Serenity Book Novels & Stories

My brother had little respect for women being in charge, yet he better get used to it. “What else does it say?” I ask Kayla, trying to break the tension growing between them “That she will come up against others in a similar position. Look I don’t know if its true as this book was written long ago but it just seems weird that it talks of triplets and you are triplets and she is the eldest......” she trails off Alexander holds a hand up to her silencing her, he stands up and shakes his head “So you are telling me the girl I am in love with is going……..”

It was already there. ┊ ┊ ┊ ⋆ ┊ ┊ ★⋆ ┊ ◦ ★⋆ ┊ . ˚ ˚★ Hello lovely readers, If you're here, that means you not only love supernatural things like I do but you love the act of love too. I'm sure smokin hot alphas make a good selling point for most stories. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for deciding to read my first book, Awakening the Feral! Whatever made you decide to pick it up, I hope the writing has now since convinced you to stay a while.

Serenity had pushed her enough, and finding authority in Ember's words, Serenity clenched her jaw. Suddenly, Serenity's eyes caught sight of the hickey on Ember's neck, a mark left by Ivan. Seeing it shattered Serenity's heart into a million more pieces. "For him, you're nothing but a slut, and I am disgusted with you, Ember," Serenity exclaimed. With that, she spat on Ember's face, causing Ember to close her eyes in disgust. This feeling of disgust was nothing compared to the loss of dignity and respect. Ember felt immense humiliation.

The part of her that had been silenced for too long. “Why now?” Serena whispered, her lips barely moving. “Because you’re no longer running from yourself.” Nene’s voice was calm but edged with strength. “You’re finally letting yourself remember. Accept. Breathe.” Serena closed her eyes again, and instead of darkness, she saw silver. A swirl of mist, shifting into the silhouette of a graceful wolf—tall, majestic, and glowing like moonlight. Nene’s eyes mirrored hers, full of pain, strength, and determination.

"Forty-three on patrol. Twelve at the packhouse. Eight in town. All accounted for." "Good. Hold it for another minute." She does. The golden light pulsing steady beneath her skin. I feel the strain through our connection. The effort it takes to maintain this level of awareness. But she doesn't break. Doesn't falter. Strong. So much stronger than she thinks she is. Finally I say, "Enough. Release it." The connection dissolves. Sera slumps forward. Breathing hard. I kneel beside her. Hand on her shoulder. "You okay?"

“Men are drawn to your calm; you’re the eye of the hurricane. Even my team has fallen at your feet, wanting to slay your dragons and to protect you.” He had the analogy all wrong. She wasn’t the eye of the tempest. She was the storm, wiping out everything in her path, destroying the lives of those she loved. Abby stirred. “You’re comparing me to a monstrous sea nymph—a siren with a flayed soul that sits on a heap of decaying bones and lures any mortal who sails by with a bewitching song. You may be right.” “Baby, no—”

"Look who's finally acting like a mature leader." I leaned back in my chair with a tired smirk. "Why, thank you, Serenity," I replied. "I'm trying my best." I bet she wasn't surprised that I already figured she was right there before she even spoke. Serenity appeared near the bookshelf, glowing softly beneath the morning light spilling through the windows. Her silver hair flowed gently around her as though touched by an invisible wind. "And of course," she added, "you're surrounded by the right people."

“Alpha, the best thing you can do is be present. Whatever Serenity needs, be there to provide it. The rest will unfold naturally.” I exhaled slowly, my mind racing with possibilities. A ritual, an awakening, a celebration. It was a lot to take in. But if there was one thing I knew, it was that I would do anything to make sure Serenity felt loved and supported. I thanked Dr. Rivers and Toya before heading back to Meadowood. I walked through the quiet village, and the firelight from the square flickered in the distance, casting a warm glow that reminded me of Serenity’s presence.

Serenity sat up and picked her phone up. “I’ll watch a movie.” Zachary took her phone away. Then, he went to his study, picked a book at random, and shoved it into her hands. “Why don’t you read something? It’s easy to fall asleep this way.” Holding the book he had shoved at her, Serenity looked at the title of the book and blinked. She was not seeing things wrongly, was she? This book was…

“I know it’s late, but this is Serenity. She’s the one who makes me happy.” A soft breeze rustled the trees, and for a moment, it felt like the world had stilled around them. Serenity didn’t say anything, but she reached out, running her fingers lightly over Hannah’s knuckles before whispering, “It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Morales.” Hannah glanced at Serenity, who gave her a small, reassuring smile. "I spent so long running, convincing myself that I didn’t need anyone. That I could do this life on my own. But then she just…. she just showed up and ruined everything in the best way possible."