Shadowhunters Maia Novels & Stories

My wolf howled louder inside me, my hands shaking, not from fear but from the unbearable urge to rip her throat out. Behind me, my mother sobbed, her frail body trembling as she clutched her torn scarf. The neighbors leaned closer, whispering. One of them, an old man, muttered, “That red-haired lady is fearless, I am sure she doesn’t know who she’s talking to.” But I didn’t care, my soul was burning. I wasn’t just Amira anymore. I wasn’t the weak omega who could be tossed aside like dirt. I was Mia Henss, the Rogue Luna Heiress.

Chloe laughed, “I was always drawn to dragons. When King Uther came for the treaty, I asked him if I could take a ride. He took me for a ride before he and Maia left.” Sebastian asked, “Who is Maia?” Chloe explained, “She is Aidinth’s older sister. She was kidnapped by Luna Abby’s old alpha when she was younger and Luna Abby and Gabi were instrumental in rescuing her.” Sebastian raised his eyebrows as we told him the entire story of how she was rescued with no resistance from the pack. They thought she was in a coma, so they didn’t even have any guards on her. By the time they noticed she was awake, it was too late. Maia later joked that she could be an award-winning actress. We all laughed

In a desperate move, she reached out through the mind-link and sent a message to the only ones who could help her. "Aiden. Liam. Zander. Matthew…" her voice wavered, her breathing ragged. "I need you." A heartbeat passed. Then… "Mia? Where are you?" Aiden’s voice was sharp, laced with fury. "The northern woods…" she gasped as a vampire’s claws grazed her shoulder. "Hold on! We’re coming!" Mia fought with all her might, but she was outnumbered. A vampire grabbed her wrist, yanking her toward him.

she said quietly. Her mind drifted to the past, a memory etched deep beneath the surface. Flames roared around her childhood village, the sky ablaze with destruction. Screams echoed in her ears, mingling with the crackle of burning timber. Her mother’s hand had gripped hers tightly, only to push her away with trembling urgency. “Run, and trust the shadows,” her mother whispered before the flames swallowed them both. Alone and terrified, Aera had fled into the forest. The girl who once laughed and dreamed became a ghost in the wild—silent, unseen, deadly. She learned to move like the wind, strike without warning, and vanish without a trace.

As she spoke, she snatched the fruit knife from the table and pressed it against my neck. "Here's the thing—I'm still a minor. Even if I kill you, they can't sentence me to death. So be smart and hand over the house and the car. If you die, I'll get them anyway." The blade was sharp, and I could feel a thin trickle of blood sliding down my neck. My heart was racing, but not from fear of dying. It was because Maia's wounds were gone. Her skin was flawless, smooth, and completely healed. A cold chill ran through me. I looked down at my arm and froze. My skin was breaking out in sores, rotting right before my eyes.

Mia stepped closer, her tone stern, "Honestly, I'm only getting close to him to manipulate his emotions, and while I'm at it, I'll use him to save my daughter by taking his bone marrow. Once I'm done, I'll discard him like trash." "You... You despicable woman! It's no surprise you've turned out like this. You're nothing but trouble!" Mia's gaze turned cold, her expression distant. "Is it because you're haunted by guilt? Do you ever have nightmares of the dead returning to haunt you in the night?" Sharon trembled with anger. "What nonsense are you spouting? Who do you think you are?" "Take a guess." Upon noticing Monalize's striking resemblance to Mia, panic seized Sharon, causing her to hast

My head is a repetitive racket of: please let Harper be okay, please let Harper be alive. He reads my sideways writing, answering as though I'm speaking out loud. How did she do this to me? "Mind compulsion, one of a vampire's most dangerous abilities. They're only able to compel humans, so I'm sure she was thrilled to find out you are one." What if Marianne can't— "She will, Mia," he interrupts and tucks my hair behind my ear, letting his fingertips linger down my neck. "Marianne has dealt with it before. All you need is the smoke of her smudge stick."

Mia stepped closer, her tone stern, "Honestly, I'm only getting close to him to manipulate his emotions, and while I'm at it, I'll use him to save my daughter by taking his bone marrow. Once I'm done, I'll discard him like trash." "You... You despicable woman! It's no surprise you've turned out like this. You're nothing but trouble!" Mia's gaze turned cold, her expression distant. "Is it because you're haunted by guilt? Do you ever have nightmares of the dead returning to haunt you in the night?" Sharon trembled with anger. "What nonsense are you spouting? Who do you think you are?" "Take a guess." Upon noticing Monalize's striking resemblance to Mia, panic seized Sharon, causing her to hast

she smiles. She’s probably right. Every full moon, Cordelia and sometimes her sister Claudia come out to help us and take care of the children that haven’t turned yet. I don’t know what other packs that don’t have humans or witches to help them do. Our alliance with Delia’s coven is the only reason we’ve survived this long and we all know it. “We should hurry this along,” Bo says, looking up at the sky.

He glanced back at me with a cheeky grin. “Did you catch that?” he asked, and I feigned innocence again. He turned into me and grabbed my hips and pulled me against him. “Tell me Harper, what number did I just type in? I know you saw,” I tried to steady my breathing as I felt a shift inside me. “Mmm, don’t tell him, maybe he’ll pull us closer” Maia shocked me by speaking. I shook my head in surprise. “You’re back again,” I stated “Yeah, we are still weak, but his beast pulls me out, gives me strength,” she sighed. Oh, that wasn’t good. I wanted Maia back, but not because of Elias.