Northern Lights Novels & Stories

I knew that my husband was depending on me to do this, and I knew that I couldn’t let him down, not when this was one of the few things that he ever asked for. I smiled when I saw Crystal flying, and had she not stopped under me, allowing me to ride her back as she shot one beam after the other, lighting up the sky with what we call North Lights, I would have fallen to the ground out of surprise; however, I kept the temperature as low as I could, focusing on my surrounding as not to freeze them. I could feel the people, commoners, humans basically, watch as the lights illuminated the sky. Most of them have never even seen these Northern lights, especially sinc

After she finished her meal, the sun had disappeared, and the sky was a palette of bright pinks, oranges, and purples as the darkness creeped in, bringing the stars with it. Amerie carried a pile of broken down boxes out to her recycling bin by the side of her house while Milo sniffed around the yard in search for a spot to do his business. Amerie tilted her head back to look at the sky and tucked a strand of hair behind her ear. She smiled softly then sat down on a chair on her deck with her laptop. She filled out some forms for her new job ad the sky continued to darken. A flash of green had her looking upwards as the northern lights faintly danced across th

"I'll help. Just... just don't let that thing touch me." We didn't have time for a carriage or horses. I grabbed Rowan and Lyla, and I called upon the power of the Lake. The violet energy wrapped around us like a cocoon. I didn't just run; I leaped through the air, covering miles in a single bound. My ghost army followed behind us, a river of blue light flowing across the dark landscape. As we reached the base of the Northern Mountains, the temperature dropped to below zero. The trees here were frozen solid, encased in black ice.

I looked out of the window calmly. Tomorrow, we would finally welcome this year's first snowfall.

The final morning of the three-day deadline. A fine snow fell across the ice plains. The most common kind of snow in the Northern Territories. The granules impossibly fine. When the wind swept them up, they looked like fragments of crushed chalk. They did not melt when they landed on armor. They accumulated in the folds of the banners. Dyeing the colors of the seven territorial flags into a uniform grey-white. Luna stood on the basalt ridge at the edge of the ice plains. She looked toward the entrance of the tomb.

We didn't let the darkness win. END OF VOLUME ONE

"You still haven't told me where we are. Where did you buy a home?" "Kittilä." He replied, staring out the window at the beautiful white landscape below. She shook her head. "I have no idea where that is." "Lapland. We're in Finland in the Artic Circle. I promised you Northern Lights. I know it's early in the year still but so help me I'm giving us our best chance at Northern Lights on our week long trip. At least we're pretty far north this time." "We could just wait a bit until it's later in the year."

I grabbed my chest as I tried to steady my feet the pain disappeared as fast as it came. “Leon are you okay,” I asked my wolf “Yes but I feel weaker” his voice sounded so low and I knew he was in pain but we have to do this, I have to get my hand on that bastard as soon as possible. Tomorrow I’ll be going over to Crescent Moon to officially claim and take over the pack, I sign covering my face with my palm, slowly l am gaining territory in the north and soon enough I will get my hands on that Fucker, what if Leon loses his strength completely before I get to him?. I wondered, the possibility of finding the rouge king in Crescent Moon wasn’t that thick but it was a step, I’ve been searching f

I asked bewildered, if not, the sky might be the most beautiful peaceful thing I've ever seen. He sighed, "It doesn't have any green in it." I felt my lips turn up into a smile. I turned my body situating myself on his chest, "The Northern Lights have green in them, you know where that is?" I questioned. He pushed some hair behind my ear after I placed my chin on his chest comfortably, "Alaska." he answered with a small smile. I hummed, nodding my head, "We should go." His eyes widened a bit in mock surprise, "Kaya Anderson, are you asking me to run away with you?" he claimed with playfulness in his tone, his thumb brushing against my cheek.