Lilith Novels & Stories

"Vera... I'm sorry, I drew you without asking first. It's just... I was scared one day I'd forget what you looked like." Vera blinked, then crouched down and ruffled Lilith's hair with a smile. "It's fine. You drew it beautifully. I really love it." Lilith let out a breath of relief, a genuine, innocent smile spreading across her face. Just then, a soft, faintly weak voice spoke up. "Lilith's Specialization is General: Drawing." Jake looked up. The voice belonged to the woman Lilith had been supporting. She looked to be in her early twenties, wrapped tightly in an o

It shook me to the bone. "Who the fuck are you?!" Vanya repeated, her green eyes flashing wildly as the shadows in the corner began to twist and bend into the shape of a woman. The shadowy figure stepped forward into the dim light of our glowing eyes, a slow, dangerous smile curving across her dark lips. "I am Lilith, Lilith." ------- AUTHOR'S NOTE Hello, gentle readers. Please comment massively on this chapter if you're loving it so far. We're getting somewhere so keep flipping the pages and I hope you'll enjoy this book, and help me make it a bestseller... F******k name: Mmeso Writes Adiós

“She drew ninety seven distinct figures in the October drawing. Each one different.” Lilith looked at the drawing on her wall. The small copy. The figures in it. “Is she in there?” she said quietly. “In the web. Can Calla feel her?” I thought about this. Lilith was not a Lunar Wolf. She was something that did not have a name yet. Built from the void’s original nature. Counterpart to the Moon Goddess. Parallel to the web but not in it. “I do not know,” I said honestly. “The web is specific to the bloodline. What you are is something different. Something that exists alongside the web rather than within it.”

she demanded, her voice trembling. The sorceress grinned, her eyes glowing with a mix of amusement and malice. "Ah, my dear, the world is not always as black and white as you may believe," she replied, her voice dripping with intrigue. "Allow me to introduce myself. I am Lilith, an ancient being, and protector of this forest." Rhydian's brow furrowed in suspicion. "You're the one who summoned the werewolf reinforcements? But why?" Lilith chuckled, a sound that reverberated through the grove. "Oh, dear Rhydian, you and your kind have always underestimated the

After she has lived different lives and become different beings, only then will she step into her true power and authority, and be able to easily vanquish her enemies and exact revenge in its coldest and most unadulterated form. **SCARLETT'S SECOND TRANSFORMATION** Her name is Lilith, a name no one knows how to say or how to use, or if they should call her anything at all. She does not have any family or friends here. No family. No friends. Nothing. She is five feet and three inches tall, has jet black hair, deep set and black eyes and stocky legs as well. It is like she never lived anywhere but the dry and dangerous desert she had lived in for a few years. Th

I knew that I had to do something to stop her before she hurt someone, but I had no idea where to start. As I walked through the deserted streets, I noticed a figure lurking in the shadows. At first, I thought it was just my imagination playing tricks on me, but as I drew closer, I realized that it was a woman. She was tall and slender, with piercing blue eyes and hair as black as the night sky. "Who are you?" I asked, taking a step back. The woman stepped forward, her eyes locked on mine. "My name is Lilith," she said. "And I'm here to help you."

Tyler asked. “I don’t know either.” “So, why did your parents give you the name Lilith?” Tyler changed our conversation’s subject once more. “I don’t know. I never spoke to my parents either. They think I’m a demon that comes at night. I was born at night.” “You’re always putting bad faith in things. Don’t you know that according to ancient Hebrew legend, the first woman God created was Lilith, a woman full of beauty and the ability to enjoy her sexuality. Why don’t you think that your parents named you ‘Lilith’ because they thought that you were beautiful and--”

Lyla said almost crying when she couldn't contain her guilt any more. Lily was taken aback by Lyla's words. "Lyla, why? Did I do anything wrong?" Lily asked in confusion. Lyla snapped and with the little strength she had, yelled at Lily. "That is the problem, Lily. You are too kind, too caring, too perfect. Can't you do something evil even for once in your life? Leave me alone. I am bad, I am evil...." Lyla continued to yell at Lily but her voice trailed off as she began to pant for air.

“The doctor did say your memories would all return someday.” Javier studied the small, faint hint of mirth on her face and flashed her a smile. Lilith was an exceptionally beautiful woman of the doll-like variety. She had fair-skinned, delicate features and a regal bearing. The only thing that was out of place? Her figure. Goddamn, she was smoking hot. Her breasts were practically pressing against the driving wheel even as she drove. It was so cramped that Javier looked away out of embarrassment. Lilith was definitely an angel with a devil’s body, in the sense that she had a youthful ingenue’s mien…on top of a femme fatale’s boo

“Just black coffee? The apple pie’s really nice here, by the way.” “I don’t have a sweet tooth.” “You’re full of surprises, Lilian.” “Lilith.” His eyes shone with curiosity, and it was kind of flattering, to be honest. “Your name’s Lilith?” “I changed it after I moved out of my mom’s place.” “Wow,” he breathed. “You’re really something. Why Lilith out of all names? It’s close to the name your mom gave you.” “I just admired Lilith from the biblical stories a lot. I mean, I’m generally not a religious person but I never saw her as someone evil. She was just…normal and