Star Crossed Novels & Stories

"Did she find a way to help them?" Liza's expression fell slightly. "The account ends abruptly. But she mentions something called 'stjernebånd' - the star-bond. She believed it could bridge the gap between what was lost and what remained." "The Starfire," I breathed, the pieces clicking into place like an ancient puzzle finally revealing its picture. "That's what Vivi felt. The Starfire wasn't just touching them - it was reaching for something inside them. Something that recognized its call."

But he said to himself that sometimes a man had to change the cards in the middle of the game. He swore to himself that he would do whatever it took, be as romantic a fool as any man could be, in order to lure Calleigh into marriage before her memory returned. It was the only way to make her pay for the wrong she had done to him. Gabriel looked down at Calleigh, filled with joy and excitement and, enjoying ‘La Serenissima’ (N/A - another name given to Venice. It means ‘the most serene’) in his arms, as they crossed the water of the canal. Her eyes shone with wonder, her full red lips were slightly parted as she gazed around the city in complete awe.

Please don’t tell me she cried over some boring news about them. “I’m not really interested if it’s not Garrick Glinson.” Before she could say anything else, I interrupted her. She pouted and slightly slapped my shoulder. “Why are you so fixated on Garrick in the first place? I understand he’s a soccer player. No one, however, could equal Knox Carly’s abilities. He’s the greatest!” I snorted as she stressed the final two syllables. She rolled her eyes when she saw my look “What the hell. It has to do with Garrick. Have you heard about the rumor of a divorce and a hidden son?” That sparked my curiosity.

Thanks to their driver’s licenses, we identify the dead parents as Jack Cross aged thirty-seven, and his wife Ava, thirty-four. A paper trail of old leases also tells us the family moved to Camden four months ago and has moved many times over the past several years. The lockbox contains the girl’s birth certificates, placing the oldest Sloane at eleven and Bale’s child Celeste, at only four. We try to put the pieces together about how Bale fathered a cub with the human woman who was already married and had a six-year-old daughter by the time the little wolf was conceived. With the way he acted around Star, I have to wonder if it was consensual.

Started on: May 22, 2016 Finished on: January 25, 2019 Highest Ranking: 12th under the Romance Hotlist, 5th under the Little Things list. (A sequel to Something Good) Reading Something Good is optional to understand this story. Don't try to steal my work, it's a rather good feeling to get an appreciation for your own work. Copyright with the author. Happy Reading ❤ Love, GeetVik ------------------------------------------------------ 1. The Haunted Past.

Xander’s POV. A cool breeze blew by rustling the trees in the distance. Up ahead, the moon cast its warm glow above the earth, illuminating everything under its wake. Stars twinkled in the background, like tiny specs against a pitch black canvas. The sight was beautiful and I could get lost out here if I stayed here long enough, but no matter how hard I tried, I just couldn't distract myself from the matter at hand. I'd found my mate. If I hadn't experienced it earlier today, I would have said it was a silly prank from someone, probably Sabrina. Or perhaps, I'd been worn out by my long travels and I was beginning to hallucinate and see things.

The cosmic energies sparked, sealing their destinies in a dance that echoed through the ages. "Feel the resonance," the voice continued, "as your love blossomed amidst trials—a cosmic symphony of perseverance." Scenes unfolded—the trials they faced, the battles fought, and the moments of tenderness that emerged from the cosmic turbulence. The astral threads pulsed with the intensity of their shared experiences. Eldric's astral flame appeared, flickering in acknowledgment. "Sasha, Alec, the echoes reveal the strength of your celestial bond. Each trial has only forged your connection into a cosmic flame that burns brighter with each passing echo."

The barrier. My laughter faded. “Levi…” I shifted in my seat, my smile faltering. “We’re getting close to the edge.” He didn’t say anything right away. Just tightened his grip on the steering wheel. “Levi,” I said again, this time more firmly. “That’s the barrier. Why are we heading that way?” He sighed. “Because the starlace is that way. It grows just beyond the border, near Hollow Veil.” Hollow Veil? Where had I heard that before?

"Let me do this. Please. It’s the only thing that makes sense to me now." Above them, the stars shimmered like the tears that fell freely from two pairs of eyes.