The Wolf Spinner

The Wolf Spinner

last updateLast Updated : 2021-09-21
By:  Rosslyn Scott  Ongoing
Language: English
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Jack Goldsmith wants a mate. He is sick of being alone. Jack is the only wild wolf in the United Kingdom - Werewolf or otherwise. According to his father, he was an aberration, his mother died giving birth to him and his father had never forgiven him. Superstition was rife in the 1600s when he was born and he grew rapidly, not like the other children. Rumours spread of witchcraft, and though his father was caught, Jack escaped to live his life alone - until now. SaffronTalbot has inherited her grandmother's cottage in the wilds of the Yorkshire countryside. As an empath, Saffron Talbot is looking for a new life - and she is going to get it, but it's not the life she ever imagined. She's a nature-loving girl and the pressures of the city of London make her feel ill. The number of people, the buildings so close together, and the noises make her feel increasingly ill. If she dares go out, her headphones are clamped to her head and the darkest sun-glasses she can find cover her eyes. Her neighbours think she is the local weirdo when they see her marching along the street with her head down to avoid making contact. Moving to Yorkshire to the cottage her grandmother has left her will be the beginning of her life - in more ways than one.

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The Journey

The wind screamed, and the rain drummed a heavy metal tune on top of the Landrover. It was making more noise than the classical music coming from the radio. The weather was frightening, Saffron Talbot wanted to be inside, warm in the cottage. This road didn’t even have streetlights, not that she would have been able to see them because of the branches of the trees bending so low. Saffron leaned forward, clutching the steering wheel. She looked at her phone stuck to the windscreen. Was Doris the Sat Nav sending her in the right direction? Doris had been quiet for the last few miles. Her phone screen was black, no internet, no 4G, no nothing.“Great.”The road was straight, no turn offs she could see in the next ten yards, her headlights illuminated. Saffron turned the radio up all she could do was carry on and hope that the tree roots were long and well established. She was humming along to Beethoven’s 7th Symphony when rig

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Jazsime Angeles
Are you continuing this story when you've finished writing about Millie and her boys? Also is Ritchie getting his own story. Love the ways the characters from your other books interact and wonder will they be making an appearance in this colourful tale too, I think Saffy would like Millie, Ellie too
2022-01-20 17:54:29
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Jazsime Angeles
OK yet again am hooked on this wonderful story by an excellent author. That's all of her books in my library now ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
2021-03-17 18:23:29
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Crys
I love the book so far, like every thing else you’ve written so far ^_^ I can’t wait to see where it goes. I do have a question what happened to “Living with the CEO” (I was looking forward to reading that too).
2021-03-06 03:39:19
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Hazel Lowell
Well, after two chapters I’m completely hooked! I don’t think I’ve ever become so invested so quickly before. I LOVE all of the characters, they all feel so distinct already! Can’t wait to read more!
2021-02-24 07:49:55
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Mary Frazier
what is up with these shorty stories I want to read more of this one too
2021-03-05 03:15:54
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12 Chapters

The Journey

The wind screamed, and the rain drummed a heavy metal tune on top of the Landrover. It was making more noise than the classical music coming from the radio. The weather was frightening, Saffron Talbot wanted to be inside, warm in the cottage. This road didn’t even have streetlights, not that she would have been able to see them because of the branches of the trees bending so low. Saffron leaned forward, clutching the steering wheel. She looked at her phone stuck to the windscreen. Was Doris the Sat Nav sending her in the right direction? Doris had been quiet for the last few miles. Her phone screen was black, no internet, no 4G, no nothing.“Great.”The road was straight, no turn offs she could see in the next ten yards, her headlights illuminated. Saffron turned the radio up all she could do was carry on and hope that the tree roots were long and well established. She was humming along to Beethoven’s 7th Symphony when rig
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Jack and Silver

Jack Goldsmith squinted through his lashes and looked at the girl staring at him with wide blue eyes. She was gazing at his face and then her eyes widened even further as she looked at the rest of him, and her gaze turned into a scowl, and her skin turned the colour of pink summer roses. Bloody hell, women never scowled when they saw that part of his anatomy. Perhaps it was because he was as naked as the day he was born and lying on wet grass at the edge of the forest at ten o'clock on a wild, wet and windy night. She trembled over him, apologising that she had caught him with her Land Rover. Though, if he was honest, she hadn't knocked him over, but his wolf Silver.Jack checked in with Silver, who seemed to be fit, but the image he received was of the wolf with his paws over his eyes. It wasn't often he caught an apologetic stance from Silver. The car had just caught his back leg as he was belting
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The Past Emotions

Saffron looked out of the window and saw the man - he never even gave his name, and she was too upset to ask for it. It looked as if he was talking to someone. His hands were expressively waving around as he spoke. She couldn't see whom he was chatting to, but she imagined - knew it was her grandmother. She curled up on the sofa. There was something wrong, not that living with the ghost of your grandmother was in any way right, but Saffy had just realised that she couldn't feel him. Saffy wondered why she had not felt that man's emotions. Why? Had her empathic ability gone? Vanished in a puff of smoke, had her granny waved her magic wand? It was a relief if they had gone, for most of the time. Saffy wouldn't know how worried her married neighbour was over his girlfriend's pregnancy test or whether he could win his son's school fees back at
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1640 AD

