Red Dagger Princess Novels & Stories

Her aba Mandel speaks from behind, "You're not ready yet for a fight. We'll find another way, okay?" "There's no other way, aba!" she answers. Adamant, she proceeds to the center and vigorously declares, "I, princess Amira, the youngest of the royal draconian, challenge princess Alianah for a fight to determine the strongest fit for prince Hasham's heart." Princess Alianah, a tall, fine and exquisite draconian of minimal golden scales, stands from her seat and declares with so much pride, "I, princess Alianah the third born of the royal draconian, accept the challenge of princess Amira for a duel to determine the strongest and most deserving for prince Hasham." She doesn't keep her mocking g

Once he was gone she looked back and went up to Caden. "You can't be here you need to leave," she demanded. "Then you're coming with me." he fired back. "I have things to do and you are getting in my way. The people here are dangerous and I don't want to deal with anything having to do with you." Caden took the wad of cash from her hands and flipped through it before handing it back to her. "Is all of this just for money? You have plenty of it, Princess. Wait, no, I should not call you Princess anymore, how about Venus."

How the fuck had he made it through her whirlwind of shadow magic when the others couldn’t? “That is not all, remember all of it.” He pressed. She saw the rest. The Princess raised the hallowed dagger and was going to plunge it into her heart when she was tackled into the ground by a wolf. She recognised that wolf. “Riordan.” She whispered. She searched his face as the rest of the memory fell into place. Riordan saved her life that night, and before the Princess could portal her away, he took the hallowed dagger to make sure she could not be killed.

She was my queen. But my mind drifted back to the dark dungeon where I had last seen her. Her face was ghostly pale, with faint, bruise-like shadows beneath her collarbone. The vibrant fire in her eyes was replaced with a cold, terrifying emptiness. Guilt tore at me. I tried to tell myself she was safe, that my men would make sure she was taken care of. But I didn't dare pull her collar away to look at the bruises. I just ordered my men to have her checked by a doctor.

Magda said, looking back at her daughter with a kind-hearted expression. "Let me just tell you now, I do not care at all about ranks. You could be a rogue for all I care and I would still accept you and treat you like the Princess you are. I will treasure you even though you are an omega; in fact, I value all of the skills and input you could bring to the table when you become my Princess." I commented, trying to telegraph my acceptance through my words and my facial expression. "That's not what she is talking about, although I was worried about that as well," my mate said as she stepped out from behind Magda. "She was referring to my leg, which I was most definitely trying to hide from you.

The Alpha prince said, and Ella squealed in happiness, hugging me. "I will, thank you," I smiled. We entered the fancy black car. Beta Nate opened the door for me. I slowly got in, looking around. I haven't been in such a car before. I caught the Prince's curious gaze on me. I couldn't look at him, so I shifted my eyes to my lap and closed them when I realized I was wearing such a short dress. "Give her something to cover her legs," Prince Rhaegar said, staring out the window. He clenched his fists and was breathing heavily.

I nodded continuously. "Anyways I wanted to personally give you this," He said before he brought out a cloth from his track trousers. He handed me the clothes and I opened it up. It was a dagger made from silver. The handle had a dragon carving. "The dragon of el Dorado," I said to myself. I looked up at him. Why would he get me this? It was more than the price of the Mansion. It was a dagger used by the first female assassin of crystal city. "Must have cost a fortune," I managed to say.

It wasn't every day, you died and met a demon prince. "The Alpha of the Wyoming pack," Raglan said with a smile. It was as if a bulb lit up in Hazel's eyes. The moon goddess was definitely in her favor. "Turns out I might as well enjoy this," Hazel said happily. "I hope you will," Raglan said. Lastly, he handed her a sheath made out of the finest leather. Hazel reached into the sheath and pulled out a dagger. "That dagger is pure silver made out of a wolf's bane and angel's breath," Raglan explained.

My heart raced, and without thinking, I grabbed the silver bars, trying to pull them off the wall. Pain seared into my palms as they melted my flesh, but I didn’t stop. Letting out a lord growl, I ripped them apart. The guard stood frozen in fear as I stepped through, smoke rising from my ruined hands. I staggered out into the dimly lit hallway, turning to David, who had frozen in place, the silver dagger now on the floor. Why the hell was everyone staring at me like that? Horrified, wide-eyed. I was their fucking maid a few days ago.

a new voice interrupted. The side door opened, and Sabrina stepped into the room. She was dressed in a sleek red dress that looked like a splash of blood against the grey stone. In her hand, she held a long, ritualistic silver dagger. The hilt was encrusted with dark gems, and the blade was etched with ancient runes. She walked toward the table, her heels clicking rhythmically on the floor. She stopped beside me, looking down with a smile that didn't reach her eyes.