Novel & Cerita Samantha King Holmes Books

Halfway in, big black letters jump out. VEMOD. “Dominate vessels, take any face, any voice. Feeds on fear and lust. My hands go ice cold but then I hear footsteps in the hall. I shove the book inside my shirt, tuck it in my waistband, and stand just as the door opens. Samantha steps in carrying dirty sheets. She freezes when she sees me. “Oh. I thought the room was empty. I came to get the laundry.” I don’t move. “Just finishing up.”

he coldly answered. "Yeah, you don't care for her, but you have no right to hurt her! Fix yourself, Kaizer.You look so miserable!" Then her grandma left his room. He just stood up and moved his head around like massaging it before grabbing his towel to take a shower, while he was thinking that Samantha was just trying to gain their trust, and in the end, she would dump them. SAMANTHA POV "Is this okay with you?" I nodded as Grandma gave me the key of my condo. "This is your own condo, you can do whatever you want.No one will hurt you like Kaizer did."

I placed my palm on the crystal table. The Sanctuary responded. Light threaded upward, not blinding—precise. Controlled. The Queen’s mark shimmered faintly beneath my skin, not screaming for worship, just… undeniable. “I’m Samantha Hale,” I said. “Human. Queen. Problem.” A low hiss passed through the call. Human. There it was. I let them sit in it. “You’re wondering why you’re here,” I continued. “Short answer? Because the Council just tried to make me choose between my mother and my King.”

I stood beside Sol at the head of the room. Samantha stood across from us. For a moment, nobody spoke. Then Samantha began. The truth spilled into the room. Everything. Not pieces. Not half-truths. Everything. The fact that she was the true ruler of her kingdom. The fact that John had never been King in his own right. Only a consort. The fact that Elias was her true mate. The fact that centuries of secrets had finally collapsed. The room listened. Stunned. Silent. Then came the revelation.

RAFAEL ~ Something wasn't right with Sam. Three weeks after our rain-soaked camping trip, I still couldn't shake the feeling that she was hiding something. Little things that most people wouldn't notice, but after nearly ten years of friendship, I noticed everything about Samantha Ellis. Like how she'd cancel plans at the last minute with vague excuses about 'not feeling well' or 'family stuff' Or how she'd sometimes disappear mid-conversation to take calls in private. Or the way May watched her constantly with that worried crease between her eyebrows.

Alicia said. "Hello. It's nice to meet you." Amelia said, but she felt embarrassed when the lady only smiled weakly at her without saying a word to her. "You didn't tell me you would bring a stranger." Hearing this from Samantha, Amelia got furious, but she didn't say anything. Alicia also felt the tension. "The lecture is about to start." She said, smiling before bringing out her textbooks. Amelia knew the reason Samantha behaved like that, or maybe just guessed. Samantha was a wolf from the rival pack, and she probably acted like that because of the rivalry or because she's a wolfless omega.

What about the future and the present? Samantha saw a hint of remorse in his eyes as he talked about her. Out of anger she said, “Don’t tell me you actually feel something for that hideous woman.” “Hideous?” asked Kevin. “Why, yes! Didn’t you hear that she’s the ugly fat princess. She was full of pimps and scars from her zits that she scares anyone that stares at her,” said Samantha. “Stop it!" said Kevin. His hand clenched into a ball.

“Then what do we do about Samara? She can’t stay in the dungeons forever. And Cooper might still come for her.” “Maybe not. Maybe we can convince her to help us.” “How?” “By telling her where she comes from.” He hands me the closed book. “Maybe start with that.” I glance up at the shelves. There are other identical books to the one I’m holding. Pulling each one out, I see that they all have the same gold lettering, but the pages are blank, like they are waiting to be filled. “Any luck?” Damien asks as he and Klaus make their way into the office.

I barely whisper as I look at the walls lined with books and the shelves that reach the ceiling. “Bastet!” A book falls to the floor creating an echo as it lands, startling me. “King Kolby how… what…” I see Althea, Tawny’s Grandmother, the late queen to Tolba standing there with her mouth gaping open like a fish in shock. “Althea!” I exclaim with just as much surprise. “We found another gateway and it took me here.” “Well, yeah,” she says with sarcasm. “They are all over the place in this realm, I guess you just need to know where to look. But I thought you needed the stones to activate the gateways?”

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