The Forbidden Novels & Stories

Kaylee The Forbidden Lands was a kingdom that was wiped out years ago, and the land was left destitute because of the amount of bloodshed and deaths that took place on that day. Everybody in that land died. It was said that it was forbidden for anyone to inhabit. Such a person was believed to be possessed by spirits. But I didn’t care. As the carriage rode through the fogginess and dust, I had to be back before my father noticed—and he could never know where I went.

Meeka jumped up and down crying and throwing her arms in the air, unable to control herself. “Oh no!!!” Ava went into the forbidden lake. They called the lake forbidden because no one is allowed to go there. Three years ago, it was just an ordinary lake, until a powerful barbed wire fell into it. Since then, no wolf has been able to enter to remove the wire, not even Alpha Lucas as strong as he was, because electricity and wolves were not the best of friends. But there was no need to worry too much about the forbidden lake, because all dawners already knew about it. They already knew that it was dangerous and everyone was suppos

Francis replied after thinking about it. It's amazing. This forbidden valley seems to be hiding a lot of secrets. "Have you heard that the forbidden valley is also known as the cursed valley? They say that unmarried women who get pregnant first will be cursed by the fire god and give birth to children covered with flames. Do you know anything about that? Does a fire god really exist?"

Creed sucked on his teeth, his fangs lengthening. The Forbidden Territory was called that for a reason. It was dangerous. Creatures that even the supernatural had never seen live in the woods. No one dared come within miles of the area. Ogres and Orcs were kept there with high walls that were constructed over millennia ago. Then again, he had to witness several Ogres just a few months ago when Juliet, Annan’s mate, was threatened with being killed. There must be a breach in the wall.

"I swore on my mother to avenge her death, you think I was joking? Besides, you said it yourself. I lack power but I don't want to remain this way anymore. I don't even need their respect anymore, I want them to fear me, to tremble in the face of my power and it is only the forbidden lands that can get me what I need." "The forbidden land is a dangerous place for our kind. Even powerful people like your father would barely be able to survive that place. Many people have gone there to seek that power but they never came back alive. I don't want to lose you Aaron. Forget it, we should be finding a solution to your wolflessness ins

“But it’s not just the basement… I checked other areas, too. The real disturbance is concentrated in two places: the basement of Lisa’s residence… and—” She stopped, her gaze darkening. “The Forbidden Land.” The Forbidden Land. Leon’s heart sank like a stone, his pupils narrowing as the words echoed in his mind. That place—hidden in the depths of the royal domain—was the most secret and dangerous site in the entire kingdom.

The news of Mila's return must have spread throughout the castle by now… “This…” After letting go of the brief nostalgia, Mila began to realize where they were headed. “You brought me to the forbidden part of the castle?” The forbidden part of the castle was a place where not all vampires could roam about without the permission of the king or the elders. Mila once tried to sneak in there, out of curiosity, but ended up being punished. She was locked up in a room for seven whole days. “Yes,” Liam replied, waving his hand at the lion- shaped statue with red stoned eyes. "Now you can satisfy your curiosity to see what is inside."

We ran until our lungs gave out. The last of Warborn’s warding stones shattered behind us, magic crackling in our wake like dying stars. What lay ahead wasn’t sanctuary—it was worse. The trees grew too tall, too twisted. The canopy devoured the moonlight whole. The Forbidden Lands. A place older than the war. A place even the wolves feared to tread. Lucian staggered to a stop beside a crumbled stone marker covered in vines and bone dust. He didn’t speak—just listened.

Once the dust was gone, she looked at Berry with a grin. “Works everytime!” The Forbidden Forest was the most discreet place in Zorphe. Lying dormant in its stead was said to be thousands of unnamed creatures that the Council had locked in there in case the Zorpheans walked to evil once more. There was a rumor then that anyone who did something bad was thrown inside and was never seen again. There was not a single evidence for such a claim, so it was rather dismissed, though the Zorpheans were wise enough not to verify the rumor; not when it was their life that would be more likely at risk.

His arm tightened around my waist, pulling me even closer, as if to physically brand me as his. I tried to speak, to ask, to understand, but the words caught in my throat. His confession, his possessiveness, it was overwhelming. It was everything I had secretly craved, twisted into something far more terrifying than I had ever imagined. He wasn't just my forbidden fantasy; he was my captor, in a way I hadn't foreseen. "Gabriel..." I managed, my voice a weak whisper.