Briar R34 Novels & Stories

The creature followed after him, it extended its spiky Right arm like a projectile towards Baji ,hoping to impale him and it extended the left to grab a tree to propel himself forward. Baji avoided the right arm that wanted to impale him just in the nick of time as he turned but the creature slammed right into him as it propelled itself forward. The force at which it slammed against Baji sent him flying back and crashing out of the forests into a clearing. Baji winced in pain and coughed out blood but then he realized he was at the edge of a cliff, a cliff that led to a running River. Baji struggled to get up quickly before the creature came, but it was too late. The creature Came close and

I wasn't going to parade myself around like some fool in a sheet of black material. Just like the first two dresses,the third was also black.Unlike the other two,this one was a long dress reaching my ankles.There was a thigh-high slit by the side of the dress though.Then it wrapped around my chest nicely and tightly,like a bustier.Which was perfect because i didn't want my bra to show through.It also has a satin belt that rested nicely a little higher than my hips.I looked at the mirror but why i wasn't too impressed,i found it more acceptable.My boobs didn't look too huge and i actually looked a little sexy when i pushed my leg out the slit.

And standing before her, Rafael forces her to confront the most painful question of all: if he is guilty, why does her heart still choose him? Brinks — “She’s on the Edge” is a gripping modern dark romance of power, betrayal, and survival. It explores the fine line between love and destruction, and the cost of trusting someone who might be your undoing. Caught between vengeance and vulnerability, Diana McCoy is a woman pushed past her limits — and what she does next will change everything. *************

I had no idea how strong she was, but she had been strong enough to enchant me for weeks, but I didn’t think that she could be stronger than Kiran. I drove up the dirt road, and Raven turned toward me as she stood at the edge of the protective circle around the house. She looked at me and lifted her hand while her lips moved. I felt the Jeep brake and turn as it started to roll, and I hit my head against the door panel. I wasn’t wearing my seatbelt and I tumbled about as the Jeep rolled into the forest and slammed to a stop against two trees.

Deciding that it was better to ask forgiveness than permission, I move inside and creep toward the back hallway, where I can only assume Brielle’s room is, but when I reach it, I stop dead in my tracks as the sounds of moaning reach me. “Whose are you?” A deep, gruff voice asks. “Tell me, little songbird.” “Yours,” Brielle moans, causing my insides to churn. “Then why did you go out with another man?” He pushes. “How is that proving that you are mine and mine alone?” “I made a mistake!” She gasps as squelching sounds erupt. “I’m sorry.” What the fuck was this? Some kink of hers? I didn’t know, but I wasn’t going to stick around to find out.

He was so close I could smell expensive tobacco, rain, and a raw, heavy musk that made my pulse hammer in my throat. "I'm Franco," he murmured, his gaze dropping to my mouth. "And I think Lyle just made the biggest mistake of his pathetic life. He thinks he broke you. I think he just let you off the leash." The heat radiating off his body was a physical weight. I had just lost my husband, but standing this close to Franco, the only thing I felt was a sudden, violent ache between my thighs. He held out a heavy, matte black invitation. "The Apex Bloom. It's a survival game for the elite. The prize is a billion pounds. But it doesn't reward beauty, Lolita. It rewards the hunger of a woman who h

Briar Hale knelt before three hundred witnesses and watched her fated mate reject her for the one thing she could never change. Too heavy. Too much. Not built for a throne. What Alpha Prince Ronan Ashguard did not say was the truth: a blood oath forced his hand, and the alternative was watching his own mother destroy her. Briar does not wait around to find out. She walks into the arms of a rival Alpha who sees her Ironback strength as a gift, not a flaw, and builds a life on land that was never meant to want her. But a rejected bond does not die quietly. It claws back through both of them, one broken rule at a time, while a war neither chose creeps closer to the one thing they still sh

He cut the call without another word. THE BRATVA'S EMPIRE The iron gates of the Bratva’s Empire loomed ahead, black and towering, the Morozov crest carved into steel. Armed guards stood at each side, rifles in their hands, faces blank masks. As Mikhail’s car rolled closer, the beams of its headlights caught the silver edge of their weapons. The gates creaked open with deliberate slowness, metal groaning as though even the compound itself acknowledged the weight of who was arriving.

How can I let it go like this? The bastard who hurt her is going to be dead soon. Eventually, a week after, Brayden Marshall was beheaded by Prince Rhyker.

Raina lightly coughed into her fist and said, “Well… how should I put it? You know I can’t afford to pay for the damage, and the pavilion getting smashed—well, I was involved…” A trace of irritation crossed Briar’s face. The veins at his temple twitched, but he restrained himself and didn’t lash out. He merely repeated, “Why are you apologizing for him?” Raina didn’t want to answer, but Briar clearly wouldn’t let it go. She knew he seemed indifferent to everything, like a man with a heart of stone. But once he was fixated on something, he needed closure—nothing and no one could stop him. It was a bit awkward, really.