Rising From Ashes: The Heiress They Tried To Erase Novels & Stories

An Ashbourne property had changed hands within months of my mother's death, buried deep enough that a daughter looking fifteen years later would never find it, would give up long before reaching this exact page. Eleanor dies. I get declared unstable. I disappear into a hospital no one visited for fifteen years, not once, not a single card or phone call in all that time. Claire becomes the Grant heiress in my place, wearing a name and a life that had never belonged to her, stepping into rooms that should have been mine to walk into. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, quietly, methodically, an Ashbourne asset changes hands, moved by someone who understood exactly how much attention a gr

“This will work, sister. Between your connections and Toni’s, we can destroy Asher’s image. The pack will turn against him. His family will have no choice but to remove him. And then you can step in as the wronged but loyal fiancée who never gave up on him.” I raised my glass. “To our alliance.” Nylah clinked her glass against mine. “To destroying them both.” As I sipped the wine, I felt the fire in my veins burn hotter. The obsession had become all-consuming. Hazel wasn’t just a rival anymore. She was the symbol of everything I had lost. And I would take it all back — piece by piece. The safe house where Asher had hidden her was heavily guarded, but there were always ways in. Rumors could s

But how was it possible, for two years he had gone crazy for this woman thinking she was dead but no, she was alive flesh and blood, how did she end up with the Ashers, so many questions in his head, he walked gorgeously downstairs only to see Amelia battling with her phone "Damn! Him, I thought we were okay." "Okay! How could you be okay with him, did you see the news?" "What news?" "The Ashers found their heiress." "So what does Asher's heiress get to do with this?" He throws the magazine at her and the invitation, she grabs the magazine, which carries Mandy's face. "What? I thought she was dead. How could she survive that accident?" "What are you saying?" "It's nothing but she is supposed

I was prepared to fight when the battle lines were established today. Sophia Lancaster Reid, a woman who would not be shattered by betrayal, who would stand up for her own truth, and who would assert her right to love, rather than the protected heiress I had been or the broken barista I had attempted to become.

“I warned you, Nicholas. Leadership isn’t about loyalty to a mate or babysitting your sister. It’s about strength. If you can’t control this rising threat—if you can’t contain the bloodline before it devours itself—I will name another heir.” My heart thudded in my chest. He meant it. He’d strip me of everything—my title, my legacy, my right to stand beside Azaria not just as a mate, but as an equal. “I’ll fix it,” I said. “You better,” he replied. “Before the moon wanes.” He turned and disappeared behind the council veil. And just like that, I was dismissed. Again. --- I found Ashley later in the royal garden. She was going into a lunge, with glittering blades in the low morning sun, tears s

She blinked, biting down a sob that wanted to escape. “Let them talk,” Kayden continued. “Let them whisper. They’re watching a warrior , my Luna, stand on the ashes of her past with her head held high.” Behind them, murmurs still spread some Alphas looked away in silence thinking she’d snitch on them too. Others whispered to their Lunas, uncertain, some even stepped forward to shame her. “ There’s no way we can have such filth lead us, she’s contaminated.” “ She’s pathetic she belongs in the streets.”

All that, and just last night, she had heard they had disappeared from Avalon City, all because they crossed Walter. Fueled by spite, she had leaked information to Foster Group, Walter's nemesis in the cutthroat world of business. It was all to get his attention, to make him come crawling back to her, to make him realize what it meant to lose her. However, her plan backfired spectacularly when the Foster Group dropped her like a hot potato. "She's nothing but a nobody who popped up out of nowhere, and she dares to cancel my endorsement?" she seethed, her voice dripping with scorn.

Still, I let her believe she has power. Women like her are useful for a time. Ambition makes them predictable. Desperation makes them easy. But Alessian, ah, Alessia. The name tastes bitter, yet sweet, like poison on the tongue. She should have been forgotten by now. Broken, buried and even erased. Yet she's there, haunting me with the memory of her newly found courage, the same spark her mother once had. That spark is dangerous. And dangerous things are either destroyed or… **redirected.**

Fire settled into my bones, steady as a crown needing no metal. “Raise your heads,” I said. They did. And in the silence that followed, their howls rose again—free, unbroken, ours. Ash drifted. The hall burned clean. The Luna’s Lie was ash. The Ash Queen had risen. And no one would ever put her back in fire’s cage.

She needed to prepare. Land Under Heaven was a sweeping story of power, betrayal, and seduction. The female lead was righteous, guiding the male protagonist to ascend to power. The supporting female lead, however, used every vile method imaginable to undermine her, making enemies and committing acts that would be condemned by society. In the end, she was forced to leap from a cliff, a dramatic end that cemented the female lead’s triumph. Isabella felt a thrill run through her. This was a challenging, fiery role — one that could showcase everything she had been training for.