Web Of Lies Book Novels & Stories

My body had moved while my mind spun in circles, trying to process what we'd seen. I started pulling books. Old bloodlines. Forbidden magics. Ancient pack laws. Anything that might give me answers about what Lira was. What the triple mark meant. Whether there was any way to— To what? Save her? Break the curse? Prove she wasn't the monster everyone said she was? She lied to you, a voice in my head whispered. For months. Every day, every night, every touch—all of it built on deception. I shoved the thought away and opened the first book.

And that lie would only be the first in a long, long line of lies to come. She’d have to lie about her marriage, of course, and her whole life in New York, and what was happening with her ex now. She’d have to lie about anything and everything that could link her to that goddamn mess that Wilbur was in and which she’d fought so hard to extricate herself from. It would be lie upon lie; lie after lie. It would be a tower of lies and it would just be a matter of time before it collapsed around her, crushing her under the weight of her own deception.

On the day Selene Ashwood is meant to become Luna, the woman who once destroyed her life returns covered in blood, and with a single lie that shatters everything. Branded the daughter of a traitor since childhood, Selene has spent her life fighting for a place in the Moonfang Pack. When the Moon Goddess reveals Kael Draven, the future Alpha, as her fated mate, she dares to believe her darkest days are finally over. But when Kael's former lover accuses Selene of kidnapping and torture, the evidence is impossible to ignore, and the man who once swore to protect her chooses doubt over love. Imprisoned, betrayed, and hunted as a fugitive, Selene uncovers a secret capable of destroying ever

Her mother paused, her gaze falling to the book. “What's that you're reading?” She asked casually, acting as though she didn't see Aria trying to hide it. “It's nothing… just some book I found in the school's library.” Aria lied. Her mother could see through her awkward smiles that she was lying so she asked again. “Why are you hiding it behind you if it's just some book?” The question hung in the air as Aria looked from the book to her mother and back to the book. “Reflex action I guess? I had to sneak it in my bag and bring it home. Students are going crazy mad about it right now because it's about the first wolves the moon goddess sent to the realm.” Another lie…

Ethan said a matter-of-factly as he pointed out the book he was currently holding in his hand. Titania felt like the blood inside her body was boiling due to extreme anger. 'This is a big lie. They are slandering us, werewolves. They don't have proof, and they have not seen a werewolf eating a human heart!' 'But here they are, preaching and teaching the younger ones a big lie! They even made a book about their lies! Pesky humans!' If Titania could transform, then she might have already transformed in her werewolf form and show them that what was written in that book was not true at all.

And lately, every time I thought of her, another shadow crept in, Aria. I didn’t know which was worse: the guilt that I still let Aria get under my skin, or the fact that with her, everything felt wrong now. Off. Like someone had replaced the air between us with something too thick to breathe. The book slipped lower in my hands. I rubbed my temples, trying to shut down the swirl in my head. This wasn’t just about Alina, or Aria, or even me, it was about the web of lies and truths I couldn’t untangle anymore. And under all of that… there was Vito, claiming to be my father.

Not anymore. “I’m not leaving you,” Stefan continued, his voice firm. “Not without you understanding the truth. Not until you see the truth about us.” I swallowed hard, the reality of the situation crashing down on me like a wave. I couldn’t breathe. I couldn’t think. I was drowning, sinking deeper and deeper into a world that wasn’t mine, and yet, I couldn’t find a way to escape. And just like that, I realized that maybe I didn’t want to escape. Maybe I wanted to believe his lies, to give in to his control, because it was easier than fighting.

His voice was filled with anguish and bitterness. “No matter how much I messed up in the past, I have never been unfaithful to Bonnie. I have never been with another woman. “You manipulated me with your lies and clouded my judgment until I pushed her away. I hate myself for not seeing through your games sooner!” Casen’s emotions spiraled. “If you hadn’t tricked me into going to Sicily, I could’ve spent a lovely Valentine’s Day with her. If it weren’t for you, Bonnie would still be here!”