Novels by Lonely Wolf

Hello everyone, thank you so much for being on this journey with me. It has truly been a whirlwind and I want to thank my readers for every click, open and comments and reviews left on my book. I feel so much support and love. My new book “The Forgotten Husband’s Revenge” is out now. I hope to still gain your support there as well. Love you all

Hello everyone, thank you so much for being on this journey with me. It has truly been a whirlwind and I want to thank my readers for every click, open and comments and reviews left on my book. I feel so much support and love. This is just book 1 and book 2 will be out soon. I hope to still gain your support there as well. Love you all

Everyone stared at Leonard with horror, their eyes had seen the unspeakable. Everyone was stunned to pieces. The box laid empty at his feet, its glow extinguished. But it’s power had not vanished for it burned in him. No one dared to move not even Natasha. Leonard lifted his sword slowly, the edge glistening with Riven’s blood. He raised it high, then let it fall at his side “Riven is gone,” he said, his voice layered with something older, heavier. “And with him, every chain that held us back.” Natasha’s lips trembled, but she forced a cold smile. “That power you think you have now it won’t last. The Lotus will not bow to you.” Leonard stepped toward her. The ground cracked under his boots. She flinched back. “You already have.” His fiery eyes pinned her in place. “If you think otherwise, test me.” She swallowed hard, fury burning behind her fear, but she said nothing. Her men, what little was left of them, lowered their weapons. Claire shifted uneasily. “Leonard… you d

“You own nothing, Riven and everything that happened to us was caused by you and only you!” Leonard responded.“You don’t know anything, Leonard,” Riven sighed deeply, shaking his head as if to show pity. “The dark dragon rules only keep us caged. We don’t do things our own way. We are the most powerful, secretive group to ever exist on earth and we can’t use that power for our own?”He slowly turned to stare intensely at Leonard. “I can make a change. We can make that change. Come with me, lets rule the world together.”“You’re sick!” Leonard spat out. “You want to enslave everybody for your own selfish reasons and I won’t let you do that.”Saying that, he drew out his sword. Riven gave out a sick smile and slashed Leonard’s sword with his. The impact almost made Leonard give way.Rigen smirked. “Do not forget that I was one of the elders. Our skills are not on par.”“We shall see about that.”Riven struck first fast, precise, his blade a blur. Leonard blocked, the clash ringing in t

“You have always been a confident dog!” Riven’s voice echoed. Leonard looked up, Riven stood on the rooftop of the building, several men dressed in black with masks covering their faces, stared down at them all, their hands on their swords.“But you are just a man and your confidence will die with you here.”Leonard smiled slightly. “Don’t boast so early yet, Riven. You have no idea what can happen in the next few seconds or minutes. The tables could turn in anyone’s favor.”Riven chuckled softly and glanced at Malik who was battered and covered in his own blood. “Tsk tsk,” he clicked his tongue over his teeth. “Such a pity, Malik. You have been reduced to nothing and I don’t know what to do with you at this moment.”Malik raised a brow. What does Riven mean by this? Was he going to get rid of him? But, he was the one who told me to give up myself to Leonard. As these many thoughts rang through his mind, he broke out in cold sweat. It seems like his life lies in his hands at this poi

Leonard stared at the place that had countless memories for him. This was the place he had learnt how to become a man. As he stood in front of the monastery gates, he felt a surge of emotions which he quickly controlled.The crunch of tires against the gravel cut into the silence. Black sedans rolled into view, headlights off. Natasha stepped out of the first car, dressed in her usual black outfit, the strong wind slicking her hair to her face, her smile cold as she and Leonard locked eyes.Behind her, Claire and Nathan emerged, their men fanning out with precision.Not long after, the Hades convoy arrived. Marcus alighted from the van, heavily armed alongside his men. His father’s orders echoed in his mind, Harry wanted the Hades to stand tall again and Marcus needed to prove himself. And then unexpectedly came another convoy. From it descended the Davisons. Williams and his men, his expression sour. Everyone knew why he was there. Leonard held his son captive and he hoped that by s

