Novels by Sam Nixon

Blade’s POV:“I need to find the traitor, and I need to find them soon.” Blade whispered through gritted teeth as he began to walk through the estate.The moment he was about to get into full view of the entire estate. He stopped for a moment, then straightened his shoulders before stepping forward.The bright afternoon sun greeted him as he walked past a couple of guards manning their stations."Good afternoon." They all greeted him with a bow,Blade nodded casually at them. He walked past them with a straight expression on his face, but for just a split second, his eyes darted towards them. Searching, and seeking for any sign that could point to a spy.He found nothing. Blade frowned, he was just about to walk past them when a young wolf warrior hurried over to his side."Beta Blade,” he called out in a respectful tone, “Is the training at dawn tomorrow still happening?”Blade’s frown deepened, “Of course it is,” he answered, obviously offended, “None of you are slacking off, no mat

Blade’s POV:"A traitor?"Those words sounded far too strange for Blade. He was so shocked that the words left his lips before he could even stop them. Blade shook his head, his eyes directed straight at Damien. He was looking, searching for any sigh in Damien’s expression that this could be some kind of joke.He was looking for something, anything, even a smirk, or twitch would work. But no matter how hard he searched, he found nothing.The Alpha of Viscount Pack, and Blade’s best friend, stood in front of him with the same calm expression he wore before making the most important decisions of his life.“-we have a traitor in our midst.”Blade thought over Damien’s words once again before shaking his head. No, that wasn’t possible, that shouldn’t.“No,” Blade looked up and met Damien’s eyes, “There is no traitor in the pack.”His tone was firm, but it wasn’t filled with disbelief. No, Blade was pleading. The pack was the family, his, and the fact that anyone would ever try to betray th

Damien's POV:A traitor in my pack? How?After Nyssa had told me about her vision, the thought of there being a traitor in my midst refused to leave my mind. The thought of being betrayed by a pack member now echoed in every thought I had.Nyssa's vision had not frightened me because Adrian had killed me at the end. No, I did not fear death. Nor did I fear an attack from outside the walls of my pack.What I did fear though, was an attack from within, from my own wolves. Now that I knew what was going to happen, I was going to make sure it never did.I would never allow that, not now, not ever."Damien?" Nyssa's hesitant but soft voice gently pulled me back to the present.I blinked, realizing that I had once again gotten lost in my thoughts. We were still standing in the warehouse. And now that Lyra had left, the workers had all returned to their duties.Only a handful remained nearby. My mate looked up at me with furrowed brows and a tiny bit of concern in her eyes.“Are you okay?” sh

Lyra's POV:Lyra felt giddy.For the first time in months, she was so happy, she could not stop her grin.That look of shock on Nyssa's face was worth it. It had been worth every single humiliation she had suffered. Every night she had gone to bed with tears in her eyes, every rage she had ever felt.It was all worth it just to see that expression of shock on Nyssa’s face.Lyra felt so giddy that she nearly busted out laughing. She had expected Nyssa to hide back her emotions like she always did. And even with all the disrespectful tones and words she had been using ever since she showed up, Nyssa had not fallen for the bait, and the more silent Nyssa got, the more Lyra found herself losing patience.So, she had dropped the bombshell earlier than she had expected to. And she was glad she did. WThis felt like a victory. Even though it was small, it was still the very first victory Lyra had gotten from Nyssa from the night she changed. She kept her smug smile on her face for a couple mo

Nyssa's POV:Lyra? How? I shook my head, trying to clear my eyes, because for a brief moment, I genuinely thought I was imagining things, and she was some sort of hallucination. But after she kept on walking towards me, I was forced to accept the fact that she really was here. Lyra walked towards us with a surprising confidence in her steps.In just a couple of days, she had changed. There was something in her aura that wasn't there just a couple of days ago. She was wearing a navy business suit that fit her perfectly. She also had a leather briefcase tucked beneath one arm.My brows furrowed as I watched her get closer to us. I really had not expected that there would be a representative here, but even if I had expected it, Lyra would have been my very last guess. Her appearance wasn't just a surprise to me, it also startled Damien. I noticed him straightening up and getting ready to step closer to me. Through our bond, I felt a pulse of suspicion passing through him before it se

Nyssa's POV: .It had only been two days since the mating ceremony. Two days since I had become Luna Nyssa. And yet, in the span of so little time, a lot had changed. And the change had not just happened around me, it had also happened within me. The new, strange bond between Damien and I had only grown stronger over the past forty-eight hours. The more time we spent together, the more our bond depeened, and the more that happened, the closer we got. Now, I didn't even need to look at him to know what he was feeling. When I really put all my mind to it, I could even sense when he was concerned or amused. But my favourite feeling was the sense I got whenever he looked at me, it was a warmth so intense, that it was impossible not to smile in response.I currently sat across from him in the dining hall as we had breakfast. Compared to the feast we had during the ceremony, it was a simple breakfast. In fact, I had just realized that ever since we got mated, neither of us had ate muc

