Magnus Bane Book Novels & Stories

Anna's POV I sat on the bed in the locked room trying to think of a way out, my powers were blocked and the mate bond was silent. I was truly alone. Hours passed, someone brought food but I couldn't eat. The door opened and Magnus walked in carrying the ancient book from earlier. "I thought you might want to know the truth before tonight," he said. "The real truth, not the lies Margaret told you." "I don't want to hear anything from you." "Perhaps but you need to hear it anyway." Magnus opened the book. "The vault doesn't contain a weapon Anna, it contains a living being, a dire-wolf deity that existed before the first wolves walked this earth."

“Bastard, what are you doing here?!” Magnus got angry when he saw Fane. He looked at Fane and said, “This is the backyard. I’m drunk and I’m here to rest. What are you doing barging in here? “Get out and close the door! Then I won’t hold you accountable for doing this!” Magnus threatened Fane with a cold expression on her face. Fane closed the door but he was still standing in the room. “You... I’m telling you to get out!” Magnus was fuming. Was there something wrong with this young man’s brain? Could he not comprehend simple words?

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Magnus grunts as his legs buckle under him, and before he can recover his balance, three fully armed royal guards tackle him down into the dirt. "Get your hands off me!" Magnus screams, thrashing around on the ground, kicking his legs and snarling like a rabid animal. "I am an Alpha! You cannot hold me!" "Keep him down!" Levi orders, his voice steady and harsh. Two more guards rush in, pinning Magnus's shoulders against the mud. Levi pulls out a set of heavy, glowing silver chains from his belt. The moment the silver links wrap around Magnus's wrists and neck, the dark aura around him sizzles and dies out. Magnus lets out a painful howl as the heavy silver burns into his skin, forcing him co

All that matters is getting answers. I find them in the third cell from the end, exactly where the guards told me they’d be. Two figures are huddled in the dim light filtering through the iron bars, and the sight of them makes a feeling of satisfaction unfurl in my chest. Magnus Blackwood sits on the stone bench, his once-commanding presence reduced to a pathetic and broken one. His gray hair hangs in greasy strands around his face, and his clothes are stained with who knows what. But his eyes—those calculating, gray eyes that I remember from our first meeting—still hold that spark of arrogance. Even here, even now, he thinks he’s better than he is.

“How did you guys cope with this situation? You, banker, what did you do?” Magnus shrugged. “I didn’t have much of a choice. This was the only life I had because Mr. Braddson gave me this chance, or Terzo was gonna pull the trigger.” “I’m not the one who tried to kill you, asshole. It was Cade.” Terzo looked over his shoulder before facing me again. “I’ll take you to the States.” “Who’s Cade?” “Mr. Braddson’s son,” Magnus answered. “What?” My eyes widened at Terzo. “No. I’m not leaving until I fix the situation with my father. I want him to know that I don’t have the damn book so that he can stop threatening everyone around me. I want him to stop threatening all of you.”

I said wondering where this whole conversation was heading, "I want you to protect her," he said turning his phone screen to me, 'her'? my eyes slowly fell on the screen, a girl with her blonde hair packed in a ponytail sat with a pile of books by her side, she is obviously a nerd even her big round glasses say a lot, she looked fixated on whatever information she was getting from the book that even if an attack was to happen in the room right beside her she may not even know, but something about her made me feel there was more than what meets the eyes, "A girl really?" I asked in a bored tone,

He remained buried deep inside Finn, grinding lazily in slow circles, stirring his load deeper while watching Finn’s face with dark, possessive hunger. “You look perfect like this,” Magnus murmured, reaching over to the nightstand. He picked up his phone, the sleek device gleaming under the low lights. “Time to make sure you remember exactly what you are.” Finn’s eyes widened in panic. “Magnus… no. Please, not a video.”

And I’d seen him once, manhandling my sister. La Mano Nera. “Aren’t you eating?” The guard asked again. I couldn’t help but wonder why he was hell-bent on me eating that. Was it care? Concern? Or was it poisoned? My hands were chained, but they always had one loosened to make me feed myself. He walked up to me, squatting as he took off the chains on my right hand. “I’m… I’m not hungry.” “You’re half dead,” he said, not looking at me. “You’d better take a bite before you pass out completely.”

I was just giving you a helping hand, wasn't I? Magnus let out a cold laugh, then turned to look at Fenwick. "Give me a helping hand? Is that what you thought too?" Terrified, they shouted, "What exactly are you going to do to us?" From the moment they received the empty briefcase, they knew they would never escape Magnus' vengeance today. Magnus' body shifted in an instant. He pinned Tala and Fenwick beneath his paws and forced wolfsbane down their throats, making sure they experienced the same agony I had endured.