that I couldn’t see. Dust sifted down. The city outside was farther than the moon. Kael put one arm out, palm forward, scars spiking around lifeline and heartline the way tracks do around a railroad.

Despite being called a traitor, she still treated his old home nicely. "What do you think?." Ethan brought out a huge book and showed it to Kai. "This book talks about almost everything that has to do with wars. Formats of attacks and defense." Ethan revealed as he opened the book for Kaizen to see. ‘This is it, the book’ Kai thought. "It's about time for our meeting, don't you think that we should head out now?." Ethan reminded Kai who was busy with the book. "You're right. We need to head out now."

In the grand dining room, she found Kade—shirt untucked, hair wild, munching happily on a croissant as if they weren’t living in the middle of a supernatural soap opera. “Sleeping Beauty awakens,” he said, raising his glass of orange juice in salute. Elaina blinked. “You’re… here?” “Of course. This is my second home,” Kade said cheerfully, patting the chair beside him. “Come on, sit. I saved you the last croissant. And by saved, I mean I was guilted into it by Lucien.” She sat down slowly. “So, you’re… Lucien’s assistant?” “Well,” he said between chews, “assistant, spy, chaos coordinator, emotional support human—it depends on the day.”

Celine's pov I remained there for a while, trying to catch my breath, with hope that there was a way that I would be able to convince myself that everything that happened earlier was all a dream. “It's a dream….” I muttered, closing my eyes and opening it again, but no matter how many times I did that, none of it was going to change. Kade had gone Feral right in front of me, everyone had always referred to him as a monster, the one who murdered all three of his wives, I didn't understand what it meant, but now, everything was slowly starting to make sense.

He walked to the other side of the bed and put the plate on the nightstand, close enough Draven could reach it without letting go of Lillieth if he just leaned a little, far enough Draven couldn’t accidentally knock it onto her. Meat. Still warm. Torn into bites. Salted. No seasoning that might piss off an over-sensitive wolf. Greta sniffed. “You think he’s going to daintily hand-feed himself with his fingers?” “I don’t need dainty,” Kade said. “I need swallowed.” Draven ground his teeth together. “I said no.” Kade’s eyes flicked up. Calm. Utterly calm. That was always the sign he was about to get mean.

Marisol found me before Kade did, dressed in something clearly designed to outshine whatever I was wearing, which — given the crimson gown Kade's staff had chosen for me again — wasn't much of a contest to begin with. "You look nervous," she said, delighted by the observation. "I look focused. There's a difference." "Is there?" She glanced toward the head of the hall, where Kade stood deep in conversation with two men I didn't recognize, both wearing the kind of formal severity that suggested visiting royalty. "Those are the Kessler brothers. They run the northern territory. They've been placing bets, apparently, on how long you'll last before you either run or get replaced." "How flattering

King Theodore Tauro of Taurosovia is here with Prince Kado, unfortunately, Queen Evelyn died when Kado was born, but the King never remarried. King Liam and Queen Amelia Agrum of Agrumvale are here with Prince Reede. King Grayson and Queen Camila Sim of Simia have brought Prince Arian. King Mateo and Queen Eleanor Ninkil of Rattavale chose to bring both their eldest and the next in line, Princess Mandy is the elder and Prince Marcus will rule in her stead if anything should happen. Finally, King Elijah and Queen Emma Ovis of Ovisaria have brought Prince Malakai with them.

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In the last chapter, you read where Ashe began to Kellen the story of Inanna and Conri, I did not want to make that chapter too long for readers and decided to put it separately as a free chapter. I did want to give you a little insight into the history of those two, and I hope all your memories are good, from reading the first and second books and the fairytale Tawny told them all while sitting in the gym. ***** Told to Kellen by Ashe/Odeia