Sylas' POV:"Boss, we found him."The words echoed through the phone. And for a moment, I didn't move, breathe or think.Beside me, Vera must have heard him through the phone, because she had gone completely still.“What did you say?” I asked, as I felt my pulse begin to hammer hard against my ribs.It had taken months of chasing shadows, of dodging attacks and kidnappings. Months of watching Cassian smiling as he tried to take me down, and now, I had finally got him."Boss?" The commander's voice pulled me back. “I said, we have found him.”I sat up in bed immediately, and every single trace of exhaustion in my body vanished completely."Listen to me carefully." I started, my mind already spinning as I thought about what next I needed to do. “You are not to engage,” I ordered, my voice colder than I intended."Sir?" the commander’s tone was confused,"Do not engage," I repeated, “And do not let Cassian or any of his men know that they have been found.”The moment I said that, the com

Sylas' POVWith a frown on my face, I took out my phone and glanced down at the screen. It was a call from one of my field commanders. My frown deepened as I answered,"What is it?" I hissed,"Boss." His voice was low and urgent enough that I immediately knew that he had important news for me. "We've got movement," he continued before I could ask more.I straightened, and Vera stared at me with raised brows."What kind of movement?" I asked, a hint of hope rising within me,"Just like you ordered, we have been tracking around the area Cassian was last found in,”My grip tightened around the phone as I cut him off before he went off on a last tirade, "And?" I hissed, “What did you find?”"We have started tracking a couple of guys that we know are very close to Cassian,” he started, “I just called to tell you that we were getting very close.”For the first time all evening, something close to satisfaction began to stir up within me. The news was not enough to brighten my day. Vera had d

Sylas' POVIt took a long time for me to finish up, so by the time I left Gold Corp, night had already begun to settle slowly over the city. So, when I finally stepped out of the company doors, most people would have already gone home hours ago.But I wasn’t like most people. After all, most people didn’t have a murderous brother who was out to get them and destroy their entire empire.With a frown on my face, I loosened my tie as I walked up to the open back door of my car and stepped in. The moment I sat down and all the exhaustion left my body.All day, I had been thinking about Cassian, and even now, I could still see his smug face sitting across from my desk. I could even still hear his voice, and remember the arrogance in his tone.My jaw tightened, but at least now, I had hope. Because I had finally found a trail leading straight to him. And when I found him, all of this would end.One way or another, I was going to get rid of him.I spent the entire ride home in silence. Even

Sylas' POV:The moment the office door shut behind Cassian, my smile disappeared off my face, and so did every trace of satisfaction that I had felt.Now that Cassian was gone, I could actually think and process all that had just happened in the last few minutes. The reality of it all hit me at once, and I realized just how close I had come to death.My brother had walked into my company, walked right into my office, sat in my chair, and somehow, he had managed to do all of that with a straight face. And it wasn’t because he was strong. No, it was because my security had either failed, or had betrayed me.Either scenario was enough for me to go nuclear.My jaw tightened as my grip on the gun tightened. With a frown on my face, I looked down and stared at the gun for a couple of seconds before gently laying it down, then, with that same focused gaze, I reached for my phone and dialed a cell.The phone rang once before immediately connecting."Boss?" A man’s voice filled the room,"Cass

Sylas' POV:For the second time in less than ten minutes, my brother had managed to surprise me. A gun? Since when did Cassian carry a gun on his body? He had never been one who liked to get his hands dirty.I knew how hard it had been for my father to teach Cas how to use a gun. The fact that Cassian would even bring a gun with him was enough of a shock to stop me in my tracks.The shock only lasted a moment before it was wiped off my a boiling rage that began to rise up within me. How dare he? How dare Cassian pull a gun on me inside my own office? In my company and in my city?For a split second, I stared at the weapon pointed directly at my chest with rage in my eyes. Years of dealing with Cassian had taught me one thing: you were never supposed to react the way he expected you to.If you did that, then you were going to fall into his hands. So, instead of panicking, I just crossed my arms, looked up and stared right in his eyes as I slowly straightened my suit,"So, Cas, is this

Sylas' POVThe morning was great. I had woken up earlier with Vera in my hands and a smile on my face, and I just knew it was going to get even better.Well, I was wrong.I could sense that something was wrong when I had walked into the top floor, but I had been far too lost reminiscing about Vera to care about it. So, when I had walked into my office and spotted Cassian sitting in my chair, I had genuinely thought I was either seeing a ghost or having a hallucination.Because, quite frankly, those things made more sense than Cassian actually being in my office.He sat in my chair with an extravagant bearing and a warm smile on his face, as though he actually owned the place. I didn’t know what to think or feel as I came to terms with the fact that he was actually, finally in front of me.This was the man who had spent years turning himself into a cancer for everything our family had built over the years, the man who had kidnapped my wife and tried to tear my life apart.And yet, here

