Kennedy Ryan Books Novels & Stories

Lord knows I’ve wanted to shoot my way out of here a few times. “Well?” Kennedy elbows me without missing a tippity-tap. I look up from my phone, drop my head back to the sofa cushion, and sigh gustily as I stare at the ceiling. “He’s my mate.” “Shut the fuck up.” That freezes her fingers for a second. On screen, blood and brain matter splash across the screen. “Yup,” I say. “Darragh Ryan?” “Yeah.” “Shit, girl, I heard he doesn’t even eat the meat.” Kennedy looks at me, wide-eyed. I look at her. We hold it together for exactly one second before we both explode in hysterical guffaws.

Happy, even. But it had less to do with Ryan’s sudden change of heart, and more to do with going to Knight Mansion and somebody else’s words — words that had always been a lifeline for me. Not just anybody, but a friend who had come into my life like a blessing. Kayden Ford. Kayden — the rising star in the literary world, the renowned author of The Upward Gravity, A Spark in the Rubble, The Dawn Theory, Beyond the Script, and The Beautiful Unbecoming.

She was rather thrilled that he was coming over to her place but her mood turned sour when he brought out a load of books from his bag. 'It contains all the necessary information about everything in hero league except the classified files,' Ryan told her. 'I want you to read and retain all the information container there,' he finalized. Suzanne looked at him then at the books in disbelief. 'Huh?! All that?!' she asked in dismay and scooted a little further from the books which she eyed. Ryan rolled his eyes as he screwed his lips tight. 'That's what I just said,' he repeated impatiently.

"Yesterday, did you come with me to pick up Aurora and me? Aurora mentioned seeing a handsome man bringing her home, but she was not sure if it was true." Of course, Kane wouldn't reveal to Lani that Ryan was his secretary, as it would be akin to exposing his true identity. Nevertheless, he nodded and spoke smoothly, "Yes, I was afraid I couldn't look after two women alone, so I asked my friend to bring your friend home." Lani's eyes sparkled, and she quickly asked, "What does your friend do? Does he have a girlfriend? Is he a good person? Can Aurora contact him?" Kane pinched Lani's cheek, feigning annoyance. "Don't use that excited look to interrogate me about another man. His name is Ryan

100 - Kennedy This f*cking b*tch had something to do with Alpha Ryan’s attack?! All of my weariness and exhaustion melts instantly. She was behind Ryker almost losing his father and mother all to have a pack. I can feel my heart rate rise, my breathing is deep, but quick. She smiles at me like the crazy lunatic she is. She thinks I am scared of her. She couldn’t be more wrong. I am vibrating with anger and hatred towards her. My hands are bound in my lap. It’s the only thing keeping me from wrapping them around her neck.

"Brenda's so upset, Ryan. She feels so helpless. She really needs someone to stand up for her. Someone to make Kennedy understand she can't just walk all over people, can't just steal what's hers." Ryan's eyes gleamed, a dark, dangerous light. This was it. The green light he'd been waiting for. The chance to finally unleash the rage that had been simmering inside him. "Tell Brenda not to worry," he growled, a dark satisfaction in his voice. "Kennedy's going to get exactly what she deserves. And Tyler won't even know what hit her. He'll be too busy playing the dutiful grandson." **

Kenneth had said, “I’ll send him to America for college. When he comes back, he’ll take over everything.” My fists clenched involuntarily at the memory. Ryan had been the golden boy, the heir, the one who would secure Kenneth’s legacy. And so, I had made a decision. A necessary one. I remembered the pit, the dirt, the cries of a young boy. Ryan had disappeared, declared missing, and never found. I had watched from the shadows as Kenneth and his wife, Daniella, fell apart, mourning a son they would never see again. But it hadn’t been enough. Not yet.

If I could, I would fucking get up there find the moon goddess and demand answers to why she had fucking thought this was the best thing she could think of. “Nothing, if I read anymore book that say things about the black stone coven and their darkness, I am going to lose my freaking mind,” Ryan groaned, throwing the book in the corner of the room. We were currently looking up in the records room trying to find out more about this mystery girl. Ken has been exceptionally quiet; the only sound has been the way his eyes would follow Cory as he moved around the room. Cory, I could tell he was shaken by what had just happened today. I hated that he had to go through that. I just… fuck, rememberi

"Apology accepted, have fun master Ryan." "Sure," Ryan nodded and gave him a tight lipped smile and nodded before dashing out. He always hated smiling. Greg chuckled before returning back to reading his paper. Aiden was reading a book when Ryan walked up to him. "What do you think CIN?" Ryan asked, referring to his dressing. Aiden rolled his eyes and pulled out his own shades. "Any more gold and you'd have been brighter than the sun, let's go," Aiden said and entered his car.

“Books saved my ass more than once.” I shifted closer without thinking, drawn by the honesty. “What do you normally read?” “Anything real. History. Thrillers. A couple romances when I’m feeling masochistic.” That tiny smirk again. It made my stomach flip. “You?” I laughed softly. “All the romances. The steamier the better… where the guy actually sees the girl, you know?” His eyes met mine. Held. “Yeah. I know.” “He sounds like a fucking idiot,” Ryan said flatly referring to my ex boyfriend. His hand rested on the back of the couch, fingers inches away from my shoulder. “He doesn’t deserve a woman who looks at him the way you did”