Silent Battles Quotes Novels & Stories

At a young age, Faerie White feels less than free. As the oldest daughter of the struggling White family, she is used to being trampled on by her powerhungry father, her jealous stepmother, and her wicked half-sister-all those would-be conquerors within the family. With her dear mother literally hanging onto life and with imminent financial ruin hovering over the family like a dark storm cloud, Fae is given an icy ultimatum: either marry a notorious first-class playboy or subject her own mother to wait until medical attention comes to a standstill. But then, life has a different direction that it can take her. Richard Gold is the wheelchair-bound heir no one takes seriously. Fae sees s

When Abrianna Sullivaño mother married his father, she gained a new home. And a new enemy. Augustus Drey Donovan is everything she should despise—arrogant, ruthless, cold, and dangerously unreadable. He commands their household with quiet authority, moving through it like a king on his throne, while treating her like an intruder who never truly belonged. Every conversation between them feels like a battle. Every glance, a silent war neither of them is willing to surrender. Their arguments often end with them standing far too close—close enough to feel each other’s breath, close enough to blur the line they’re not supposed to cross. And whenever he tells her to stay away from other b

For five long years, Lyra Santiago believed love was enough. Kahit galing siya sa simpleng pamilya at ang fiancé niyang si Tristan ay anak ng isang business tycoon, hindi siya natinag. But on their wedding day, everything shattered—Tristan dumped her for a wealthier woman, in front of everyone, leaving her broken, humiliated, and wearing a wedding dress that mocked her pain. Walang direksiyon, umiiyak at wasak, she wandered into the night—only to meet a silent stranger in a wheelchair. His name was Elias Montero. Mysterious. Cold. Untouchable. And when he suddenly asked, “Will you marry me tonight?”—Lyra, driven by grief and impulse, said yes. What began as a reckless decision turned i