Lucien’s touch made her feel a spark within her that threatened to burn her world apart.His right hand cupped her cheeks as he got down on her, while his left hand slowly began to pull away her clothes. He did not speak, didn’t need to. The desire in his eyes was more than enough to convey what he wanted to do now.Just like Lucien, Aria’s eyes were filled with hunger, lust and desire. Her emotions told him that she still couldn’t believe that they were here.No matter what had been thrown at them, the couple had survived.Aria leaned in and planted her lips on his,Lucien’s hand moved down until it was just above her breast, then, he slowly began to fondle them.Their kiss dissolved from a spark into a raging wildfire.Even as Aria lost herself in him, her hand still moved down until they were holding his large cock, Lucien gasped.His tongue held hers as they kissed. This wasn’t a soft kiss. It was the kind that carried every unsaid word that had ever flickered through the mind, the

3 DAYS LATER!!!It had been three whole days since the fight had happened that had rocked the clawhold.3 days since what has now been called the massacre, three days since the Vine Clawhold had changed forever.In the middle of the throne room.Lucien sat on his throne, wine expertly in his hands, and Aria by his side.Sitting in one of the seats of the throne room was Elder Lance, and he was laughing.“Well, well, well, young man.” Lance chuckled, “I did not know you were that adventurous.”“Oh, I always was.” Lucien smirked, “Tell me, what was your most dangerous adventure, old man?”“Hey!” Lance called out with a smile, “Just because I no longer have a wolf, doesn’t give you the right to call me names.”It was a joke, one that Lance had repeated multiple times, mainly because it was the best way to push through the trauma he now felt.“Damn weavers,” he cursed under his breath,“Oh yes, Elder Lance,” Lucien replied with a frown, “Damn weavers.”“I still can’t believe that the capt

Aria blinked,“Rose!” she screamed, scrambling forward towards her friend.At the same time, her fingers twitched, she pulled in more of the weave than she ever had before, and sent it towards Silver.The bolt hit the woman and she stumbled back,For a moment, nothing happened, and then, she exploded.Her body blew up in a mix of gore, blood and bones.The shadow’s face had long gone blank, her fear was gone,In its place was grief.She stumbled to her feet, all fear drained from her mind. Right now, she couldn't care less if Lucien decided to end her life.What else did she have to live for?Her daughter was dead, her right arm was gone, her charges were dead. Her life had completely fallen apart. And she couldn’t even go back to the northern academy, because she knew that if she did that, she would be killed.In a very real sense, her life was over.Lucien stepped aside and let her pass.Her grief over her child was genuine, and he was not going to stop that.He was going to kill th

Aria frowned,The weavers had regrouped.They were no longer just content to flank her.No, this time they were doing something entirely different. Something she never knew was possible.She had not intended to kill the other weaver, especially as she knew that the lead weaver was Rose’s mother. But things had happened, and she wasn’t going to say she regretted it.No one was going to take her away from her mate. No one.The two weavers met, held hands and the strands of the weave around them began to glow and converge. For a moment, Aria blinked, shocked and puzzled at what they were doing, but it was only after a while that she realized they were forming runes.“You can do that?” she asked, shock and excitement flushing through her body,If this was any other time, she would actually be glad to have a weaver teacher. There were so many things she needed to know that she didn’t, but this was not any other time. This was hers.“Stop this,” Aria yelled, backing up.Her instincts flared

Lucien froze the moment he saw Elder Lance pull out the flask with the purple liquid.He immediately knew what it was, Wolf’s bane. Wolf’s bane was perhaps the most feared and also the most coveted herb in the world. While being a potent poison to wolves, it could also be processed into an even more potent amplifier,When it was made into the amplifier form, it tore the body apart and rebuilt it with such force and ferocity that most wolves died just from the pain alone.If that was the only problem with wolf’s bane, a lot of clawholds would have used it. But there was an even more severe side effect to using it, one that made it the last resort for any wolf.Anyone who used it would never be able to shift again once the transformation ends.In essence, it gave you a couple of minutes of unfiltered raw power, and then, you would lose your wolf.This time, when the amped-up form of the elder began to barrel towards him, Lucien lunged forward with the utmost seriousness. But it was alr

The Shadow’s POV: Eleanor, the shadow, moved like a shade. Being a shadow didn’t just mean being silent, it also meant being invisible.And right now, as she rushed through the Vine clawhold, she was a thought, silent, unseen, unpredictable.She pushed her control of the weave to the maximum, Gold and Silver ran beside her in a flanking position. They moved fast, but also made sure that their footsteps were not visible in the snow.When they reached the castle, a pang of fear rushed through Eleanor’s heart as she spotted the large number of wolves crowding across the now closed castle gates.She led her charges forward until they infiltrated the crowd. Very soon, they all got the information they wanted.Orion had walked inside the castle, and he had done so while being accompanied by an older alpha. None of the wolves knew who the alpha was, but the shadow did.She regrouped with Gold and Silver and the three of them immediately passed through a hidden ridge at the edge of the castl