Vlad Book Novels & Stories

Kelly was a perpetual sucker for historical fiction and dark romance. On the organized reading table were more books, a cute DIY pen cup holder, a maths set, and random glittery red hearts and stars stickers on the table as well as the portion of the wall it occupied. Of all the little table items, the only thing that snatched more of Gianna's attention was a book inscribed The Vladimirs And The Way Forward Pt.1. Curiosity getting the best of her, she trailed a finger along the rough handwritten words. "Sorry I took a minute longer." The sudden voice made Gianna retract her fingers like the book suddenly burned.

All this, to pass through his chambers, in which he roamed them, in which they sought out forbidden secrets in his quest for power, in which Tsuki in turn undoes all traps, in which other mages who stumbled upon these traps were turned into notice. As he didn't have to worry about every single one of them, entering temples where there was once a well-kept secret, he took them with him on nothing more than he could say about strange magic. It was common to find notes in Vandokar cults serving as guardians or jesters, as well as spies for Vandokar himself, who could always see through their only eyes. Many scholars believed that Vandokar was the original author of The Book of Vile Darkness, in

“You don’t have to do this for us boy.” “Yes, with your power you should be able to escape them. Just run away.” “You don't have to protect us. It's our job to protect you. Now leave us and save yourself.” Colin ignored the villagers. Vlad looked at him with a smirk and simply nodded. “Your nod is not enough. I need something more to believe you,” Colin said. “Bring the oath book.” One of the purple cloaked figures brought the oath book to Vlad. It was a simple leather-bound book with a red gemstone in the middle. Vlad casually placed his hand over the book. The gemstone pulsed with energy.

Jake’s POV I went to see the Alpha King about the man and the girl. It was probably a stupid thing to do. I wanted to get back into his good books and if he didn’t know about these two, it might pave my way. He was sitting in the library, perusing a great tome concerning wildlife, or so it seemed. Actually, underneath that, was a book about Vlad the Impaler. I misread the last word and made a crass remark which he might have expected about antelopes not being readily available in the States other than pronghorns.

Confused, I began flipping the pages only to find nothing but an empty pages, a thick empty book. “It was told by the librarians that only the Helsings can read their books. One of the many reasons on why they were exiled because of their secrecy. “ It was Count Vlad, silently revealing himself from the shadows. “I…thought you already left…” “I changed my mind, Lady Sol. You are quite interesting.” I shrunk on my seat when his height towered me even with the pile of books and the table between us. “If you are really a Helsing, then maybe, you can read this..”

On my way, I asked Raphael to send some men to that place to check on Count Vlad. Once I reach my room, I head straight to my shelf and get the book; I took a seat on the couch and started going through it. A couple of entries talk about sacrifice and full moon, how a traitor would kill his love. It was disgusting. It has intrigued me to know who the fucker is. But there weren’t too many clues but the letter ‘N.’

' Vic asked. < Complete the special Quest > < Discover what's hidden beyond the mountain > "Beyond the mountain! Beyond the mountain!!" Vic said as he stood up from where he was. Spiro was getting crazy, he didn't understand all what was happening. He just saw Vic standing up and moving towards a corner of the mountain. It was like he was being controlled by something, he was moving like a zombie who is after a human. < Vampdragon Eyes activated > Vic didn't know but he felt something drawing him to a place. He got to the place and as he lifted up his eyes, he saw something we could call an inscribed writing on the wall. It was written in some language.

***TRIGGER WARNING: Up until now, this story has been fairly tame. From this point forward, Wolfblood takes a dark turn. For those who read the first book of the series, Wolfbane, this book is much darker and deals with more serious, real-world issues. If you prefer light-hearted romances without violence, I advise you not to continue. If, however, you enjoy thrilling werewolf romance novels, please continue with Wolfblood! I promise it's worth the ride.***

“Hand over the Goddess, and I’ll allow you to walk away with your life.” “Not happening,” Alpha Kai shakes his head. “Tell me what you need from my mate, and we might just come to a compromise.” Vladimir laughs, crossing his bulging arms over his chest. “What makes you think I’m here to compromise? I’ve come for what’s rightfully mine, brother.” “My dynasty was earned through blood rite. You have no rightful claim here; I am the eldest Volkov!” Alpha Kai bellows, then storms towards Vladimir. “You’re making a mistake, brother,” Vladimir roars as he dodges Alpha Kai’s blows, meeting them with even deadlier intent. “Give me what I need before I am forced to take it!”

His eyes flicked to Cole and it seemed intentional as he said, “And so do I.” Hailey peeked at me and waved her fingers, her anxious eyes darting toward Cole. ‘Bye, Violet.’ Check out my new book CAGED- A Dark Billionaire Captive Romance and BRIDE TO BE. @Gupta