Magnolia Parks Series In Order Novels & Stories

We might be able to put them both in jail quickly. We neared the palace doors, and I heard screaming coming from inside. This only made me run faster; we were running out of time. I knew at that moment that Magnolia had the dagger in her hand and was going toward Caroline. I wondered if others were in the area as well and witnessing what was going on. As we ran, Sebastian mentioned that Magnolia mindlinked him and told him of her plans. Just as she did all those years ago when she killed Caroline the first time.

* Alex Hamilton * The gates of Magnolia Manor loomed like something out of another world, black iron laced with gold trim, swinging open with cold mechanical precision as I approached. The drive up was lined with perfectly manicured hedges and pale white magnolia trees in full bloom, their petals like snow under the setting sun. I'd been here once before, years ago, as a child with my father, but back then it had felt like stepping into a dream. Now, it felt more like a trap.

Fanny was kept in the basement and someone would go fetch her after the luna ceremony and the merge. But what was the most important right now was the ceremony and Poppy's dads and brother and his two mates were coming and telling me that Magnolia was waiting for my mates at the forest line. She would open a portal that would take them here without walking in the forest, something about Poppy's dress. I don't get it, it's just a dress anyway..

I am fracturing right down the middle. I finally pull up to the wrought-iron gates of Centennial Park. It’s a sprawling, ancient reserve on the edge of the city, heavily layered with old magic. It’s neutral ground, a place where wolves, witches, and other creatures can walk without violating territory lines. It’s where Morgana and I always meet when the politics of our families become too much to bear.

Savannah, watching through the side window, felt her chest seize. Magnira did not flinch. “I remember the labs,” she continued. “I remember the gardens. I remember where Magnolia died. I remember her voice in my sleep. And now…” She looked up. “I remember mine.” Behind her, Weston’s gaze gleamed. “Project Legacy will rise again—with you as its cornerstone.” Colton stepped forward, face taut with disbelief. Julian whispered, “It’s happening all over again.” Savannah barely breathed. Magnira turned, her expression unreadable.