Leah Mcsweeney Book Novels & Stories

She opened up the random book and kept her eyes glued to it, pretending to be fully immersed in it’s content. Alex walked in frantically with his hands in both pockets. His presence was sudden and commanding as always. He paused when he saw Leah and stared at her with confusion. “Uhm, I wasn’t expecting to see you here.” Leah looked up slowly trying to maintain composure even though her heart thundered loudly on the inside. “Well, I just wanted to unwind a little with some books.” “Really?” He arched a brow, his tone was laced with skepticism. “You don’t strike me as the bookish type.”

The intensity of her stare demanded the truth, compelling Leah to reveal the truth. Leah knew that she wouldn't be making it out alive if Ashlyn got to know of everything. But of course, at this point, she won't be able to retreat as well. "Well, you know, let's not talk about this anymore. It will only be ruining our mood. I have this new collection of books. The book covers are so lovely. I have been waiting to show them to you for a long time," spoke out Leah with an awkward smile on her face as she tried to change the topic.

But the moment Daniella realized what kind of man she was looking at, something in her eyes shifted—surprise, and… the gleam of someone who thought she’d just uncovered a hidden treasure. “Oh…” Daniella cleared her throat softly before glancing at me again. “Now I understand.” I swallowed. “What exactly do you understand?” She stepped closer—two small steps, but enough for her perfume to mix with mine. The kind of sweet, trendy fragrance college girls loved. Familiar. Safe. Except nothing about this moment felt safe. “That the rumors about you, Leah,” she whispered, so softly the air seemed to tighten around us, “might be true.” My body went rigid. “What do you mean?” My voice barely made it

LEAH The letter slipped from my hand again, landing silently on the floor like it had given up on me too. I couldn’t move. I couldn’t speak. Everything I thought I knew about Dante, about myself, about this world I had been thrown into was crumbling around me like a sandcastle caught in a rising tide. The words from the parchment still echoed in my head, burning themselves into my mind. “Leah Waters… key to breaking the lycan curse…”

“You’re too wise for your own good.” “I’ve been through a lot,” I said with a small laugh. Leah suddenly reached for her phone. “Fine. You’ve convinced me. I’ll reply to his message.” I grinned. “Really?” “Yeah. But only after we booked my flight. You think Kael will mind if I tag along?” “He’ll probably be relieved. He trusts you.” “Perfect,” she said, tapping rapidly on her screen. “Let me book mine before it gets expensive.” We both got busy packing, tossing clothes into our shared suitcases. Leah hummed some pop song off-key while grabbing her toiletries.

Someone deadly, but thoughtful. Leah was right behind him, landing softly, barely stirring the underbrush. She didn’t speak. Her eyes scanned the darkness, her muscles tensed, her instincts fully awake. Every little sound felt like it could be the start of something dangerous. Her heartbeat slowed as her training took over. Her job was to watch, to protect, to stay ready for anything.

Agatha’s POV "I don't know what she is talking about," Leah says, her expression is so fake even a pup would tell she is lying. Her face is not helping matters at all. What has gotten into this girl today!? She wants to ruin all my plans because of a man!? A foolish man for that matter! Leah Midnight what is wrong with you? Oh my days. What have I gotten myself into? How else do I educate this young girl on the dangers of submitting herself foolish to a he-wolf. "I think she is obviously delusional from her heat,” to make matters worse, this foolish girl that is called my daughter stutters. She cannot even make a complete sentence without shaking like a leaf. This is a perfect representation

Leah stared at Alpha Mick and said, "I don't know if we should share the Project with another company." Mick smirked and said, "Things don't always happen according to our wishes, Miss Lewyn. For example, I asked you to wear a red dress for tonight's event, but you ended up showing up in jeans. It's not that I don't like jeans. It's just jeans are sloppy and they don't match this formal occasion." "I'm not planning to stay here for long," Leah said in a cold, stern voice. I liked her when she started talking about business. Her face got a bit serious and she looked completely different.

after a pause, Leah said in an even tone. Having climbed to the second floor with difficulty and injuries, she, still wincing from the aching pain, carefully squatted down next to the books from the long-desired series. Gradually a stack of six plump editions formed. And choosing one thing between them turned out to be an impossible task for her, so she went downstairs, holding all six volumes in a tight embrace. Leah cupped the hot, steaming mug of coffee in her palms and narrowed her eyes in pleasure. She didn’t even notice when she got so cold.

I pause near my still unpacked luggage, staring down at a stray bundle of dried lavender lying on top of my clothes. I should unpack. This place belongs to me now. I have no need for nerves. "And then there was me. Leah. A useless omega with no natural gift for combat, who spent her days reading about traditional medicine like it was the scripture and tending to the pack's children like I was their mother.” “It was a modest, quiet life. I wanted to be a healer who healed through tribal medicine and tonics. I wanted to be an herbalist and a healer, just like my ‘mother’."