Lost Maguire Novel Novels & Stories

I accepted my entry-level position at a prestigious marketing firm and graduating from college with honors as a business major with a minor in history. "Do you believe in magic now?" A childlike voice disrupts my reverie, singing around me in the darkness. The singing is filling my soul with intense apprehension and dread. Uh Oh. A sudden wind hits me, tossing me around wildly. It reminds me of the vortex that tore me away from Meena on the fairy hill in Ireland. We were watching a solar eclipse until an unnatural gale tossed my ass into ancient Troy. The wind suddenly stops; my stomach is hitting my throat as I'm falling through space.

I wonder if something has gone wrong, but I know better than to ask unnecessary questions right now. We arrive at the physician's house and rush in without even turning off the ignition. “Alpha Maguire,” the physician greets immediately. “I'm glad you—” “Shove that greeting down your fucking ass and repeat what you just told me on the phone,” Master demands. “It's a pity that Liam came over here not to long ago just to trick me with two blood bags that aren't from the chosen one,” the physician announces. A sharp feeling of betrayal tears through my heart.

His life would end, as would Maggie’s. Maggie was blinded by her ambition. She had sent her own mercenaries — greedy, sloppy — to the hospital, the thought occurring to her that she could give Elijah the cut if her plan soured. Did she think I wouldn’t see? My agents had already arrived there and were standing in the darkness, in the cold gray corridors, which had been filled with glum fluorescent light and no reflection. The fight was fast. Maggie’s men went down in puddles of blood on the sidewalk to the north, and for once I had seen it coming. My operatives arrived at Elijah’s ward, but they found it empty — a minor setback in a game I’d been playing since well before Maggie was born.

The moment the class ended he went straight to Earth, however, it seem like he was lost. He couldn’t understand how but after almost an hour of walking down the corridors toward the tower of Earth he still couldn’t get close to it. This made him frustrated, the more time passed by the stronger the feeling of jealousy built up in his chest. He realized that this could only be because of magic, similar to an illusion, there is a magic spell that can distort someone else sense of direction. He stopped walking and paused and decided to speak,

He is currently the youngest wordweaver in Garou, he seems to be the only male in his family, adding to the fact that his father, the previous wordweaver just passed. Crescent signaled him to carry on. “Maggie, once a queen , now a puppet of greed. Betrayal's threads entwine her, darkness claims her heart.” He began as the courtroom filled with tension. "Queen Maggie, a visionary, shackled by power-hungry fools! Her actions, a desperate cry for justice, drowned in shadows." The defender counterattacks. “She broke a sacred rule, known to every supernatural, Maggie manipulated a wolf into killing a human professor,” Roy stated.

It was just like the woods in Eclipse pack filled with nothing but trees. "You'll be able to do this once you've opened the book." Was the only response she gave. "Looking up ahead." She instructed and I did just that. Just a short distance before us, was the exact same copy of the book in Miguel's room. "Is that….?" I gasped. "It is exactly what you think it is, Lila. That is the book of Mageia, a sacred heritage of our kind." She spoke proudly, staring admirably at the book floating in the air.

The urge to kiss it overwhelmed him, and he shut his eyes, waiting for the temptation to pass. Maggie stood up again. “So let’s go.” She tapped in the building code, then found her studio keys in her backpack. She unlocked the door, threw her bag on the floor. She wished hard for a bottle of whiskey, but none magically appeared, and she sighed. Joe walked in behind her, watching her closely. He took in her tension, her exhaustion, and thought that she looked near tears. “How did it go today?” he said tentatively. “In court?”

-Karen- Over the next four days, Conor had meetings after the drills so Joanne and Bart, when they could, stayed with me. I had managed to talk Joanne into going with me to our library, so I could read up on the Mage books. I figured since I had so much time, I could brush up on the spell portions of my magic even if I couldn’t cast anything. I miss my magic. I feel like I’ll never use it again at this rate. She found a book on Mazifikian culture and decided to read it while I studied. So many spells and all for different things. Memory suppression… Maybe I could figure out a way to forget the bad things that have happened. I could change my hair to a different color too! What color should I

Hopefully this time she would win and send his ass back to hell. A paper-thin book appeared out of nowhere landing softly on his desk. Megan had caught a glance at it as it floated above the desk. She wanted a brief second before she runs over toward it. She hoped that she was going to be able to find Thomas alive because they have a lot of life left to live. On the last page was a handwritten spell that Megan had never even heard of, but she was game to try anything once. “Sage, I have to try this spell, and maybe I can find him. But I will need your help with a few things.”

“This test—it’s not about doubting you. It’s about making sure Lucas didn’t lie to you. If he did, then you deserve to know the truth. And no matter what the results say, it won’t change anything. You’re still part of this pack. You’re still safe.” Maggie, who had been silent until now, lifted her gaze to meet mine. There was something in her expression—relief, gratitude, maybe even a little sadness. "Thank you, Caleb,” she said, her voice steady. “For everything. For not treating us like a burden. For giving us a real chance." She hesitated for a moment before continuing, her lips curving into a small smile. "And no matter what happens, no matter what the results say, I’m just glad I got to