Lyn Alden Book Novels & Stories

Although Willow couldn't read yet, she was incredibly curious about the contents of the books. "Daddy, let's go home and read!" she urged. "Alright," Julian replied. Once we buckled up, he started the car and drove off. … At another bookstore, Shayne had just bought the books he needed for the children. On the way to his parents' house, he suddenly remembered something and glanced at Luna. Noticing that, Luna asked in confusion, "Yes? Something on your mind?" "You mentioned before that Aralyn takes that little girl to preschool every day, right?" Shayne asked, a thoughtful expression on his face.

’ Layla shook her head. “Will you take me there?” She asked, fiddling with her fingers. She was sure he could literally see the hope glowing off her. “If I weren’t, would I have mentioned it?” Zayne grunted and glared at her. “And don’t look at me like that, or I’ll change my mind.” “Thank you.” She said quickly, turning her head away from him, and her lips curled to a small smile. ‘Maybe I can find more books about The Children of Iniquities too and Child of Darkness too.’

Nolan continued, “I guess Yena is more forgiving than I am. She wanted me to bring you some reading material. Guess she must have been concerned you would be bored in here.” He opened his jacket and pulled a small book out of the interior pocket. The gap at the bottom of the silver bars was just wide enough for the book to fit underneath. Nolan crouched and shoved it under, sending the book sliding straight across the slick, well-worn, centuries-old stone floor. Adan stopped the book under his foot. He stared down at it. But he did not bend to pick it up. It was the book he had written many years ago, back when he lived in the human world. The book he had given to Yena when they first met, w

I observe Rylan, who lets out a heavy sigh; it seems apparent to me that he's already aware of the question I yearn to ask. "Stephanie," he begins with a certain gravity, "I'm aware of the book you're referring to, and no, I did not annihilate my own pack." A flicker of irritation passed through Rylan's eyes as quickly as it appeared, revealing a sliver of the Alpha beneath the composed exterior. Linda's eyebrows raised, a silent invitation for me to delve deeper, as her fingers playfully tugged on a strand of his hair. "Then you'll have to forgive my confusion," I said, settling back against the soft cushions, "because according to the book 'Whispers of the Moon,' you're old, and powerful.

Kaitlyn kept eying me in disgust and placed her hand in Cayden's while Michael was making a speech about his dad. ***** Addison I have been keeping tabs on Sheila and we have concluded that she is working for the dark witch or Esmerelda. We didn't want to scare her off by asking questions but we needed her to think that we were not aware of her plan to get my spell book. The truth is, no one can get to it, it is located in Aidan's Volt and only the Supremes can get in there, the book can only be opened by my descendants. Still, they won't get what they are looking for because there was a fail-safe, if anyone opens the book besides me or my descendants, the spells will erase. I watched her on

Suddenly, Lynda thought about following Nelvan to Manhattan using the money he gave her. Without thinking twice, Lynda immediately went home, packed some clothes to go to Manhattan. It seemed that the longing she felt for the man had blinded her from waiting. Now Lynda had money to follow Nelvan, so there was no reason for her to hold back any longer. Lynda contacted Allexin, but the teenager's phone was off. It seemed Allexin was studying. Finally, Lynda wrote a message on a piece of paper and placed it on Allexin's study desk.

Alana happily leads us through the castle to our chambers which have been prepared ready for our arrival. "Maybe we can arrange for you to help watch over them when we're attending our duties," Ryder suggests and Alana looks back at me with a surprised expression and I nod. "That would be incredible. Right now I work in the library reading to the children when they come in for lessons." Alana looks to Ulric whose smile can't get any bigger seeing his mate so happy. "That is perfect, Aiden loves stories. If you like, we could use your help as a part time nanny when we're busy," Liliana offers while moving closer and wrapping her arm around my waist when we enter the main sitting room of our c

Cara longed to be alone, but Dante still lingered, paying no attention to how uncomfortable she was. ... Meanwhile, Alden had returned to his room, but Lyna wasn’t ready to let him go. "Get out, Lyna. I want to rest," Alden’s voice was cold, and he didn’t even bother to turn around. "I know exactly what kind of person you are. Your excuses are just empty words." Lyna smirked, her eyes glinting with challenge. "If you know me so well, why are you avoiding me? You understand me better than anyone, even better than Emma. Especially in bed."

It would be nice if they never came in the first place. Knowing I have time to kill, I rinse the paper under the tap, letting the water slowly tear it to shreds a before it washes down the drain. Satisfying. After, I pace around the room until I pick up the book that was left for me on Wisdom Pack history. This could be a chance for me to find something out about Alden that I don’t already know. Flipping through the pages, I don’t stop until I see his name in bold, and a picture of him. I quickly read the article.

It was definitely to keep a secret. As I read more, I discovered that before Alpha Kian's beta, his chosen luna, Adalyn, also vanished on a full moon night. It was the night she was supposed to be sworn in as the Alpha's chosen luna. Adalyn was the only one who seemed to have come back. Her wolf had died, and she couldn't remember anything. That's some intense mind-muddling.