Wolf Hall Novels & Stories

They all looked so… hopeful of her. She tucked the precious flowers into her dress pocket, vowing to keep them as treasure. Somehow, it warmed her chest. ///// Inside the castle gate, Maya’s eyes roamed to every corner possible. It was true that the Werewolf Kingdom was not as lavish as Aurellia. Instead of marbled floors and gold crystal chandeliers, there were obsidian walls, exotic wooden furniture, and … a huge fig tree at the center of the capital.

It only takes two milligrams to kill a human. Her wolf died so she didn't have to. "Why do you smell like wolfsbane?" I screamed.

We were waiting for him to advance and attack again in order to strike. Kevin’s wolf wasn’t patient and came rushing at Thief. My wolf stood his ground and at the last minute, he moved to the side and out of the way. Kevin’s wolf collided with a rundown building with a loud thud and broke through the wall while yelping loudly. Thief turned and went through the hole in the wall after Kevin’s wolf.

he mumbled as he stared at the familiar face. Harold Hoghelswart was once the most renowned knight in all of Snowhill. He had retired after he had an injury at war that almost caused him his life. He was living well, owning a big mansion down at Gothrel where the rich and retired lived. He had lots of servants and many carriages and horses. Why then was he stealing one? Edward sighed. He looked at Harold's face and couldn't help but have this uneasy feeling inside of him. He wasn't sure if it was because of Harold's open eyes staring directly at him or if it was something else but he knew for sure that it was there.

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Something was wrong. I burst out of the mansion finding my way to the field where her voice came from, the sight before me freezing my blood. Ariel was on the floor, her body trembling violently, hands clawing at her throat as if trying to grasp air that wouldn’t come. Her lips were pale, her breaths shallow and ragged. Around her, several wolves stood frozen, their eyes wide with helplessness. None dared approach her. "What the hell are you all standing around for?!" My voice was a thunderous roar, but I didn’t wait for an answer.

“’Why does it hurt so much! Why do you have wolfsbane in you?’ What is he talking about?” “Oh, that’s nothing,” I grabbed my phone back from her. “She put her hands on her hips. “It’s obviously not nothing. Why did he think you had wolfsbane in you? Did you actually…?” “It’s not a big deal,” I replied. “I’m fine now.” “Dude! Wolfsbane? Wolfsbane!” She raised her voice. “You mean the only poison known to kill werewolves? The shit that’s a death sentence if any pack member’s found in possession of it?”

Neither impulse belonged in the answer she needed from him. “Then it is where you chose to send it,” he said. Valerian’s hand tightened beneath her knees. Karl saw it and kept his voice flat. “You heard her. Infirmary. Now.” Valerian didn’t move. Instead, he turned toward the delegates lined along the walls. “Let the courts record what happened here,” he said. “The wolves brought armed men into Whitecliff and spilled blood before every house present. They attempted to kill the last queen of Veyr.” The hall took the words in before anyone could stop them.

​The Last Hour of the Lie ​The Vault Club was not a finance house or a bar; it was a private, subterranean space beneath a defunct 18th-century bank vault in the City of London. It was the only place in the square mile designed to repel all forms of modern surveillance—a lead-lined, decommissioned fortress accessible only by fingerprint scan and built to withstand a siege. It was where the world's most guarded secrets were traded, and tonight, it was where our company's survival would be decided.

He hugged her tightly in greeting and then held her chair as she sat. Guillame watched as his granddaughters entered the room, one at a time. He saw Karen breeze in, a newly turned wolf with auburn hair. He'd never seen a wolf quite that color. She looked a little timid and seemed to almost run to her mate. Guillame smiled as she leaned into him for safety. When Sarah arrived he saw her longing gaze for her new mate. He could tell her wolf had just recently come out. He chuckled to himself at her mate's protectiveness from him of all people.