Shift Narnia Novels & Stories

She could feel that word in her bones just by his existence. Ollie cut the staring and brought her eyes down to her dress and cleared her throat. She righted herself and slipped her hands off the post. She pushed a smile on her face, lifted her head and stepped up. She hoped she didn't look as pathetic as she felt. She hoped she didn't look as scared as she felt. They were werewolves, not animals. They wouldn't eat her for dinner any time soon. "Good Morning Mr Bridge," She forced out of lips and pushed her hand out to the man, " I'm Ollie Clan, the nanny,"

What's wrong with Shin? * To Be Continued *

Narin replied, winking at me before taking a bite from her burger. “Stoooop!” I was a red, giggling mess hiding my face in my palms. “You guys…you really need to calm down!” Clyde was trying, and failing successfully, to hide the red tint on his cheeks while he spoke. “I’m just looking out for Nyx…” He pulled his chair closer, eyes darting side to side before lowering his voice to a whisper. “…she’s the first shifter in our group and we all know shifters are not as exposed to spells like witches, faes, or even vampires.”

Ryeleigh I am about to shift for the first time, and I could not be more excited and scared. I have dreamed of my first shift since I was a little girl. The feel of my fur, the change in my senses, and coming into my powers, finally. It is also the moment I will learn the identity of my life mate, or if I will be alone. Within the transformation, I should see the animal that will complete mine. If I see nothing, that means that my animal’s soul mate has died. The Norns decide before your birth who will complete you, however things happen and some do not make it to adulthood. Norns choose mates by taking a soul and splitting it, allowing it to grow and form two separate souls. When the soul b

“Shannen. I need to be there for Shannen. She is having nightmares about what happened with her mom.” Uncle Nathan frowns, “That is a Shannen problem. As a Beta, she needs to learn to deal with her issues or leave the academy and get her head together. If she does that, she won’t be able to return. I advise her to tackle her issues head-on.