Taking The Reins Book Novels & Stories

I closed the book carefully. Set it on the table. Sat with both hands flat on the surface. Outside the library doors Ren was doing his steady patient wait. Somewhere in the estate Ryan Thompson was handling things the way he always handled things. Methodically. Strategically. Building infrastructure rather than reacting. And somewhere in Stone City Castellano was moving his pieces toward a person he believed was carrying something he needed. He was right. I was carrying something. I just finally understood what it was. I stood up.

Less institutional. What was true in the fourteenth year: she was forty-seven. She had written a book that people were reading. She had completed a succession transition that had passed the work to the right person. She was on the governance council as an elder voice and she was writing — not the governance documents, the next book. The first book had been about the healed territory. The second book was going to be about the long middle — the years between the break and the healing, the sustained work of the building. The account that the personal record had begun and that she wanted to finish in a form that could be shared beyond the family.

I'm going to start working on rewriting Reid's book first. Just like book one (A Broken Alpha), Reid's book is in desperate need of some serious work. Follow me on my f a c e b o o k author page for updates on Harris's book, and the rewrite on Reid's book. It's under my pen name, Abigail Phillips, the profile picture is A Broken Alpha's cover. Books in timeline order, 1) Noah, an Omega's story 2) A Broken Alpha 3) Claudius, a Delta's Fight for Love

Josephine shook her head. His eyes darkened, and he extended his slender fingers to her face. "Hand it over." Her palms were sweaty from nervousness as she gripped the book tightly. There were things she had written that should never be read by others, especially him. However, before she could think of a good excuse, Lewis leaned down, held her shoulder with one hand, and snatched the book from behind her with his other hand. Her expression immediately turned frantic, and she stood up to grab it back. However, the difference in their height was too great as he was able to block her with one hand and use the other to flip open the notebook.

Damien entered the office and walking straight to the table, he sat down, raising his legs on the table, "You know i had to leave my office inorder to be here, What happened, you called us like there was a fire on the mountain" He said looking straight at me, he was the number one person I trust when it comes to things like these. "The reins are coming back" He stood up, then walking to the bar in the office, he opened a bottle of wine, bringing three glasses, he walked back to the table, "What do you mean by the reins are coming back" He said now sitting down, popping the bottle of wine open, he poured it in the two cups, he gave me one of the glasses, as I was about to talk, the door opene

I reply before picking up a pen from the desk. I open my left palm and scribble out the words. "You are now my Beta." I place the pen back on the desk and look at my cousin. "Ready," I ask, and Garret nods. Octavius- How do I do this? Beerus- Think of Garret. Picture him in our mind. If it helps close your eyes. Think the words and say them, just like you do when talking to me. Octavius- Okay, here goes.

Why they didn’t run out of the opponent. I was stunned by something already focused in my head. I slowly stood up and raised both my hands. I faced it carefully as I raised my hands. It grinned broadly, as I swallowed saliva. At the speed of events, we grabbed Sheilla's gun. My strength had not yet returned, but I was trying to get the gun in Sheilla's hand. I will not let him win this battle.

I thought she had wisdom on how to rule the people because according to her, she had been attending etiquette training. During such training, they are being taught on how to be responsible and dutiful to the kingdom and loved ones. I was known to be one who had not given a worthless and risky decision ever since I ascended the throne. I thought that I had made the right decision of my life not knowing that my decision would lead me into the abyss of hell. I overlooked the statement and continued reading the book, the next moment, I saw that the book was taken away from me. I was boiling with anger and I looked at the one who had taken the book away from me, I looked up and realized that it w

I said through my teeth, trying to keep my tone steady, “I told you before to stop worrying about how people feel. If somebody crosses a line with you, you tell me right then and there. Let me handle it.” She looked up at me, guilt in her eyes. “I didn’t want to ruin the night.” “That bastard already ruined it,” I muttered. “Did he touch you?” “No,” she whispered. “He didn’t.” I exhaled hard, gripping my knee so tight my knuckles went white. “Good. Because if he had...” I stopped myself, took another breath. “I’m gonna handle it. You hear me?” She nodded. “And… that’s not all,” she added quietly. “Kole told me congratulations on the baby, but then he said when you mess up and you will, he’ll

’ I smiled while holding the book that took me months to find, the book of Eklepō. I smiled, feeling a sense of accomplishment as I held the book of Ekleípō in my hands. Its discovery had been a journey that spanned several months, but now, finally, the time had come to unlock its secrets. The secret that allows me to rule this pack and claim Ruth as mine. After this, I will no longer be an omega but an Alpha, ready to take my place as the leader. The power and authority that the book promised were within my grasp, and I couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement coursing through me. With the knowledge contained within its pages, I would be able to shape the destiny of not only myself but