Selena Montgomery Romance Novels Novels & Stories

The morning light crept in through the tall windows of Damien’s penthouse, spilling across the bed where Selena lay wrapped in sheets. For a moment, she didn’t move. Her body was sore in places she didn’t know could ache, but it wasn’t pain it was the kind of heaviness that came after passion, after giving herself fully to someone.

“She’s incapable. You know that as well as I do. Do you really think it’s wise to tie her to Magnus?” Salve inhaled deeply, his expression unreadable, but I sensed his hesitation as I drifted on the edge of consciousness. “But it’s the only way, Sera,” he said, his voice carrying the weight of the pack’s future. “Selene must marry Magnus and become his Luna. It’s not about choice—it’s about survival. I can’t let you leave the South. You’re meant to lead our people.” I remained silent, staring at the ceiling as I slowly regained consciousness on the infirmary bed. I was still weak, the pain dull but persistent.

She didn't have a wolf. Selena was from the Red River pack. Her family had treated her okay, but they mostly kept her locked away in the house. She knew they were ashamed of her because she had no wolf and couldn't speak or hear. After being rescued from Last Moon, they tried to hide her back in the house again. Selena didn't want that. Bianca had been the only one to treat her like a normal person, so when she visited the Shadow Howlers, she was going to ask if she could stay there. However, things changed quickly when she realized Zaiden was her mate. Even with no wolf, she had still felt the mate bond. Probably not as strong as she would have with a wolf, but it was still there.

Selena sat in front of her MacBook, typing furiously as she continued writing her latest mystery novel. She had always been passionate about writing ever since she was a little girl and had often imagined herself as a famous author in her own right. The book she was currently working on was a murder mystery set in a small town in Maine. The protagonist was a young detective named Lily who was trying to solve the mysterious murder of a wealthy businessman. As Selena wrote, her imagination ran wild, crafting plot twists and cliffhangers that would keep her readers on the edge of their seats.

The mere thought of him sends shivers down my spine. "You might be fated to him." Ember my wolf said intruding my thought. "Stop being ridiculous, we both know it's an impossible dream," I replied. "I have a strong feeling it's you, I've been catching a whiff of his scent lately." She said firmly. “Really?!!,Ember,and you didn’t dim it fit to tell me.” My voice laced with anger. “I’m sorry Selena, I didn’t want to raise your hopes, I know how you’ve longed for a mate but I wanted to be sure before letting you know.”

Selena The moonlit night on the beach had woven a spell, and as I watched Selena under the soft glow, I couldn't help but realize the depth of my feelings for her. Her laughter echoed in my mind like a melody, and the way her eyes sparkled in the moonlight seemed to illuminate the darkest corners of my heart. As the waves whispered tales of our shared moments, I found myself captivated by Selena's spirit, her strength, and the way she effortlessly wove magic into our journey. The unspoken connection between us became a thread pulling me closer, and I knew I had fallen in love with her.

To his surprise Selena agreed immediately. "Sure why not? Which book do you want? I mean which author? And what kind of books do you like, Mikhail?" Selena asked him question after question regarding books as they started walking towards the elevator. Before he approached her she felt hesitated and alerted as Selena always looked at him as a broody angry man but as soon as he started talking about her favourite hobby, she opened up like a book. Mikhail was smiling inwardly with Selena beside him and pledged to turn every room in his house into a library for her after they get married. Who thought an angry quiet man like Mikhail would fall in love with a girl like Selena. They say the opposit

CHAPTER 204 CASSSIAN’S POV I just got started with my writing when Selena came into the room, she seemed as though she had seen a ghost from her sleep. Her eyes were bright like the morning sun even though it was late in the night. “You don’t have plans of laying with me tonight, right?” That was the first accusation she poured on me the moment she got fully into the study. I lifted my eyes to look at her for a moment before focusing back on what I was reading. The war before me is way tougher than sitting to listen to the whining of a woman. She folded her arms across her chest as she spoke the word but I went on to flip the pages of the paper I was studying.

she teased him, breathless and painfully, exquisitely, turned on. “Can you?” As it turned out, they didn’t make it to Luke’s place. And no, the skirt never did make it on that night. **** Dear Reader, I very much hope that you enjoyed Selena and Luke’s story, and catching up with all the ‘Unseen Enemy’ crew and a few of the ‘Dangerous Curves’ characters. ‘Solid Heart’ (Unseen Enemy #7), Mark and Francine’s story, is the next book in this series, and is available here on GoodNovel. I'd also like to invite you to check out my website: www.marysoljamesromance.com

"Start from the beginning." Selene laughed. "There's nothing to tell. He told me we're going to San Francisco for a conference. That's it." "That's not it." Chloe grabbed Selene's arm and dragged her toward the bedroom. "You're going to be alone with him. In a hotel. For three days. That's a big deal." "It's a business trip babe." Selene rolled her eyes. "This is like those romance novels." Selene groaned. "Chloe—" "Now , let’s see your closet"