"Did I die?" Thea said, confused. "No, my child," the goddess said, smiling. "Your body is alive and well on Earth, sleeping with your mates." "Then what's happening?" "Now that you've accepted your role, we will have chats from time to time." Thea didn't know how to respond. She looked around,

“But it’s acting through the medium of you.” “We’re not talking about what pictures I can draw with pencils versus paint,” Thea said. “We’re talking about an unknowable cosmic force. Do you know what happens when we play around with cosmic forces? Nuclear bombs. The strong force that holds atoms to

They went over the whole operation. Working with the different packs’ warriors. The trust it built among the Alphas. The potential for good. Thea was ashamed and disappointed in herself that she froze in fear when the wolves attacked her vehicle. She wasn’t sure if it was because of her PTSD, not b

Thea found Allegra at the apothecary. "I have some questions for you," Thea said after they greeted each other. "Do you have some time?" "Of course." They went to the coffee house to talk. "I’ll have a Danish and cappuccino, please,” Allegra said when the server came to take their orders. The

“There isn’t enough blood in most of the sea life to make it worth the effort to feed,” Xavier said. “I don’t feel a pull to it. There are much better and easier options on land. Plus, even if we’re strong, our bodies aren’t designed for fast movement in water. Fish, sharks, everything would be able