Novel About War Novels & Stories

This was…the worst, most fucked up thing that I have ever seen. Wolves are fiercely protective of their own and what they claim as theirs, so war isn’t unheard of. Though war has never been brought upon my pack in my lifetime until now, we have been allies to others who have brought us into their war. We have trained all our lives. And some of us are military vets who have been a part of conflict. In Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq.

Dremis threatened his life before, he would probably do it again, if Dremis found out that Daniel was helping the girls. “You do realize, this is getting dangerous?” Daniel said chewing on some of his food. “Um yeah, that is why we ran,” Gabriela spoke before Abey could. She could see Abey was a little concerned about talking about this. “Look, Daniel, we can do this alone now, you should leave before you get hurt.” “Oh I don’t think so, you see this war started because of the two of you, not saying it is your fault. But your destinies have a part in this whole thing,” he said biting down again.

“You know what I’m reading, of course you do.” “I haven’t researched it as I stalked you on camera if that’s what you’re referring to.” Max smiled. “It’s a novel about a woman who rescued thousands of children by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto in World War II.” “Sounds heroic,” Max said. “I’ve just started, seems good so far.” Abby paused. Max seemed different, more reserved if it was possible. Reserved and distracted. “What’s wrong? Have you heard something?” His eyes shot to hers. “What makes you say that?”

She dismissed it as justice being served. “Well.. There’s this book my dad had. He used to read it to me when I was little, I still read it now because I like it. It’s about werewolves, just like us, in the ancient times when war and killing were the norms. “There were three new soldiers who were sent to war for the first time. Their commander was very good at setting traps for their enemies and also sneaking up on them when they least expect it. “This time, the only way to win was to sneak up on their victims in their sleep and kill them. Their commander gave each of them strategic points to target.

There were no scouts slipping through the fog, no hidden tripwires, and no whispered warnings from Marcus. Yet, standing at the precipice of this hard-won peace, Nora felt a strange, quiet shift in the air. It wasn't anxiety, and it wasn't fear. It was the realization that when you survive a war—whether fought with steel or with ledgers—you don't just go back to who you were before. You become someone entirely new, shaped by the fire of what you endured.

It was nothing like I ever saw. I picked the book of shining light. It was a big book and it had such an inscribed and ancient design. On the cover, there was an evil looking being and an angelic being. They each were on fighting positions. It’s like they wanted to attack each other. Curiosity led me to open the book. My fingers stopped working when the pages of the book flipped open by themselves. I was astounded. It stopped at a page. A page I desperately read. And so it was said, that every millennium. A war between the brothers of light and the brothers of darkness shall take place. The…

"Now we're officially unreachable." "Good." Arabelle settled back against him. "For the next week, we don't exist. We're just two people on vacation." "Just two people," he agreed. And for the rest of the evening, that's exactly what they were. No titles. No responsibilities. No empire to run or enemies to fight. Just Dante and Arabelle. Healing. Loving. Living. Together. --- Back in the city, in the war room of the Valerio estate, Clara and Massimo stood over maps and reports.

They were flickering, punctuated by the unmistakable flares of dragon fire. “Alaric,” Liza gasped, her gold eyes widening. The messenger dragon appeared then a streak of crimson against the violet sky, plummeting toward them with the desperate speed of the dying. This ends not with a resolution, but with the realization that the war has already arrived at their doorstep. The Shadow Mother wasn't waiting for them at the Isle of Whispers. She was already tearing their world apart.

Nathaniel Lee didn’t really want his wife to be afraid. However, he had to tell her about the actual situation and what had happened. So he tried to explain it to her in a language she could easily understand. “Honey, I never thought I’d end up as a war general accused of plotting a rebellion against the king. I also never thought anyone would betray me and try to kill me.”

CAELUM The first village we had set on fire was burning faster than I expected. By the time my horse crossed the eastern ridge, flames had already swallowed half the homes, thick smoke was rising into the night sky that was enough to choke the air itself. My Soldiers were moving through the streets with steel in their hands and blood on their armor while screams echoed from every direction. I watched it all in silence without any regrets because I believed that I was doing was necessary. People always spoke about war as though it began with declarations and meetings and noble warnings that needed to be delivered across polished tables, but real war began long before that. It began the moment