Princess Lina Novels & Stories

Sophia's point of view: The governor’s birthday ended at midnight, and the drive home was unbearably quiet. While I sat in silence, trying to enjoy my first big win, I felt uneasy. Something about William didn’t feel right. He had too many secrets, and I suddenly felt stupid for letting myself trust him. I didn’t say a word. Instead, I picked up my phone and typed in the name Marie had called him—“Victor Falcone.” I combed through the internet, social media, anything I could find. But there was nothing—no pictures, no real information.

About how I hadn’t because of an old oath I’d made to Cassandra. And my patience was wearing thin. I set my glass down with a little too much force, letting the sound crack through the room like a warning. "She’s the daughter of the Moonstone Alpha. She’s their rightful Princess. And she’s not going anywhere." Silence settled, thick and tense. Caroline’s lips pressed into a thin line, but she didn’t argue. I could feel Cassandra bristling beside her, words she wanted to say burning on her tongue. I didn’t give her the chance to spit them out.

It was an honor to be in the presence of such skilled men. I wasn’t the only woman on board. There was another that went by the name of Liza. She was a tough, broad woman with a barking voice. She was as hard as the crew she commanded. Captain Liza controlled one of the other ships, though I was unsure of its name. While she had a hard surface, she was soft towards me. Her eyes never looked at me with anything but kindness. I knew I liked her from our very first introduction. Liza provided me with womanly advice and naturally took me under her wing when she got the chance. Unlike the others, she made a point of reminding me I was a Princess, but not in a bad way. She often provided me with a

Lina pouted. Lina was the first to stand up, "You should go back to your room first, it's quite tiring on the way!" Mina smiled, took a step forward, and grabbed Lina's arm. "Take me to my room, we're all friends, aren't we!" Lina is a little unhappy, she just pretended to be innocent, now she refuses to be a human. Lina took a step forward, winked mischievously, pointed at the suitcase beside her, and said:

What am I going to do for forty minutes? I sit in front of the mirror, staring at myself. I don't look like me. Cecily Turner from Silverstone would never wear make-up or a dress or even the inch heels I'm being forced to wear. She wouldn't be preparing to be the Luna of Black Shadow, the largest and strongest pack. The girl I was staring at wasn't Cecily Turner, fighter of Silverstone. She was the Luna of Black Shadow, a fighter and protector. "Princess? You still alive in there?" A soft knock comes from the door and a smile takes over my face.

' Before Dohana knew it, the minister was almost done asking the question, "in sickness and in health, forsaking all others, for as long as you both shall live?" At this time, the whole audience could barely hold their breath. Especially because they all knew about the Princess' foreign lover. Who in the Kingdom didn't know about the Princess' two love interests? Rumours had been circulating that a certain Mr Larson, who had become a leader of the resistance, was the Princess' former lover. In this case, how could the audience not be panicked? Feeling everyone's eyes on herself, Princess Dohana trembled. Her mind went blank and she didn't respond.

Lina asked. Lina was only two years older than me, and we grew up together. She was almost like a sister, but even though I loved her to death, I always hated this side of her – the side that occasionally spoke so harshly against the poor and the common people. “Whatever do you mean, Lina? I’ll do this forever,” I said. “Surely you don’t mean that, right, my lady? How about when you become the queen? I don’t think you will either have the time or the capability to maintain an anonymous persona like this.”

One of the officers had finally answered when she was done but the look in her eyes made Lin's gut coil in repulsion. They went ahead inside as Lin insisted on holding Mia's hand. " Welcome, " The queen announced as soon as they entered her field of view. The two bowed to show their gratitude. "My fellow sisters, look who joins us today. Our long lost princess and she also has a pet. " The queen laughed a malicious laughter. " I beg your pardon my queen, but this is my husband. Lin, the seventh price of the fox clan. " Mia corrected her with pride. " Oh! See. You were born just yesterday. You are already a bride." The queen swirled around in an elegant twirl and continued, " I thought your c

hi,this is my first novel. Hope you enjoy! CHARACTER LIST Liniluna Vale | Female Omega | Age 29 | Status: Divorced Scent: Rare earthy scent of wet soil and crushed leaves Profession: Healer’s Hut Assistant (unofficial, outlaw role) Personality: Quietly defiant, observant, emotionally guarded Background: In a pack where omegas are not allowed to work, Liniluna secretly assists at the healer’s hut with her beta friend. Her independence makes her an outlier and a subject of gossip.

I would wear it, but it seems to symbolize the good times we have together, and those are times I don't want to remember right now. "Mistress," a small, soft voice whispers from the hallway. My head snaps up as I see an unfamiliar Phœnae peering into my room. Her ebony hair is long and wavy, surrounding a heart-shaped face. With large brown eyes and ruby red lips, she looks very young. "Who are you?" I ask curtly. "Danae, Mistress," she replies respectfully, "may I enter?" I look at her beautiful features warily. She looks nothing like the grandmother I saw last night.