Unchained Novels & Stories

The force hits all three of us at once. The ground cracks beneath their feet. The fracture pulses wildly. For a second, it feels like we’re winning. Like I’m being pulled back. Hope flares. Then something shifts. Inside me. The connection snaps tighter. Not pulling me. Locking me. The force reverses. Violent. Explosive. Josh’s grip slips first. “Damn it,” he curses as he stumbles back a step. Mark holds on. Barely. “Rissa!” “I’m trying!”

I badly needed a new pair as soon as possible but I know my bankroll for the month can't take it. I slammed my door in frustration and just immediately, a part of my ceiling fell right on me. Great. I didn't have any energy left to think about him tonight. I had bigger problems and a man wasn't on my bingo cart this year. GEORGE The wind whipped through my hair as I leaned against the railing of my penthouse balcony. It is a lovely night today, air cool,night calm and all I can think of is Her, as I watched the busyness of cars and people walking on the street.

Masuzyo I felt the moment my pack members renounced me as their Alpha. I was in my room, still recovering from Dimitri nearly ripping my throat out on the mountain. Lidia has been nursing me back to health, bringing me food and feeding me while I recover. I still can’t eat solid foods because Alrik hasn’t been able to completely heal my throat. So Lidia is feeding me a hearty soup when I feel my tether to nearly a quarter of my pack snap.

But now… that dream seemed like a distant memory, slipping further away with each passing moment. Tears streamed down my face as I tugged and pulled at the cold chain that now bound me, but it was useless. The metal didn’t give, and with every desperate attempt to free myself, my hands only grew more bruised. My chest tightened with the suffocating weight of it all, the overwhelming sense of powerlessness threatening to drown me. The sobs came in ragged gasps, my body shaking violently as the tears blurred my vision. This was too much—too far. He couldn’t do this. He couldn’t chain me up like I was some animal.