Novels by Idayat Elizabeth

The pack grounds were a war zone. The air was thick with the scent of blood and the sounds of battle: growls, snarls, and the brutal clash of bodies. Damian fought at the front line, his wolf form a blur of motion as he tore through the rogue wolves with relentless precision. Every movement was calculated, every strike purposeful. But despite the pack’s fierce defense, the rogues were unrelenting, and the battle raged on.Kyla watched from the safety of the pack house, her heart pounding as she tried to keep her composure. She had promised Damian she would stay inside, but every instinct screamed at her to be out there, helping to defend her pack. She felt trapped, powerless as she watched the wolves she cared about risk their lives.Through the window, Kyla could see Damian fighting with incredible strength and speed, his wolf form a force of nature. But even from a distance, she could sense the toll the battle was taking on him. The rogues kept coming, wave after wave, and the pack

The day began in an unsettling calm. The pack had spent weeks preparing for Vance’s inevitable attack, yet as the sun climbed higher in the sky, the eerie silence only heightened their anxiety. Kyla stood at the window of the pack house, her gaze fixed on the distant treeline. The forest seemed still, too still. Beside her, Damian studied the horizon, his body tense and ready for action.The pack grounds were bustling with activity. Warriors were stationed at strategic points along the perimeter, and the younger wolves had been assigned to protect the elders and the children in the underground shelters. Everyone was on high alert, waiting for the first sign of danger.“Kyla,” Damian said softly, pulling her attention away from the window. His voice was calm, but she could hear the underlying tension. “I need you to stay inside today. No matter what happens, promise me you’ll stay here.”Kyla looked up at him, her heart pounding. “Damian, I want to help. I can’t just sit here while eve

The moon hung high in the night sky as Kyla sat on the porch of the pack house, her thoughts swirling like the wind through the trees. Inside, the pack leaders were still debating the situation. The revelation that someone in the pack might have betrayed them left a bitter taste in her mouth. Trust was already fragile after Asher’s unexpected return, and now this added another layer of uncertainty.Damian had taken charge, interrogating the warriors and leaders who had known about the mission, but so far, they had found nothing. Everyone claimed innocence, and the tension in the air had only grown thicker.Kyla’s hand instinctively rested on her belly as she stared out into the darkness. The medallion, now safely hidden in her room, pulsed with an energy she could still feel. The responsibility of protecting the artifact weighed heavily on her shoulders, and the fear of what could happen if it fell into the wrong hands kept her awake at night.Footsteps behind her broke the silence, a

The fight in the forest was fierce, but Damian and the pack warriors managed to fend off the rogues long enough for them to retreat. Kyla stood in the aftermath, her heart still racing as she tried to catch her breath. The medallion was still safe in her bag, but she couldn’t shake the feeling that they were being watched.Damian approached her, his face etched with concern. “Are you sure you are okay?”Kyla nodded, though her hands were still shaking in fear and anxiety. “I’m fine. But we need to get out of here. Those rogues might come back with reinforcements.”Damian nodded in agreement. “We will head back right away to the pack and figure out our next move.”As they made their way back through the deep forest, Kyla couldn’t help but feel uneasy. The attack had been too well-timed, almost as if the rogues had known exactly where they would be. But how could they have known? Only a few members of the pack had been privy to the details of their mission, and Kyla had trusted them all

The morning was crisp, with a thin layer of mist hanging over the pack’s territory. Kyla stood at the edge of the forest, staring into the thick trees that stretched far beyond what the eye could see. She could feel the weight of the task ahead pressing down on her. The search for the artifact had begun, and failure was not an option.Damian stood beside her, his hazel eyes scanning the treeline. Behind them, a small group of the pack’s best warriors were preparing for the journey. Each of them had been handpicked by Damian for their loyalty and skill. They were all aware of the dangers that awaited them, but none of them wavered.Kyla took a deep breath and looked up at Damian. “Are you sure we’re ready for this?”Damian nodded, though the lines of worry on his face told her that he was just as uncertain as she was. “We don’t have a choice, Kyla. We need to find that artifact before Vance does. It’s the only way to protect the pack.”Kyla nodded, her hand instinctively resting on her

The room was still buzzing with nervous energy as Damian, Asher, and the pack’s top warriors gathered to discuss their next steps. Kyla stood near the door, feeling the weight of the room’s tension. She could see the distrust in the eyes of the pack members as they watched Asher closely. Despite his offer to help, the memories of his betrayal were still fresh in everyone’s minds.As the meeting continued, whispers broke out among the warriors. Some of them openly questioned Asher’s loyalty, and Kyla could hear fragments of their conversations.“Can we really trust him? After what he did to Kyla?”“What if he’s just using us to save his own skin?”“He’s dangerous. We should be careful.”Kyla’s stomach tightened as she listened to their doubts. She understood their concerns—Asher had hurt her more than anyone else. But she also knew that they couldn’t afford to let mistrust tear them apart when they were facing such a powerful enemy.Damian, sensing the growing unrest, raised his hand t