Shepard Liara Novels & Stories

She said to her empty room. She closed her eyes and said a silent prayer and continued her work only this time she didn’t hear any voice any more. Stella and Aaron. Lara is not just a name, Lara significed evil, death, torture, Pain. Lara was worst than a devil, any demon, any fend, any ghoul. Lara was the worst of them all. She was a diffrent kind of ghoul, She stood in dimlight in the room with paintings, writing her name with black paint on the white board. Every letter she wrote, She wrote it with hatred, She wrote it with anger.

“Aster Likaya, Captain of the Zeraph Republic Voltiir Corps. Serial number 3349-88766.Aster Likaya, Captain of the Zeraph Republic Voltiir Corps. Serial number 3349-88766.” She repeated the phrases in her head, desperate to focus on something that didn’t involve the seeing numbness that had overtaken her body. The death of one Druid and the departure of another had weakened the vine wall that was separating them from their vessel.

"Yes. I am fine. I am just worried." "About us being mates?" He asked worriedly. "No. It's not that. Completely. It's a lot more than that, though." She admitted sheepishly looking down at her shoes. She feared what his reaction would be. Having just escaped her husband she was still a little broken. The only thing holding her together to keep her any type of strong was her father being there. But she also knew not even her father could stop her mate from doing anything. The Emperor, her grandfather, could not stop his son from being mated to a hybrid. To him hybrids are as low as rogues. But you can't fight against a bond from the Moon Goddess.

"Her name was Ahriah." "Oh," Kiran said. "So the role of Lahnthean Aria was named after her too?" "Yes," Diel answered as he turned away and walked back to his table. "What happened to her after she got rid of the Darkness?" Kiran asked. Diel placed the book on the desk and kept his eyes away from Kiran. "She opened four doorways to another world," he began. "Four mountain pillars that could open a portal to your world. Summoning the light left exhausted her to the point that she could no longer remain in Lahnthea, so she moved to another world and promise Nilraenne that her bloodline would aid his bloodline if the Darkness ever returned. Her grace could only protect Lahnthea for nearly half

His expression remained unreadable, but for a split second, I saw something—hurt. Now wasn’t the time to address it. Right now, Abigail mattered more. Her voice was weak, but her words sent a shiver down my spine. “Lucian,” she whispered. “He’s the Beta in charge of the Hybrid’s best soldiers.”

The smell of herbs rushed out as she took a little pot, poured in hot water from the fire, and stirred in the herbs. “What’s your name?” she asked, still stirring. I froze. Names had weight. Names were dangerous. If she knew..if she figured out I was Aria Kael, the lost heir, things could go bad in a blink of an eye. She just waited, watching me. “You don’t have to tell me if you don’t want to.” I let out a breath. “Aria,” I said, barely above a whisper. She nodded, like she already knew. “I’m Lysa.”

“Good Morning, Miss. I've brought you breakfast.” Laurel frowned at her. She didn’t remember her from her past life. “Could I have your name?” “My name is Lily,” she said and approached the desk to set the tray down. “I was recently appointed as the head maid by His Majesty.” ******* She was Chasel’s cousin. She had been working as a nurse in several packs in the area but was called back to the Imperial City by Chasel because she didn't have a mate yet. She had attended the celebration and found her mate: Lynn.

He’s playing a game where the only win is our total annihilation. He turned, his eyes burning with a dark, feverish energy. But Arthur isn't the only one with secrets. If Lara’s mother is alive and in Switzerland, then the 2012 merger wasn't just a fraud. It was a state-sponsored kidnapping. And Silas Vane’s name is all over the transport logs. If we’re going down, we’re taking the old man with us.