Stronger Werewolf Novel Nadine Novels & Stories

“The Blackwood pup is about to awaken! A stage has been set up at the Sacred Ridge so everyone can witness the birth of a Divine Werewolf—a once-in-a-century event! If you don’t head over now, you’ll miss it!” The Beta tore free from my hand and disappeared into the crowd. “This isn’t right!” Kaeren scooped me up with ease and flew toward the Sacred Ridge. An Omega Black Werewolf shouldn’t be able to fly that high, but Kaeren could.

Nadia's gaze flickered a bit but was replaced with what looked like anger the moment it appeared. " Are you in any way questioning my authority? " Nadia asked me and I remained quiet. I thought about Gwen and wondered if she had been buried already.... I kept reminding myself of everything but Harlow.... I'd deal with her. I saw them and watched as a smile curled up Nadia's lips. With a renowned hope that I would be able to do as Nadia has said, I prepared to leave for the werewolf clan named the Green oak pack. Most things are hard to believe, most things are impossible to understand until you eventually stumble upon them.

I am Catherine Brooks, mate to Arthur Brooks, the lone surviving witch-wolf. For centuries, I have loved a werewolf of unparalleled strength and unwavering determination to protect our pack, regardless of the cost. The loss of our first daughter, Aliyah, in the great war devastated me. She was brave, beautiful, and fiercely strong, yet she never returned from her final battle against our enemies—the vampires and the black witches who betrayed us.

Nathaniel's POV I can't help but sigh loudly as I enter my bedroom, having just gotten back from the Iron Wolf moments ago. My mind is stuck on how Nadia had said she didn't hear the rogue wolves in the forest. She has a wolf does she not?I didn't smell anything off about her, but it's very odd that she wouldn't be able to sense any danger near her. The fact that she froze up with the mere mnention of a rogue wolf,

“I’m glad you know that you do not mean anything to me, Nina.” “You do not deserve to be an Alpha! You are just a wolf in sheep’s clothing. No one knows how evil, uncaring and heartless you are, and that’s why they keep admiring and praising you. You even once banned Nadia without batting an eye. Only I can see how wicked you are.” Nina spoke, pointing her finger at me. This got on my nerves, and I pinned her shoulders to the wall, and stared into her eyes sternly. “Do not cross the line, Nina. Just because you are the Luna of this pack doesn’t mean you can speak to me anyhow you want to.” I warned her, then walked out of the room, and headed to the dining room.

I asked the vampire. “You don't have to leave,” Connor said. “I totally understand why you were worried; I probably would have reacted that way. The reality is that I couldn't control my wolf since Nadine's she-wolf's power is much stronger than mine. Basically, Nadine's beast decided to claim me due to a fit of jealousy.” Aris raised his eyebrows and then looked at the sheet. “I thought I was hallucinating when I smelled Ophelia,” Aris said. Connor and I looked at each other's faces.

Her heart still yearned for the vampire and it imposed an obvious barrier to her getting home. No! She internally screamed. She did not want to desire the vampire in that way. She should have killed it before it could have killed her. “I need to get out of here.” she murmured. The breeze was drifting faster now and she could feel her body become cold. Her arms hovered over each other for warmth as she continued to walk, for sure that a path would show sooner or later. Be careful Nadia..her inner canine cowered deeper, sensing something sinister. With the scarcity of vampires in the area to tear werewolves a part, there was also a subspecies of wolves called rogues.

God, what would he do if she knew? She’d been researching the signs of fated mates – been putting her sharp mind and stubborn will to work finding things out on her own. He should’ve expected that. Someone as resourceful as Nadia wouldn’t just sit quietly and accept what she was told. How could she, when she’d never had anyone to trust? “The mate bond between two werewolves creates this irresistible pull between them, wanting to be closer,” Nadia said softly, and – oh, god – she took a step closer to him.

He studied my face for a moment, as though trying to decide whether I was worth the effort. Then he spoke. “Adrian was killed by an unidentified wolf,” he said. “That was the official report.” “I remember,” I replied. “Every wolf in the vicinity was ordered to shift,” he continued. “Every single one. No exceptions.” I nodded slowly. “Yes,” I said. “And what happened?” he asked. I already knew where this was going. But I said nothing. “She did not shift,” he said. The words hung in the air. “Nia claimed she had no wolf,” he continued. “And Darren supported that claim.”

I made it up three steps before collapsing on the stairs, the walk up too much for me to handle right now. I grabbed my head with my hands and tried to focus on pushing Dali down, but she was refusing to go. I was refusing to talk to her, just trying to force her away from me, back into the corner of my self that she usually resided in. She didn’t normally fight me this hard. David’s death had made her compliant and it was easy to control her after that. Each werewolf kill that I made forced her further inside me until I had forgotten that she was even a part of me. But now she was back with a vengeance, insisting that Wyatt was our mate and fighting to take control. The effort to figh