England 1640The heat was searing, and the flames rose above the trees. Jack's eyes stung from the smoke, or was that from crying?He hid behind the men who had set fire to his home. He had a god-given talent for spinning in the dust, which made him invisible so no one could see him. None of the villagers knew that the young man they had tried to kill was standing behind them. He'd come home late, and once he saw the flames, he knew that he couldn't save his father. Though his Puritan father probably wouldn't have thanked him if he had.These men would pay, starting with the ringleader. A brutal man who had forced marriage on the prettiest girl in the village, and that was something else he would be paying for. Jack had heard some of the men in the village talking, and he crouched b
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The Dream

When Saffron opened her eyes the following day, there was a scowl on her face. She closed her eyes again, wondering if she could go back to the dream she had just awoken from, and what a dream that was.Saffy never remembered her dreams, but there was no way she was going to forget this one. It had played out like a blockbuster film starring Superheroes. Jack Goldsmith and a whopping giant-sized silver-coloured dog. Not so much Wolverine, more like the overall champion dog at Crufts dog show. It was a silly dream as Jack, and the dog seemed to merge into one. The animal was rolling around on his back on the lawn."Oh my God!" Saffron screwed her eyes up as she remembered, "No, oh no!" She could never un-see. Jack Goldsmith full frontal- again. Fuuck! She covered her eyes as if that would prevent her from remembering his incredible body. Powerful muscul
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Meeting Silver

“Meet your wolf?” Saffy raised a brow, “Really? Have you left him in the car? You know you shouldn’t do that. Dogs can get very overheated if left in cars. Please tell me you at least left the window open?”Jack let out a sigh and grimaced, “Not in the car. He wouldn’t fit in there.”“Oh, you must have left him in the garden then,” Saffy got up and looked through the window, “I can’t see him,” she said. “Perhaps he’s gone to find his friend. You know that girl with the little red hood and her granny.” If this idiot thought she would meet his ‘wolf’, he had another think coming. Perhaps he was into cosplay. There must be a group in the village. She knew members of cosplay groups got into their characters.
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Marius

Jack blocked Silver's mind talk. What the hell was that damn wolf thinking, leaving him wholly starkers and on top of Saffron. The poor girl would think he was a sex maniac, Though he couldn't help smirking at that thought. She had already seen him half-conscious and naked at the side of the road, and that was bad enough, but for Silver to leave him perched on top of Saffy and naked, that was unforgivable. He and Silver would be having a serious conversation later. Jack still wasn't in a good mood by the time he had driven home. It was quiet in the house, Clint would still be sleeping, and Edyth had gone home. He went into his office and, grabbing the scotch decanter, poured a large drink. It must be after five o'clock somewhere.  Jack turned his computer on and looked through his emails. N
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You must Believe.

Edyth Hargreaves walked up the path to Honora Talbot's back door. She had been friends with Nora for many years, and even when Nora physically died, Edyth still had conversations with her. Of course, it was not that unusual in this village. Many paranormal beings seemed to arrive here at some time or another. Some stayed and became part of the village, and the committee asked some to leave. Today, she would have a good chat with Saffron and put her right about a few things. Yes, this village was different, but the beings who lived here were looking for peace. They had lived their human lives as best they could, but things had gone wrong - in some cases drastically, and they ended up here with a second chance. Take Clint, for instance. He was a vampire. Now the only Vampire Edyth had seen Christopher Lee in the 1970s Hammer horror movies, oh and Peter Cushing. It was all capes and top hats and ethere
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Rugaria

"Missing?" Jack asked, "How do you know he's missing?" "He's not answering my call either in his mind or on the phone." Clint's eyes were red, his fangs were prominent, and his hands locked into fists. His death-like paleness showed through the St.Tropez, and he looked as if he was about to die again. "There is only one thing we can do; we have to go to Rugaria. It's the only way we can find out what's happened. Let me send a text to Edyth, and we can go. Is Liv still here?" Jack said as he sent a text to his housekeeper. Clint shook his head. "She left about an hour ago." Clint vanished for a minute, and when he returned to Jacks study, dressed as a poster boy for vampires, in his long black leather coat and leather trousers. Under the black leather stetson, his long black hair flowed over his should
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Learning the Craft

"Are you ready, Saffron?" Saffy nodded at her granny, sitting on the sofa- well, she was sort of ready. Saffy could see right through her, but she was getting used to her being around the house. They'd had long conversations about Saffron's abilities, and amazingly Saffy was good at spells; she found it easy to make fire with her fingers. Though that spell was reasonably straightforward, and as Granny said, it was marvellous for lighting the BBQ. Now though, she was on a different track in making things move to her command. She had practised on her own to command things, but to no avail. "I'm ready," she murmured. "Take a breath, and relax. Now, see the ribbon in your mind, it's a perfect heavenly blue, and it brings you peace and a feeling of joy when you look at that colour. It seems to quiver with
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