Sadie Kincaid Books Novels & Stories

She didn’t want to believe Karen; she just couldn’t. “Look, here’s my number.” Karen said, reaching forward to give her a small paper. “Please just call me, okay? I swear I will explain everything to you. He just wants to see you. Please, help me change your mind, Sadie.” She said. When Sadie felt like her skin was burning by just the touch of the paper, she wanted so much to throw it away. She hadn’t even looked toward Karen as she left until she felt another presence that walked into the bathroom.

Nine years later... ALEXANDER “If you stain another dress you will be left at home,” I warned my seven-year-old baby girl who has been driving Christian mad since morning. She woke up early and eager for her uncle's wedding. “I won't daddy,” she assures innocently, just like she did when Christian changed her dress the second time. She ran straight to the backyard to look for a doll she might have left there and voilà another soiled dress. Rita's bedroom door opened, “Babe, can you hold her for a minute?” My husband asked from the doorway, holding our youngest, Allison.

Gave her mercy. And now, hours later, I was still thinking about the mud on her dress… the defiant tilt of her chin… the wild way she clutched that ridiculous shoe like she was going to throw it again. Sadie Summer. She wasn’t like the others. She didn’t flatter. She didn’t fawn. She looked me in the eye and spoke like she had nothing to lose—like she’d rather be ruined than be silent. Most people shrink when I walk into a room.

she rambled on and on and got no response from Davina, then she stopped "I know this must be weird for you, I'd feel weird if I lost my memory too. But Alexis, it's me Sadie Anvil. We've been friends since childhood. We were both partners in crime and in everything. We loved troubling people and we both triggered our wolf curse the same year because we couldn't bear to see just one of us in pain"

she wiggled her brows at me and I couldn’t suppress my cackle. Later that night I lay in bed listening to the soft sounds of the forest that surround my cottage, Sadie is learning much faster than she did before, her mind is like a sponge and absorbs all the knowledge I give her, she reads the spell books and amazes me with how much she retains, it’s like her mind thirsts for the magic. It took me weeks upon weeks to conjure something small, but tonight she conjured clothing, books, even food. I turn over and look out my window, the moon is almost full and soon she will shift into a wolf and her power will be stronger.

She let out. “Who knew there was something called the valedictorian?” Ashley had pulled closer to me, eyes shifting off the screen onto my figure. “What about our husbands?” Another voice followed. “What gets them going?” The speaker questioned. “This” And then came another slideshow, with the image of two figures popping up. “Men love the doggy” “If that doesn’t work on them, I believe the cowgirl would” “And while you take your territory on his body, I need you ladies to ride like your life depended on it”

You can read the other books by searching for the titles below. Book 1: Mommy, Where Is Daddy? The Forsaken Daughter's Return Book 2: Flash Marriage A Billionaire For A Rebound (Kenzie's Story) Book 3: I Kissed A CEO And He Liked It (Kyle's Story) Book 4: The Devil's Love For The Heiress (Kate's Story) Book 5: I Fell For The Boy His Daddy Was A Bonus (Kaleb's Story) Another spinoff of I Fell For The Boy His Daddy Was A Bonus is Mr. CEO, I Came Back To Love You, Liam's story.

“Finally, someone who can help me gang up on Kya. She’s been way too serious lately.” Sadie laughed, her eyes sparkling. “Oh, don’t worry. I’ve got years of teasing saved up. I plan to use every bit of it tonight.” Patrick cleared his throat, but his tone was warm. “It’s good to see you again, Sadie. You were always part of this family.” Sadie’s smile softened. “Thank you, Mr. Byrd. Honestly, I was nervous about coming, but… it feels like home again.” As the meal began, conversation flowed easily. Rose asked about Sadie’s work, Kate shared stories from school, and Patrick offered his dry humor that made everyone chuckle. Kya watched her friend, noting how comfortable she looked, how her laug

⁠ Her pajamas were​ rumpled, hair messy, b‌ut Sadie did⁠n’t seem to notice. “W‍ell⁠,” Sadie sa‍id, grin⁠ning, “this is what comes w‌ith a div‍orce. You’ve g‌ot to do a tour. Look around your environment like a normal‌ person‌ for​ onc​e.” Jessica smiled softly. “Maybe I‍ should​ write a book to keep my⁠self busy.” “Now you’ve got​ time,” Sadi‍e said, t​wirling toward the wardrobe. “Look, we nee‌d to get you‍ out of th⁠is apartment and back in the game.”

“I promise that I will spare no effort in growing the company so it can scale new heights!” Then, Kayson returned to the villa in Shamrock Heights. Sadie was reading a book downstairs. Her eyelashes were batted once when she noticed Kayson’s return, but she could not be bothered to speak to him. Noticing that she was still awake, Kayson said, “You’re still up, Ms. Woldenden?” Sadie said calmly, “I’m at the climax of the book and I’m not sleepy yet.” Kayson nodded and headed to the bathroom to take a shower. By the time he got out of the shower, Sadie coincidentally closed the book.