Offside Avery Keelan Novels & Stories

Feet fast enough to blur, like his body was always just ahead of his thoughts. Too fast. Too reckless. Too goddamn young. Liam crossed his arms tighter, narrowing his eyes as Noah sprinted past the back line with a grin that didn’t belong here, not in this league, not on a rookie. “Watch the offside!” Liam barked, sharp and sudden. Noah barely turned his head. Just lifted a hand in a lazy, cocky little salute like he’d heard the command and decided it didn’t apply to him. Liam exhaled through his nose. He knew boys like that. He used to be one.

“They did help get you anyway as payment for Meg and April. I was going to give you to them too, but Keegan wouldn’t let me. That’s ok, he’ll have his fun with you here because no one is ever going to find you. By the time you can shift to your wolf, your sprint will be so broken that your first shift will most likely kill you. I hope I can be here to see it. Just to let you know if you haven’t figured it out yet, Keegan is very sadistic in his bedroom play. You’re going to wish I’d given you to the hunters. I can't believe what I’m hearing. I look to see that Lucas and Levi are just as shocked as I am. “That’s Avery?” I ask through the link to make sure they agree with me. I’m trying to get

Kian put her on speaker in the study while Matteo stood behind my chair, hands on my shoulders. “I’m sorry, Elowen,” Reina said, her voice gentle but clear. “We followed Elera Marie Caldwell as far as we could. She resurfaced in 1992 in Vermont under a slightly different name. Married. Had two more children. But… the timelines don’t match.” I frowned. “What do you mean?”