Lilith Unleashed Novels & Stories

"I'll occupy her until the eclipse. When it starts, I can hold her back but not halt her. You have to strike at the instant that her two halves are in alignment. Kill the reflection before she merges with me. And take back your wings, for it is the key to your power that opens the Archai Weapon, like right now. If you retrieve it, she will have less chances to merge with me and awaken Na'ara." Chaos scowled. "And you?" Her smile was soft, nearly human. "If she falls, I fall. That is the cost." Allistair moved forward. "You're doing this for us even aware of that?" Lilith nodded once. "Because destruction is not what I desired. Only freedom. And if she comes back, no one will be free, not eve

I pulled her into my nose, tracing the column of her neck as I inhaled her sweet scent. "You can lie to me all you want, Poison, but your body speaks the truth. You can hardly think straight, let alone actually fight me off. The fear has paralyzed you and made you weak, and I can't wait to play. You owe me since our last encounter was cut short. Let's see how prettily you scream for me once I have you strapped to a chair, bleeding before me, Nightshade." I spun around, dragging Lilith behind me, my hand still twisted in her hair, forcing her to follow or be dragged behind me. A yell tore from her lips as she clawed at my hands, her nails digging into my arm, her legs kicking as she thrashed

Might as well have some fun. “Okay, so how about you be a gentleman and let me light one with whatever magic you used.” This chick has a mouth. I almost smirk. I turn around and blink a few times when I realize it’s Lilith. Fuck me. She looks a lot hotter up close. She has just enough makeup to make her features stick out. Her eyes are so blue they remind me of sapphires. And her mouth is in a pout that makes me want to claim it for my own. And that body, I want to know what it tastes like.

Lilith raised a hand, and every warrior present dropped to their knees, gasping, clutching their heads. Except me. I stared at her. She tilted her head, as if seeing me for the first time. “Curious. The moon has favored you… and cursed you.” “What do you want?” I asked, heart hammering. “A choice,” she said. “Surrender your light, and I’ll spare your bloodline.” I stepped forward, ignoring Evan’s warning growl behind me. “You don’t scare me.” “You should be terrified.” For a split second, her eyes glowed beneath the mask, ancient, endless, devouring. The mask cracked slightly, and I saw the barest glimpse of her face beneath.

Still, we push forward. My body burns with energy. I can feel my powers simmering under my skin, waiting to be unleashed. Then—Lilith appears. She drops from the shadows like a blade, landing in front of us with a smile too calm for the madness around her. “Well,” she says. “I hoped you’d come.” “Get out of our way,” I growl, fur bristling. She only laughs. “Oh, Kaida. You still don’t understand.” She flicks her hand. A pulse of green energy slams into us. I brace, but it hits hard, knocking several of us off our feet.

Her Luna command laced her words, demanding the truth. Lilith’s anguished struggle to hold back the truth ended in vain as tears streamed down her face. She fought against the restraints, desperately trying to break free, but Kat’s firm grip on her hair kept her in place. “I... I can’t,” Lilith murmured, her voice choked with emotion. And then, in a shocking turn of events, a glass bottle shattered, and Lilith collapsed to the ground in an instant. “What the fuck?” Alpha Killin murmured in shock, his instincts driving him into action. Sean and he rushed to Lilith’s side.

Lilith hadn’t liked it when things were tedious. She had been through the gate before. She remembered the searing heat along with the pain of betrayal and abandonment. She still felt the searing heat, the kind of which could never be found elsewhere. This time she felt the triumph of success and the lure of freedom. It lasted only seconds but felt like days before she stumbled into the blissfully cold floors of a basement. She lied on the ground and closed her eyes, a sob stuck in her throat and wanting to escape. She did it. She was free. Her skin was charred black and all hair was gone but she had never felt better.

“You think I’d betray the only home I’ve ever had? Betray you?” For a heartbeat, something flickered in Asher’s gaze—doubt, maybe. Pain. Selene’s hand clamped his shoulder. “The pack needs strength now, Asher. Not sentiment.” He closed his eyes. “Lila Hart,” he said, the name sounding foreign on his tongue, “you are hereby banished from Shadowmoon territory. If you return, you will be executed on sight.” The scream that tore from Lila’s throat was feral, raw. “Asher, please! Don’t do this!” She lunged, but the warriors wrenched her back. Her nails ripped on the stone floor. “They’re lying to you! Can’t you see it?!”

She leapt toward Malik, hands outstretched, trying to seduce him with her power, with history, with the memory of what they once shared. Malik’s shadow shifted, a wall between them. “Step back,” he growled. I felt it — the sting again, but now it twisted into fire. This time, I didn’t hesitate. I reached out, palms forward, and the air itself responded. Shadows, molten fire, and obsidian shards coiled around me. A pulse of energy shot forward, forming a barrier that slammed Lilith backward. She stumbled, surprised — and for the first time, I saw doubt flicker in her silver eyes.