Nisha Borderlands Novels & Stories

“You appear pressed. Has something occurred?” He did not waste time softening it. “Two border guards failed to report at dawn. Their patrol route ran along the northern boundary. We have sent search riders, but visibility there is poor.” The northern boundary. Stone-cut ridges. Sink ground. Weathered shelves concealed beneath scrub growth. Liniluna was already seeing it. “They did not stray,” she said. Kael’s gaze sharpened. “You sound certain.” “That terrain discourages wandering.” She considered only a moment longer.

I’m running toward the Border and every step feels like moving backward through my own life, retracing a path I swore I’d never walk again. The landscape shifts as I get closer to where the Border used to be, reality thinning out until I can see through it to the nothing underneath. The Void is still here even though the Border officially closed years ago, still waiting in the spaces between existence like it never really left.

No time for anything but forward motion. Shecrossed the frozen lakes carefully, testing each step, terrified the ice would crack and swallow her whole. Her reflection stared up at her from beneath—a haggard creature she barely recognized. When had she become this broken thing? Beyond the lakes rose the hills that marked the border between Ashworth territory and the lands held by the Nomadic packs. The Nomads were allies to the Ashworths, bound by treaties and mutual profit. If they caught her, they would drag her back to Deimon without hesitation.

I tried to step around it but got the same result. “It seems that it will not let me go back.” I told Crimson as I turned back to him. He mailed his eyes at the eye. “Should I destroy it?” He had his knife outReady to take these nightmare Eyes out like he had done with all the rest but before you could moveSomething shot out of the eyeAnd buried itself right in his arm. The small knife is really an inch thick and 3 in wide. He reached for the knifeAbout to yank it outOf his arm when another oneShot out at him30 minutes to dodge this one since he was expecting it.

Sara’s eyes beamed when she heard that and smilingly responded, “we always make a plan for the whole year and prepare earnestly in advance. We happen to have a place to go. It’s Mountain Hein. The one close to the borderlands. Do you know about it?” When the girls heard that, they all looked at each other briefly before looking at Sara. “We have heard about the place but never thought of going to camp there.” “Yeah, its kind of far from home.” “And the borderlands aren’t exactly that safe. I heard from someone that there were numerous cases of people found torn into pieces there,” Bryssa said with a frown on her face, her body slightly trembling. Elowyn, upon hearing that shuddered as she lo

The plants become stranger and more vibrant, and the air seems to shimmer with an otherworldly energy. "Where are we?" I ask, unable to keep the awe from my voice. Asher glances back at me, a mysterious smile playing on his lips. "The borderlands," he says. "The place where our world and the world of the Fae intersect." My eyes widen. "The Fae? But they're just myths, aren't they?" He chuckles. "Oh, Lyra. You're about to learn that many of the stories you were told as a pup are far more real than you ever imagined."

I can feel a nudge in my mindlink and I open my mind ‘my King, we have news, there is a group at the border front saying they have come to offer assistance but they are not of our kind’ ‘I am on my way’ I leave the safe zone and shift, taking off through the fighting and head to the front border at the main gates.

MADDIE POV We race to the border, hoping to get to Black Lake in time to help Alpha Pierre’s warriors. During my momentary observation from the eagle’s eyes, I could see close to a hundred wolves, possibly more, making their way to his Eastern boundary line from no-man’s-land, the unclaimed land between our territories. And the wolves I saw clearly didn’t look sickly and weak. They looked strong and healthy, a much more formidable force than the last group we fought.

“You’re amazing too, Naomi. I heard that you’re a department supervisor at a Fortune 500 company. “I wanted to continue working with you after the research topic ended. Unfortunately, I went abroad as an exchange student soon after. “By the time I came back, you had already graduated.” Rivas seemed to find the situation truly regretful, and I was stunned. For a time, I did not know how to continue the conversation. Fortunately, Rivas changed the subject. “By the way, I heard that you’re filing for a divorce. What’s going on?” I nodded and told him everything that had transpired between me, Liam, and Heather. Rivas listened patiently, but he still seethed with anger. “How could he not know ho

The crazy, impulsive, thinks-he’s so-funny, younger brother. He might not have caught your interest much in this book, but trust me, he has a lot of things going on that you still don’t know about. And not to forget that he is now the leader of the clan after his brother supposedly died along with his wife. Even though they didn’t really die, but that doesn’t change the fact that he almost truly lost them. Eliciting a major character development and growing up. The next book will be called ‘Across The Border’. It will carry out two POVs, Lucas and the mysterious woman referred to in the epilogue as ‘Angelina’.