Ryan Leone Books Novels & Stories

The crown prince had the power to go wherever he wished. “Are those werewolves,” I questioned Valerian, gawking at some wolves whose furs had stripes of white and red. The big one sat on the grass, and the smaller ones were playing with her tail. His face turned serious for a moment but went relaxed when he looked out to see them. “No, Those are actual wolves. Nothing special to worry about,” he chuckled, pulling his head back into the carriage. “How can you tell the difference?” I asked again, trying to hide my confusion.

I enjoyed the peaceful ride back and the soft tunes the taxi driver played, I wished the rain had fell then it would have been more enjoyable. Leonardo sat in the living room reading a book with a cigarette in his hands as he blew out smoke. He had a bottle of red wine and a glass on the table near him. He looked like he had just come out from the shower, with his wet hair that fell down his face, and a towel wrapped around his neck. He had on blue jean pants and no shirt which displayed his perfectly toned abs. I shook off the thoughts from my mind as we made eye contact. “I assumed ya’ll bellies are full right?” He asked. I shrugged my shoulders and sat down with my shopping bags.

wondered Ryker. “They still are.” “Wait—” Tyrone, who was busy typing on a faraway desk quickly twirled around and neared them. “So you’re telling me, Leal’s working somewhere in Brooklyn?! And we’re—” “No.” Axel frowned and hit him in the head. “You f u cking airhead.” “Well then what?!” “What Axel meant was,” Ryker intervened, “Leal’s still actively communicating with her, most probably, because Ellie is her editor. You never wondered why Axel was suddenly so interested in a book? One about werewolves at that?”

Lily took off her glasses, but her face was still full of pleasure. "But this book, The Caged Bird and the Lion, is just magnificent. Even though it's fiction, the descriptions of Mafia family life are so real, it's like the author lived it." Lorenzo scoffed. "Boring fantasies. What do those writers know about the Mafia?" He reached for a file, but his eyes were drawn to the book Lily had placed on the table. The pages were open to a drawing of a white bird imprisoned in a golden cage, with a majestic lion standing outside.

A man stood there in a tailored black suit-blazer sharp enough to cut glass, shirt perfectly pressed, tie loosened just slightly like he didn't care how expensive the room around him was. But everything about him said otherwise. Ray Leonard. The name clicked instantly in my mind. New York's bestselling author. The same one whose novel had been adapted into a N*****x film. We had met briefly in France during the filming process-at the premiere screening of the behind-the-scenes documentary they'd only aired locally. Back then, I had called his book "dangerously good." He had called me "dangerously honest." And now he was smiling like he remembered that exchange perfectly. I blinked once.

said Leon. A glint flashed in Ryan’s eyes. “Noah Lee? I’ve heard of him before. A brother of mine mentioned that the guy was recently trying to extend his influence into Prime City. That’s settled then!” Ryan immediately declared, “Father, I’ll set off for Khanh City at once to find Noah.” However, Leon stopped him. “You’re too aggressive, so I’ll go instead. You guys can relax and stay here to take care of Sister’s funeral. I guarantee that during Sister’s wake, I’ll bring forth the heads of Tyr Summers’ entire family to pay her last respects.”

she noted. Leon wasn’t stunned as he responded smoothly, “They’re an enemy to us, as the prince it’s only natural. By the way are you sure you would be reading all those books?” Belle pinched the bridge of her nose, remembering that she has to read a mountain of those books. She wondered if she could finish a single book by an hour but thinking how impossible it was she sighed. “Is there a magic to read books faster?” “Is there a magic to become smarter?” Leon responded to her question smiling. “Yes, you sound as ridiculous as I said. Why don’t you use this chance to find out what makes your head hurts whenever you try to remember anything of your past using the magic?”

"Lea said, Lea went to the library; it was quiet in the library. But it was precisely what she needed. She thought about her past, she thought to herself. '' I am not that same little girl anymore. I have nothing to be afraid of, Vin. "Lea said, Lea was heavy in thought that she didn't realize that she couldn't find law book 254. Lea decides to head to the back of the library. As she was looking, she notices that someone else was in the library and the next row over, so she went to the next row and saw Nolan looking for a book. But he was looking in the wrong section.

Suddenly Leonardo was in front of Anderson. "Tell me and I'll return your book." With a very fast movement, Leonardo picked up the book Anderson was reading. Anderson had no other choice when he saw Leonardo lift his book high as if he were going to release it into the pool. "Alright. You won. Come here and I'll tell you!" exclaimed Anderson. Leonardo showed a triumphant smile and then walked back to Anderson.

"Fuck. I know it's a lot of trauma, dude, but you need to lighten up on this. I don't think Gael knows shit; he would have done something bad to her by now, and he'd have her under control. I don't think McDonald's is into anything shady, either. I don't know him too well, but I'm sure he's a good guy. He hasn't been principal of that school for two days, and my sister wouldn't be friends with his wife if she suspected anything wrong." "Can you find out a little more about him?" "About Larry?" Leonel exhaled through his nose; sometimes, he wasn't such a patient man. "Leo, I don't know exactly what you want to know, but yes, I'll help you, as always." Leonel smiled ungraciously. "I've been gr