Lesa Novels & Stories

Her green eyes roamed over Lydia as she exclaimed, “Oh my God!” Lydia stifled a laugh; she knew her mom would soon comment on her beauty and how she would sweep every male off their feet that evening. It was clear that Lydia resembled her mother, both standing tall and slender, with curves that could captivate anyone. Lydia had inherited Luna Alice's striking green eyes, long tan limbs, pointed nose, and beautifully shaped lips.

his whisper was so soft. Lisa turned to her right side, looking at Maxim with her glossy yellow irises beneath the remnants of the twilight light. There was a loud howl from Jase who also turned his human body into a grayish-black hairy wolf form. From the look in his eyes, Jase looked annoyed and happy. He was happy to see his eldest daughter being able to transform like himself, he was also upset that Lisa had attacked him first.

“Kylo? Is everything okay?” “That’s where I lost my other daughter. Alexandria.” He looked down, whipping away a tear. “That is where the Lothians reside. They have mystical powers. No one is sure what they are capable of.” Shaking his head, before climbing off his horse. Walking closer to the woods. “What do you mean by that sir?” Aspen walked closer standing beside him.

I looked like a ghost the moment I stood in front of a mirror this morning so I just ran myself a hot bath and dressed in a lose Jean and a hooded sweatshirt, I was developing a slight headache too till then comes Isa that kept insisting I see the pack doctor and get treated, but I can’t go to the pack doctor and announce having a cold, he reports to the alpha after all and besides I’ve had worse health issues and never took a single pill or care at Crescent moon, I rather got beaten for slacking off in my duties. Isa came back with a cup of steaming tea with a weird smell. “Damn Isa, what’s this?” I asked “It’s a special herbal tea brewed with banshee leaves, don’t worry it doesn’t taste as

Lesa asked teasingly to Oux, "Did you want to fight again at the orphanage, Oux? Oux replied, "Are you doing this intentionally, Mate?" Lesa chuckled and Oux said, "If you tease me again, I will forget what Sioux restrained me for and will not leave you, till you are mine, I am already controlling myself here." He growled to let me know that Lesa is playing with fire.

"THE TIME IS NOW, STAND AS ONE, THE TWINS THERE MATES ARE THE HOPE AND FUTURE OF WOLVES EVERYWHERE TRUST THE TWINS THEY ARE THE FUTURE..." We all turn to Lanna who had gone very still, her eyes had gone white as if in a trance, as she finished the words her eyes snapped back to normal, "Lanna baby are you ok?" Gregory asked, She looked around at me "The time is now ocean, its started" "Yeah we heard" "You did?" "Yeah, we won't be landing for a bit so there's nothing we can do until then" "But..." Lanna said worriedly "It's ok Lanna, we need rest, we will plan when we get there and incidentally

They always thrive in places like this where the ground is wet and the air smells rotten. Bane slows down his steps slightly and glances back at me. “It stays near the marsh waters,” he says calmly. “Did Leslie tell you that?” I raise an eyebrow at him immediately.“How do you know Leslie?” I ask. The question leaves my mouth before I even think about it. Leslie is obsidian veil healer. Not many outsiders even know her name. Bane smiles slightly. But he does not answer immediately. Instead he suddenly stops walking and turns around to face me.

LUS starts the timer before she reaches the pavement. Maya runs anyway.

There was always surveys being sent out on way to increase revenue, however she was not sure they cared about the people who on the level of dealing with the customers day in and day out opinions. These were not just random suggestions, all site managers would have ballots for items that were frequently requested. At the end of their independent surveys they’d take into consideration the items asked about the most. Capri locked herself in one of her sites offices to respond to emails and formulate game plans for the upcoming quarter. As soon as she turned the chair to sit, Lewis comes hollering. “Boss, you’d better stay in here Leo just pulled into the lot. He came out once and as he approac

Just a business man with a soul that was probably just cigarettes and nightly stock reports. “Iris?” My head moved up from my book, “I’m going to pass out soon,” I knew why, “That’s fine,” I replied, “How long until we get to-” “We’re going to the Maldives. We’ll be landing in Sri-” A yawn rang out, “Lanka and then directly to some private island.” I felt my chest rise, “Wake me up when we get…” He trailed off his head lulling as he slumped further in his seat.