The Great Divide Book Review Novels & Stories

Step by step, he had pushed me away with his own hands, and in doing so, pushed himself into the abyss. The ringing of his phone pulled him from his thoughts. "Mr. Webster, Ms. Cameron contacted me earlier. She'd like to settle the division of assets from the divorce." It was Damon Evans, his attorney. Every time we'd been divorced in the past, Ryland had always given me expensive gifts. Houses, cars, or at the very least, designer handbags worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. When we signed the papers for our most recent divorce, I'd asked for a small portion of his assets for the first time. Compared to everything he'd given me before, it was almost nothing, which was why he hadn't paid

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I answered simply. It had been during my lowest moment, when I was lying in the hospital with my life on the line. I had been all alone, but Ingrid suddenly came to visit me out of the blue. She brought me some fruits and apologized sincerely to me. That was when I asked her for a favor to slip my divorce papers between the pile of work documents that Corbin had to sign. Ingrid had been shocked, but she still agreed to help me in the end. I had told her that I wanted to live like her. "I want to be in charge of my life and spend it doing things I like, just like you."

He was just upset because he lost the one tool that made him look loyal and devoted. “Let him search,” I said. “I want to see what he finds.” Kane handed me a tablet. On the screen was a detailed map of James’s territories. “Donna Gerald, this is the first region you’ll be taking over.” I took the tablet, running my fingers across the land that had once cost me everything. “No,” I said, looking up at him. “This isn’t taking over. This is reclaiming.” Xavier’s fever eventually broke, but he remained silent. He didn’t talk or play. He just sat by the window, hugging his knees, staring into the distance.

she explained, picking the book up. “So I’ll look into the unbinding if you want to check that book about our mate bond.” she suggested. “Divide and conquer. An excellent strategy.” I nodded, picking up the mate book. I sighed, settling into the sofa starting to flip through the pages. This book was impressive. Not just the magic but the amount of research and effort that went into finding all this.

“I know she set me up but when I tried to tell Killian about it, he flared up. He— he believes her over me and that's all the more reason why I want out.” There's a beat of silence. “You want a divorce?” “Yes.” She looks terrified. “Why? I mean, he's worth an absolute mint.” I fight a laugh. I want to say that's your brother Jayna but I don't. “That’s the problem. He thinks I'm with him for his money. Nothing is the same now, Jayna. It's best we both move on.” The look on Jayna's face hurts me. I know she had always admired us, our union, love and all.

The kind that presses against your skin. Mara stopped walking. “We’re close.” Edward nodded, scanning the horizon. “The Divide begins just past that ridge.” I followed his gaze and felt my stomach twist. Beyond the ridge, the world seemed to split in two—a vast chasm cutting through the land like a wound. The edges burned faintly red, and strange motes of light drifted up from the depths. “That’s where the ritual has to happen,” he said. “It looks like it eats everything,” I murmured.

My mind replayed every fragment of my mother’s life over and over again. How she scrimped and saved to send me to college. How she stayed up all night caring for me when I was sick. How she stood up for me when I was bullied. As for me, I didn’t even get to see her one last time. After that, I returned calmly to Boston. I bought a plane ticket. I sorted through my assets and took care of everything that needed to be handled. Finally, I agreed to divorce Dante.

Tony says, handing me the book. "The biggest one was probably the one of the Fae Queen and Alpha. He always referred to it as the Great Divide. According to him it's what tore the entire magical species kingdoms apart. It's what ended up ruining the connection and leadership apart," Tony starts. The moment he says the Great Divide, a shiver runs down my spine. I can feel something stir in me in recognition, but the memories are out of my grasp. I can't explain it, but they're gone.

Not anymore. I had seen Charlotte for who she was. And now, I saw Victor just as clearly. One kept pressuring her to get divorced, over and over. The other kept giving in to every selfish, unreasonable demand. That told me everything I needed to know. I took a deep breath, lifted my eyes, and said calmly, "If you have something to say, say it here. And if we're talking about strangers, then right now, you're more of a stranger to me than anyone."