Lawless Ones Novels & Stories

“Kaden was reckless, but he believed in something. You, on the other hand, seem to believe in revenge.” That hit a little too close to home. I said nothing. Moretti stepped around the desk slowly, the click of his shoes echoing like a countdown. “Here’s what you need to understand, Myra. This city doesn’t run on law. It runs on order. And sometimes, order doesn’t wear a badge.” I hated how calm he sounded. Like he was in control of every heartbeat in the room — including mine. “Tell me what really happened to him,” I demanded.

I will be the voice, I have a foot in the door and I will save as many as I can. There will always be people like Carlos who want to get in the way of that. They don’t care about people, they only care about money, enough is never enough. Americans don’t see the value in others, they only see how it benefits them. You’re not important unless you can put money where your mouth is. Sadly, this isn’t just here. It’s everywhere. When you have a billion-dollar industry, people will do whatever it takes to stop you. An eye for an eye as they say.

“As if the laws could dictate something like this.” I glance at him, surprised to find that, for once, we’re in agreement. The Council’s discussion continues, growing more heated as they delve into the finer points of the law, wondering aloud if I’m even technically allowed to ascend the throne with more than one One. The longer they talk, the more my frustration builds. They’re not getting to the point of how this could have happened, or what it means for the future of our kingdom. All they care about is the letter of the law, but I want answers about what this all means.

And in Woodhidge-high, the most notorious bully was Clenk. Clenk Harris was a seventeen year old werewolf whose parents were quite rich. He was by miles, the strongest werewolf—his age—in town. His strength was just a gift to him, he wasn't a leader of any sort, yet he was an Alpha. He was born an alpha. Alphas generally get their level of authority and power after they have invested in leading a particular pack or killing another alpha werewolf. However, there aren't many alphas anymore because there wasn't any pack to rule. Over time, the werewolf culture has been forced to go through changes and series of phases because of the intimidating ever-growing nature of the humans. While, werewol

he asked. I smirked. An idea came into my mind. “Work with me.” He was confused for a moment. Then let out a small laugh, “You’re kiddin’, right?” “I’m not.” I stood up and locked the door of the club office. I told him the concept of Ringo Dingo and explained how does it work. For a minute or so, he was utterly shocked. “But that’s illegal!” “I know.” “And we are a Catholic school!” “I know.”

She must have been hurt in the past or just wants attention. “Annoying” was the word that first came out of her mind as soon as she heard them hollering like baboons. She did mind the noise but only if it’s too much that pains her. For the past days she wasn’t able to sleep well inside the precinct. And to her sleepiness she even forgot that today was supposed to be another visit from her lawyer. “Garcia! Your lawyer.” Called out by one of the other women in their room.

VALERIE I wanted to wash my hands of this mess. Let Alexander Stone face the wrath of the law alone. But then... a second thought struck like lightning. I couldn’t let him go—not like this. He’s mine. My prey to devour. And the law? They can’t have him. Not yet. Not before I tear his empire down, brick by brick. At least, that’s what I told myself.

A family on the run. Blackthorn Northern Border Kai’s POV The army marched at dawn.Three thousand strong.Frostland raiders. Mercenaries. Witches.Rorak rode beside me grin sharp his raiders chanting low war songs.Draven rode on my other side eyes cold his killers silent, deadly.Veyra walked behind violet runes glowing on her skin blood magic humming in the air.We were coming.And nothing would stop us...

But right now, he is overstepping. Caspian looked at me, and he was clueless. “You are right, no one is above the law. However, the wolf law refers to mindless rogues who are at risk of hurting others or exposing our secrets to humans. Those rogues who are being held as poisoners outside are of sound mind. They live hidden far from any human town. They have done nothing wrong.” I smiled as those tedious lessons were coming in useful. “But I would like to see the paperwork to justify murdering over a hundred shifters in cold blood. It’s unjust, it’s unlawful, and I will not stand for it. In the Alpha King’s name, when I find out who is responsible for the attack, they will be held for questio

"Mr. Lancer, you really outdid yourself this time! That major telecom fraud ring you led the takedown on? The victims' families showed up at the bureau today with a banner of appreciation. They hung it right at the entrance!" His laughter boomed through the phone. "What does it say?" "Guardian of the People. Nemesis of Criminals." I smiled faintly and ended the call. Looking up at the bright surgical light, I muttered quietly, "You used regulations as weapons to hurt the innocent, but I enforce the law to protect the people." I closed my eyes and sat there quietly, guarding my daughter inside that operating room, and guarding the city I love.