Where To Start Fate Series Novels & Stories

It took less than a minute for the Alpha couple to take the hint, and with laughter and a lot of love, they phased into their wolves, and the race was on to see who could make it home first. This concludes the first three books in the Fated series. The second installment "In my brother's shadow" will be up on Good Novel at the end of December. The following pages are excerpts from my books telling Adrastas's story in the fire and ice trilogy. And Braxtons story in His Achilles heel. Happy reading!

Build a public playground, fix some schools which are in need, and many more. Arissa exhaled heavily. She knows that her foster mom would never ask her to support the orphanage anymore but still, she feels a burden deep inside her heart to help them out. Whatever and whenever she was able to do, she would do it. “Arissa…” “Yes?” “Come here….” “Sure..” She runs lightly to Vika and ready to fulfill her first assignment. …………………………………………………………………………………………… “Next… “ “Yes…holddd….” “Good….Keep pose…..”

Chapter 7: The Invisible Threads The ethereal realm of fate seemed to tighten its grip, weaving an intricate web that drew Adrian and Seraphina inexorably closer with each passing moment. Despite their best efforts to maintain a distance, the mysterious pull between them intensified, its invisible threads weaving a tapestry of destiny that neither could fully comprehend nor resist.

I started to look at life in a different but positive perspective. I then thought that everything I went through in life is on my fate. I need to get hurt physically and emotionally for me to appreciate what is good in my life now. After I gave birth to what I can call blessings, I've been considering fate as what really made me today. It is my fate to be born on this world as the daughter of my mom and also my fate to crossed path with Jace.

Seventeen - Daniel King's POV – (Ringtone playing) (Callalily- Stars) (A picture of you reminds me how the years have gone so lonely–) I heard my favorite song playing. It made my eyes slowly opened. I carefully sat on my bed, feels like my body is too heavy to move, and squeezed my eyes for a few times. I swivel my head to find where the song came from. I'm sure it’s here somewhere since I never bring my cellphone during school days.

When Madeline started school, I enrolled alongside her. After a year of hard study, both Madeline and I were accepted into top colleges. There, Madeline successfully began dating the boy she liked. She hugged me and cried. “Emma, without you, I wouldn’t have even dared to dream of this.” We spent another year in college. Meanwhile, Mark seized the momentum of the times. In just one year, he rose from the richest man in town to the richest man in the city. When I returned home during the holidays, before I even had the chance to see Mark, I ran into Lily.

I move before I can change my mind—out the front door, past the heavy iron gates, without looking back. I’m not a teenager in a bad romance movie. I have money. I have options. I have a life outside of this… whatever this is. I’ll start over. I’ll start somewhere new. I want to outrun the death that’s been breathing down my neck ever since I woke up at that altar. I want to escape the poison Barbara fed me, and the cold, grey eyes of the man I’m accidentally starting to think too much of.

It was also because what she stole had always been my destiny to begin with. I looked up at him and smiled lightly. "Then how do you plan to make it up to me?" Jonah curved his lips and pulled me into his arms. "With a lifetime. Is that enough?" Jonah gave me a grand wedding. The moment he held my hand was the first time since my rebirth that I truly felt alive. On the wedding day, I saw my parents. Their eyes were red as they reached out with trembling hands, trying to grab mine. My gaze, however, was cold.

“A poor drunk, slaughtered in neutral territory. They’ll panic.” I knelt again, dipping a fingertip into his blood. “A body on the border. That’s all it takes.” And then came the real smile, carved with cruelty. “This is how wars begin.” I rose, brushing my hands off on my coat like it was just another night’s work. My gaze lifted toward the darkness beyond the trees — where two ancient clans slept, unaware that the first blow had already been struck. “Let them tear each other apart,” I whispered. “While I watch from the shadows.”

Thoughts flood my mind like a tidal wave. Keagen, Noah, and Sophie’s first day at school… Their first kisses… Starting big school… Keagen meeting her mate… All the birthdays I’ll miss… The hugs I won’t give after nightmares… The way they make me laugh with their wild, spunky little personalities… Watching them graduate… One of them becoming Alpha… another becoming Luna… Their wedding days… The list spirals endlessly—until one thought slams into me so hard it jolts me back into the present.