Shifter Fate Novels & Stories

I loved his smile because it lit up his entire face. “Normally, I would say no. It would not be possible. However, you are correct about the shifter’s DNA. I had never even considered that before. You have been able to accomplish many things that none of us had ever thought possible. I do believe that this will work,” he said as he placed a kiss to my head. ‘You cannot tie them to your lifeforce, Emmaline. There is another way though. You can tie it to the lifeforce of this kingdom. Now that you are the Next Fate, you cannot have others tethered to you besides your mates.’

I had no idea. Merchandise worth over a million dollars has just disappeared like that and we had no idea if it had made it to the harbor or not. This wasn't supposed to be happening, Dad had just given me the position of CEO in the company and I was now getting my life together, I couldn't afford to jeopardize this. I have to get to the bottom of this, by all means. Two weeks ago, ... (The Smiths Enterprise Premises)

With Nathan gone, that dream may have slipped away. Amy told me and Daya that the four of us- me, Daya, Pearl, and Saph- will have fated mates. I hope she is right about that. She won’t show us the letters she found from Father, fearful we may try to take fate into our own hands and interfere. I’ll continue trusting that the Moon Goddess will help Saph find her happiness. I’ve been watching her slip away, and she is less and less like herself each time we see each other. I also hope Amy is wrong, and that she has a mate out there too.

/ she says, but all I hear are words that do not make sense to me. Familiar? Full power? “What—” /“You are not only a wolf shifter, but one of the four Fates known as The Spinner. You spin the threads of fate of every being in existence, including the Gods,”/ she says, while her words shock my system. /“Some may even call you more powerful than the Gods because your power, your essence, it’s tied to the very fabric of fate itself,”/

I was to consumed with my thoughts. "I...I know why I fell in love with Lauren. I know why I am so hesitant to look for my mate," I whisper, and he gives me a sad nod. "I understood long ago...But somethings aren't up to you, Stan. Life can't be planned out and neatly organized done to the finest detail. Our inner animals and fate choose our soulmates. I'm not saying your love for Lauren isn't strong, but I think...I think you let yourself fall in love because you got to control it. You are scared. Every shifter is scared when it comes to our mates. We never know who or where that person is. But trust me, your fate is out there, and I am confident that when you find her, all this worry will

I have to give it to this man to own his mistakes and be brave enough to face me regardless of what my reaction is. “Lana is my Fated Mate,” my answer seemed simple but for them, it was not. Because we have our traditions. Shifters are for shifters, and it doesn’t matter if you are half-shifter, half-human, or half-shift, half-mage. As long as you’re a shifter then it’s fine. For our pack, having a pure mage and a pure Alpha is the first. And to hear that they were Fated was definitely mind-blowing but at the same time, easier to accept.

"Oh, god, how evil am I to expect Fitz to leave his wife for me?" "Well, sweetie, from what you've told me before, Fitz has led you to believe that he intends on doing just that," Agatha said. "He feels the mating call toward you, as well. He's struggling just as much as you are. We both know when it comes to shifters, things, especially relationships, are never what the traditional mindset would have them be."

“Little shifters shouldn’t learn about this.” Kataya’s head lowered and her eyes turned down. “I’m sorry. I wanted to know if that was true.” Jeremiah Lynn patted her head. “It’s true, but you’ll learn more about it later on. SO, you shouldn’t worry about that.” Elder Sanchez stood behind her, startling the two ladies. “You won’t have to worry about a fated mate. You’re a shifterless brat. You’ll never have a mate, anyway.”

But he was facing Nix. I was pushed to the back of my mind, sitting with Megan, watching as Nix controlled our body. It was a weird feeling, but she deserved the freedom even if she was holding on to her anger by a thread. Once you shift more often, you can still be in control, even shifted. Megan purred. My fingers were running through her coat as we watched everything unfold. “You both deserve a little freedom. I think I will keep it this way, unless something happens.” I throw out as she chortled next to me.

I stared at Maria for a few seconds, taking in her tired face, the face of the woman who had helped me, the face I had missed, before finally taking a chance and running straight through the clinic window. The glass shattered, its sound waking Maria with a start. But I kept running. “Hey!” she shouted. “You ungrateful animal! You annoying, fat wolf! Oh, shit… I paid for your surgery, and now that wolf has smashed the clinic window?!” She shouted so loudly that birds flew from their hiding places in the tree branches while I headed toward a place where a black sedan was parked. Nolan was waiting there. He opened the rear door for me, allowing my wolf body to climb inside before closing it. A