Kyle Lamb Book Novels & Stories

“Let’s get home or he won’t stop pouting.” I had a silly grin on my lips as we drove home. My heart felt full. I was lucky to have them, Kyle and Caleb. You can know more about my book and bonus content through mahimistry d o t c o m <3 I G : authormahimistry

His beta Kyle appeared, panting slightly, a folder clutched in his hand. “Alpha! I have the report you asked for... the Luna's medical report!"

Sean smiled politely as he slid a book across the table. Mr. Kyle merely glanced at it. He immediately understood that something was hidden inside. Without opening it, he handed the book to one of his bodyguards and said calmly, "Since Mr. Mercer is so determined to acquire Lancaster Group... I suppose I shouldn't stand in your way." "Thank you, Mr. Kyle." Kyle took another slow puff of his cigar. "I've only recently arrived in Kingsland, so I'm not very familiar with the area. But I heard you own the Black Forest Club. I'd like to pay it a visit."

April POV The day of Meg’s abduction I’m standing in the airport waiting to hear from Kyle putting off going through the final gate for as long as possible. My flight has been delayed for an hour so that worked. I haven’t seen Kyle since that night in my apartment. We had talked all night that night. The physical attraction was still there but it just didn’t feel like the right time. He told me about the fact that his parents had died when he was about eight years old and he had gone to live with his uncle. Who by the sounds of it is a hunter. Kyle doesn’t know if his Dad was one but doesn’t think so if he was with his Mom. Because it is Kyle’s Mom that we are thinking was a wolf. He told me

"Yeah, and I need to give Mark and Helen theirs. We separated, and I found Kimi, who was talking with Robert. I handed a gift to Robert. He opened it first. It was a bone mug. I signed, "What you will need a cup to drink out of today." He smiled and handed me mine. I opened it up to see it was a book, Moby Dick. "When I found out your pack in the north would whale, I knew that book would interest you." he signed. "Thank you." I mind-linked him, then I looked at Kimi, who was smiling at me. We handed each other the gifts. "Ready?" She mind-linked me. I nodded, and we tore our gifts open at the same time.

That man would've killed me the moment Earl had uttered that I have to knot his only son. "There are books." I pointed out, eyeing the pile of books that laid cluttered on the bed. "Mmh, to keep you company while you wait for his heat wave to start." I nodded my head, Kyle was a very thoughtful person and it really showed in times like these. "When he first wakes up, feed him and put him in his nest. He'll wake up first the second time and that's when his heat wave will start." I hummed in response. "Noted."

Milla cuts in, pressing her palm to her forehead, “this could go south so fast you’ll be packing your bags by the weekend. Like, changing towns level south.” “He won’t do any of that,” I say, and honestly, I surprise myself with how steady I sound. “He might act all high and mighty every single day like he’s the second coming of Zeus, but he’s not bold enough or strong enough to pull something like that.” I cross my arms, leaning back as if this is something I’ve deeply researched, like I’ve written a thesis titled The Psychological Limitations of Owen Kyle. “With the right motivation, he could,” Star mutters, not even blinking, like she’s seen that alternate universe already.

" Mathew tried to change his mind and attitude. Kyle was looking calm, but Mathew knew him better. "Don't worry, dad. I won't be a problem for you." Kyle exclaimed and moved ahead. He couldn't waste his time talking there. He had to do his work. He glanced at his surroundings and Elijah was missing, so he just took a mask and sent a message to Liam. Soon, Liam came wearing the same outfit. He took Kyle's place while Kyle disappeared from the scene. Mathew glanced over at Kyle, who was Liam in real life around the bar. He took a sigh of relief and walked from there. Kyle ran upstairs because Elijah's study was there. He was sure he would get something from there. Kyle stood outside the study

It took me a moment before Kyle’s voice drifted back into earshot. He was still reading, but now with more intensity less like he was reading to me and more like he was absorbed in the world inside the pages. Then he stopped abruptly and looked at me, eyes slightly narrowed in disbelief. “How the hell would he sell his dog?” he asked, incredulous, like I’d been following every word he’s been reading. Luckily, I had read the book before, and I knew exactly which part he was at.

She needed the accountability of a grade, the competition of her peers. She tossed her textbook aside and fished under her bed for The Story Girl. The title had worn off, she’d read it so many times, but Kylee never tired of the main character and her stories and travels. The library had given up trying to get it back years ago, and Kylee just kept reading it.