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Star Dust
Katherine Thomas
Chapter 1
There is only one planet that we know of that holds life. It is the Earth. Our home. However, there is a small percentage of the population that never lost their true parentage. They know where they really come from, and it isn’t Earth’s perfection. They are called to watch the stars. They can see the differences that the normal humans can’t see. They instinctively know they came from the heavens. They are the ones who call themselves the Seeds of the Stardust.
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The Rejected Curvy Luna Queen
The heart writhes. *"She'll unmake us."*
Eden's voice is raw. "Do it."
The dunes shudder. The sky peels back, green stars spilling through, their tendrils caressing the earth. The Thief's grin widens. "Oh, little storm. You didn't think *she* was the real enemy, did you?"
A tendril spears her chest, dissolving her into ash. The stars whisper, *"We've been waiting."*
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A Stolen Fate
A perfect place to search.
I tap the card against the desk, thinking. The loud ring of my phone startles me out of my thoughts. I look to see an unknown number. I hesitate for a second before answering.
"Alpha Miles Mondragon?" a gruff, unfamiliar voice asks.
"This is he."
"This is Gamma Thorne from the Redwood Pack. I am calling to inform you that a member of your pack, Roxy Chapman, has been admitted to our hospital. She was stabbed multiple times. Your number was the last one she called before she lost consciousness."
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The Ultimate Husband
She came out from under the table and shouted, "Who are you? You are so bold to steal food from here?"
Darryl was shocked speechless. Princess Dorothy was too impulsive. If she went out like this, would her whereabouts be exposed soon?
He murmured in his heart, and came out of the table with a helpless look on his face.
"Who are you?"
The thief was startled when he heard Princess Dorothy shouting. He almost jumped up from the ground. He looked back and forth between Darryl and Princess Dorothy.
Darryl and Princess Dorothy were also observing the thief.
It turned out that the thief was an old man with white hair and a long beard. He was in a grey robe and looked fat and kind. He did not show
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Brothers of Ash and Fire
My nightly craft is winged in white, a dragon of night-dark sea.
¨DAnne McCaffrey,?Dragonsong
Oh God, this is bad. This is so bad. I've committed a crime, and now I'm on the run with a jewel thief.
The thought kept racing through Piper's mind in an endless loop. Somehow this man had convinced her to help him steal the Cheapside hoard. All of it. How the hell had he done that?
He just looked into my eyes, and I went all gooey.
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Beware the Heart Thief
"You smell like sunshine. It's nice," Oliver muttered in a muffled voice.
My body went rigid, and my mind was a complete blank. He was at it again.
I cleared my throat and tried to sound authoritative. "Let me tell you something… This is a second kidnapping, and that's an extra charge. You'd better put me down right now, or when my cross-stitch kit arrives, I'll hang it right over your bed so you wake up to the majestic mountains every morning."
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The Alpha Who Rejected Me
Every breath felt like inhaling crushed glass.
Yet, my frozen fingers remained clamped tightly around the heavy, black velvet pouch tucked deep within my innermost tunic pocket. It didn't just contain the Starlight Quicksilver Jace had stolen. During my desperate flight through the Western palace, I had taken an even greater risk, infiltrating my father's private sanctuary to steal Supreme Alpha Richard’s personal royal crest stone—a jagged, obsidian relic pulsing with an eerie, hidden warmth.
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The Stolen Address
I thought that after this incident, he might finally learn his lesson and stop pulling this kind of stunt.
Unexpectedly, another delivery showed up outside my door that evening. I took it downstairs and tossed it into the trash along with the garbage from my apartment.
When I came back upstairs, Derek was once again standing outside my door arguing with a delivery driver.
The moment he saw me, he pointed a finger in my direction. "Was it you who stole my food? You pathetic freeloader. I caught you once at lunchtime, and now you've got the nerve to steal it again tonight?"
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The Golden Leaf
At each corner of the isolated reception, there were three guards, dressed as hotel staff but with their swords holstered on their belt.
But what shocked me the most was the man standing behind Zak and Rachel.
The taxi driver.
“Remember me?” he chuckled playfully.
I approached him slowly, with anger building up in my veins. My finger hovered over my watch, ready to bring my sword and shield to life. A menacing grin formed on the taxi driver’s face.
“I’m Drago Caracas, the President of Obsidian and it is I, the supreme ruler of this organisation, who has stolen your precious Golden Leaf.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
There’s something almost hypnotic about how 'The Stardust Thief' concludes its first installment. I found myself less concerned with whether every plot thread was neatly tied off—this is a planned trilogy, after all—and more captivated by the thematic resonance it achieves. The fate of the jinn, the shifting allegiances between Loulie and the Forty Thieves, and that final, uneasy alliance with the prince… it all circles back to the central question of what we trade for security versus freedom.
It doesn’t provide the clean, triumphant victory a standalone novel might. The cost of the journey is etched into the characters, leaving them in a morally ambiguous, politically fragile space. Some readers might crave more closure, but for me, the lack of a tidy bow made the world feel larger and more perilously real. The ending sits with you, posing questions about sacrifice and legacy rather than handing out easy answers.
Honestly, the last few pages, with their focus on the lingering magic in the desert and the characters’ quiet resolve, delivered a quieter, more reflective satisfaction than any grand battle could have.
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