Twilight Quileute Novels & Stories

Riley says, making me laugh. “I doubt that, very seriously.” “Tallula,” Riley calls. Tallula is the first-born daughter of Thomas and Tula, one of the first sprite-werewolf mate bonds. “Yes, Lady Beta Riley. Oh, hello, Lady Luna Quinn. How are you?” “Tallula, can you tell Luna Quinn here who your favorite Guardian is?” Riley says and I watch as panic floods poor Tallula’s face. “Riley! You’re putting her on the spot, that’s not nice,” I say, seeing Tallula’s relief.

The thousands of wolves took a single, synchronized step back. I knelt beside the boy. He was foaming at the mouth, his eyes flickering between the new crimson and the old, dead black of the Coven. "The High Queen..." the boy wheezed, his voice sounding layered, as if a woman were speaking through his throat. "She... she is the salt in the wound... the cold in the bone..." "Elara, don't touch him!" Hala screamed from the terrace. But I was already reaching out. I pressed my hand to the boy’s chest, intending to use the marrow-light to purge the shadow.

Cole’s forehead creased into a tight knot as he watched me take the stage, his fists clenching at his sides. “Bring two sets of parchment and two iron quills,” Chloe ordered the attendants, a victorious smirk spreading across her face. I looked at the staff and corrected her. “Make them heavy bone quills. Double sets.” Chloe’s brows knitted together. “Are you planning to strike the dual-hand script, Doctor?” “Is that a problem for a Kinton Vice President?” I asked, gripping the first bone quill. “The dual-hand script requires a split consciousness,” Chloe stated, her voice rising so the crowd could hear. “Even Grand Mistress Emily Quinn spent a decade in the high mountains before she dared t

Her cloak swayed, twilight catching her grin, a warrior at peace. Pups gathered around Lila, their laughter bright, weaving lavender sprigs, their small hands steady, their voices a chorus of hope, the twilight catching their joy. Sam stepped to the pool’s edge, green eyes sweeping—Mara’s grin, Jasper’s jests, Lila’s scroll, pups’ sprigs, Cora’s calm, Kevin’s gaze. Her tattoo pulsed, Luna’s purr a call—Lead, Sam, vow! “Dawn Pack,” she said, voice clear, resonant, twilight casting her shadow gentle. “The Veil’s gone, its blood dust, our stones reborn. This glade, this crescent, our promise—to live, to love, to lead for those who come after.” Her tunic swayed, green eyes fierce, twilight catch

I rolled onto my side, clutching my bleeding shoulder. The wolf was there. He was pinned under a pile of rubble near the balcony, his fur matted with black blood. He let out a low, pained whimper. "The sun," Kaelor rasped. He pointed a trembling claw at the sky. The moon was moving. But it wasn't passing by. It was stopping. Right in the center. The violet twilight was turning into a permanent, frozen dark. "It’s not enough." Hecate stood up, her joints popping like dry wood. She looked at me, her face a mask of hatred. "The ritual is damaged, but the bridge is still open. I'll just take the child manually."

Emma watched a young couple strolling hand-in-hand down the beach, wishing she could experience that kind of innocent intimacy and connection. "The resort has a luau scheduled for tonight," Emma said at last. "We should go, try to act like an actual married couple instead of sworn enemies constantly at each other's throats." James shrugged noncommittally. Emma took that as a hesitant yes. As the sun set over the ocean, the luau came alive with tiki torches, hula dancers, and the primal beating of drums. Emma tried to lose herself in the revelry, downing one too many Mai Tais to dull her heartache. James avoided her, sticking to the fringes with a brooding scowl.

She used her magic in the room for too long and hasn’t slept enough. “Stop this quarreling, would you.” She shouted while massaging her temples. “Wooh, cranky,” Velmont says jokingly. Gertrude gave him a death glare. MEANWHILE… Alpha Qillalon in his wolf form made his way to Wendigo’s last known location, and he could sniff its rotten scent in the air. As he walks around the vicinity, he sees a pool of blood and flesh of what’s left of the animal it killed for dinner.

When the second body falls to her feet, she looks up at me, blood dripping down her chin, and her eyes slowly returning to her normal colours, though the red one only changes by a shade or two. “She’s a vampire?” We both turn to face the cell and I smirk at Xavier, “she’s a tribrid.” He scoffs, and all three of them shake their heads in disbelief. Aurora wipes the blood from her face with the back of her hand and glares at all of them. “I’m also your queen, so show me some fucking respect.” Fucking Nyx, she’s perfectly terrifying. Xavier’s pupils dilate in horror under her hardened gaze and the other two shrink back, avoiding her eyes.

The feeling of a hand sliding over the top of my foot made my breathing halt, and Dex seemed to pick up on it as he shook me slightly. “Ember?” A low wave splashed over my chin, the salty water coating my tongue before forcing itself down my throat. No. No. No. I couldn’t stop replaying the word in my head as the creature wrapped its hand around my ankle tightly. I knew exactly what it was about to do. Butterflies swarmed my stomach in terror and anticipation, but I couldn’t move to stop the invisible force. I couldn’t even scream. The trees across the lagoon began to vibrate, and I stared in awe as Queen Willow emerged from the shadows, Kade and a few other guards behind her. Their transluc

Alley said, trying to ease their worries. They both looked at each other, probably trying to figure out if we meant it or not. "We heard about a great white witch, we heard she is more reasonable and level headed and kind. Do you know where we can find her?" Angie asked, looking around. The smile that came to Alleys face could have broken it. "I think I know where to find her." Stephen said with a smile as he stood closer to Alley. "Oh now, let's not play that game. The woman you are looking for is right here. My name is Alley." Alley said, smiling. Shock registered on their faces and they quickly lowered their heads. "None of that, we don't treat others less than what we are here. You show