Category: A Gift from the Goddess by Dawn Rosewood

The cells were cold, damp and dingy, with little amenities. Only a bed, toilet and basin were given to me, a single blanket being the only thing to warm myself. There was minimal space, each cell having three stone walls and bars along the wall where the door was. Seven days had now passed and so today, finally, I was set to stand trial before the pack for my alleged […]

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An all-out fight broke loose causing mass panic to ensue inside the meeting room. Everyone quickly jumped to their feet to make as much distance as possible between themselves and the fight, but there wasn’t much space to work with. Before long, snarling and snapping were the only noises heard coming from my father’s wolf as Aleric fought him off in his human form. “Brayden!” Aleric yelled finally, huffing from […]

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A shiver went down my spine. I knew this expression well. …He was furious at me. I immediately tried to back away from him but I knew it was too late. He strode up and quickly grabbed my neck in his hand, pinning me against the wall behind me. And, instantly, the pain shot down from my shoulder where it hit the wall roughly. “Aleric… Please…,” I whimpered out against […]

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She stood several inches taller than my five foot four, blonde hair and soft caramel brown eyes. Thea was stunning, anyone could tell. Her long slender legs were always visible, and her clothes always accentuated her best features in whatever outfit she wore. It was easy to see why Aleric had fallen for her. “Aria!” she yelled out to me. She was at the end of the hallway towards the […]

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“It looks like everyone is here now,” Aleric said, projecting into the crowd. “We are gathered here today to bear witness to the trial of Ariadne Chrysalis, former Luna to the Winter Mist pack.” His eyes scanned over the faces of everyone around before finally landing on me. “Do you swear on the Goddess’ name, Ariadne, that you will tell the whole truth during this trial?” Aleric asked. I met […]

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