All Chapters of The Immortal's Mate: Chapter 21 - Chapter 30

As the bitter cold of the late evening air whistled around him and a chill settled into his bones, Haldir knelt down on the peak of the rocky ridge that divides the glacier from the flat, desolate land of the tundra. He saw four human men walking back and forth in the small encampment and the black pickup truck Pete described coming up the road. That truck likely held Mitchell Riley and Haldir was saving that dirty bastard for last. Haldir nodded to himself as he thought things over and combed his fingers through his beard. The memory of Mory lying bleeding on the floor like

Mory"Riders approaching!" The Sentry announced Teddy and Agamori's arrival as they entered the town gates before the Lord Commander veered off to the stables as Teddy continued on to the castle up the hill. The afternoon sun cast long, eerie shadows on the ground making the whole medieval aura of the new world for her seem that much more mystical and strange. The whol

"Well, I best be getting back to the Woods soon before Jacob and Logan send a goddamn search party after my ass." Tessa pulled Mory closer as they walked arm in arm down the hall after breakfast. "I've never been gone overnight without one of them with me before. They're probably climbing the walls by now thinking I ran off with couple of new fellas. They don't trust me as far as they can throw me." Thinking back to the things she saw, Mory chewed on her lip and wrinkled her nose as she glanced at Tessa. She wasn't sure how Tessa was so forgiving of the things that have happened to her, it just seemed out of character from all the

Haldir's rough hand made a path through her sweaty skin as it slid up Mory's back and grabbed the nape of her neck. He loved his wife no matter how he looked at her but seeing her spread out on top of him this way made him feel especially primal and dominant.   Leaning over to brace herself against Haldir's thighs, Mory took her time and moved slowly, savoring every inch of him as his cock hit every wall inside her. Rolling her hips aga

“Good luck, boys.” Watching through the misty the window as the Riders made West for another skirmish, Mory rubbed away the cold, prickly feeling of dread from her arms. Seeing the blue glowing aura of the man jockeying towards danger, the mother in her offered her best wishes. “Be safe, Teddy. Come home soon.”  Somehow, Mory thought coming to a land full of immortal creatures