Novels by MAH

(Author’s POV)The sanctuary glowed faintly with ancient magic as Evelyn, Alex, and Alden gathered around the crystal pool. The air was thick with tension, every breath heavy with the weight of what they were about to attempt. The silence was broken by Alden’s calm, yet firm voice.“Creation magic isn’t something you summon lightly,” Alden began, pacing around the pool, his hybrid aura radiating power and wisdom.“It’s the magic of life itself, the purest form of energy. But it comes with a cost…Someone must willingly give a part of their life force to invoke it. It’s an act of creation…one life feeding another”.Evelyn sat beside the pool, her hands resting protectively over her growing bump. Her

(Author’s POV)Daimon paced back and forth in his throne room, his fists clenched tightly, and his eyes glowing red with fury. The once-grand chamber, now cracked and dim, echoed with his every step. The walls seemed to pulse with his anger, mirroring the chaos inside him.“How dare she!” Daimon roared, slamming his fist against the obsidian pillar beside him.The force caused a crack to splinter down its length. His mother's betrayal burned him like an unhealing wound. Her attack had left him weakened, and every passing day that he couldn’t regain his full strength felt like an eternity of humiliation.The shadows in the room twisted and writhed as his rage grew. The faint whispers of his loyal monsters filled the air, trembling at his outb

(Author’s POV)The portal closed behind them, leaving Evelyn and Alex standing in an unfamiliar part of Daimon’s realm. This was not the dark, oppressive fortress they had expected but a dense forest cloaked in eerie silence. Towering trees surrounded them, their twisted branches reaching out like skeletal arms, and the ground beneath their feet was covered in a thick, unnatural mist.Evelyn instinctively reached for Alex’s hand, her grip tight as she scanned their surroundings.“This doesn’t feel right” She whispered, her voice barely audible over the deafening silence. Alex’s eyes darted around, his body tense and ready to protect his mate at a moment’s notice.“It’s his realm,” He said, his voice low and cautious.“Nothing here will feel right. Stay close to me” Evelyn nodded, her free hand resting on her small bump as if shielding their child from th

(Alexander’s POV)The soft glow of the moon filtered through the curtains of our bedroom. Evelyn and I lay together on our bed. Evelyn rested her head on my chest. My arms were wrapped protectively around her, holding her close as though she might slip away.Neither of us spoke for a while, both lost in our thoughts. The events of the past weeks had taken our toll, but tonight, there was an odd calm between us, a silent understanding that we needed this moment before facing what lay ahead.Evelyn gently traced circles on my chest with her fingers, her small bump pressing against me.“Do you think… our baby can feel all of this?” She asked softly, her voice tinged with both wonder and sadness. I looked down at her, my expression a mix of lov

(Author’s POV)It has been a week since Evelyn fainted. She regained consciousness, but her body was pale and fragile, her once-bright eyes dulled from exhaustion and despair. She was advised by pack doctors to stay in bed for a few days because of her weakened immune system.Alex sat beside Evelyn’s bed, his heart breaking into a thousand pieces. He reached out and gently tucked a stray strand of hair behind her ear.“Evelyn,” He whispered, his voice trembling.“I’m so sorry. I should’ve protected you better” Evelyn turned her head slowly to look at him, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. Her voice, barely above a whisper, cracked as she spoke.“Alex

(Author’s POV)Over the next few days, Evelyn grew weaker. She struggled to keep up with the others, her steps slower, her voice softer. Everyone noticed, though no one dared say it outright.One evening, as she sat in the living room with Veronica and Kael, a sharp pain caused her to wince, her hand instinctively going to her stomach. Veronica noticed and frowned.“Evelyn, enough of this,” Veronica said firmly.“You’re not okay. Whatever is happening isn’t normal”.“It’s just the pregnancy” Evelyn replied weakly, trying to smile.“It’s not!” Kael said, his tone serious.