Theodore stood up on seeing him, Arabella ran towards him and looked out the door.She raised an inquisitive brow. “You came alone?”Maxwell gave a stiff nod. “Mike isn’t at the police station and your mother doesn’t want to come home, she still insists on you coming there instead.”“Then, let’s go,” Arabella responded hurriedly.“No,” Maxwell shook his head, holding her arm, stopping her. “You’re not going anywhere, Arabella. If you do, you will be putting all of us in danger.”“What do you mean by that?” She frowned. “You told me earlier that the call was a trap and now you are stopping me from going to bring my mom home. You think she’s a danger to me?”Maxwell’s jaw twitched. “At this point, yes she is,” he responded with mincing words.Arabella glanced at her father who stood there silent watching the whole ordeal play out. “Father, aren’t you going to say anything?”Theodore blinked, staring at Maxwell. He knew his wife and how she can be and also he didn’t really know much abo

Sienna’s fingers clutched her phone. “I-I do. But—” “No buts!” The voice harshly cut in. “Do what I asked you to or else the next time you will see your son will be in a trash bag!” The call went dead. Sienna’s heart raged in her chest as horror covered her face. What had they gotten themselves into?! “What are doing here, Sienna?” A deep, husky voice loomed over her making her flinch, her phone falling from her eyes. She looked up terrified only to see Maxwell. “What the hell?!” She yelled, hitting him on the chest. “Don’t you have manners? Creeping up on someone like that!” Sienna took in deep breaths as she looked around, her brows furrowing. “Where’s Arabella? Why did she bring you alone?” Maxwell’s eyes narrowed on her. The intensity of his gaze made Sienna to subconsciously take a step back. “Wha… what? Why are you staring at me like that?” “Arabella is at home and she’s not coming.” Sienna’s eyes widened with terror. “No! You are lying. Didn’t she listen to me? I

Arabella hurriedly entered her car, turning on the ignition. Then, her phone rang beside her. It was Maxwell. “Where are you?” His voice came through, calm but firm. Arabella pursed her lips for a while before responding. She wondered if he knew about what happened with Victoria. But that wasn’t important now. “I’m… leaving the gala,” She replied, already pulling out of the parking lot. “Mum texted me that Mike has been arrested.” A pause came from the other end. “Don’t go there.” Her grip tightened on the steering wheel as her brows furrowed. “What?” “Don’t go there,” he repeated. “Go home.” Arabella frowned. “Maxwell, my brother is in trouble. You don’t expect me to just go home and do absolutely nothing?” “Arabella, just trust me. Do not argue, go home and leave it to me to handle.” Arabella shook her head as she drove, overtaking a car. “No. Not anymore. You have been fixing my family’s mess all on your own without telling me, I can’t put this on you as well!” A deep

“Lost? I haven’t lost my dear,” Victoria said with a laugh. “I have just called for an audit of your character and I have proof.” She brought out a document from her bag and waved it in the air, staring at the crowd. “Here’s a document that confirms everything I’m saying here.” One of the guest collected the document from her and the others surrounded him and read through it. “It’s true!” A voice rang out from the crowd few seconds later. Arabella raised a brow, staring at Victoria. “What did you do?” “Security!” Victoria smirked, raising her hand and snapping her fingers in the air. “I believe Mrs. Zade here—who can’t use her husband’s name for reasons best known to her—is using unorthodox methods to—” “That’s enough, Victoria!” A voice sounded within the crowd. It was loud but was enough to attract attention. The crowd parted instantly as a woman stepped forward. Seraphina Vance. The same woman who had acquired Zade’s Group from Fred Zade. Victoria’s brows furrowed. Ev

Theodore straightened up slowly, his hands trembling. He let out a shaky breath as he said quietly. “I will not fail you.” Maxwell’s gaze remained steady. He didn’t care whether Theodore failed him or not. “Don’t do it for me,” he replied. “Do it for your family.” Theodore nodded. … Kensington Holdings. Victoria Kensington paced around her office, her phone in hand, the bright lighting from the floor to ceiling window did nothing to illuminate her dull mood. Her hair looked dishevealed like she had ran her hands through them several times today. Ever since meeting Arabella during the Global business Summit, she had tried her best to jeopardize her company but at the end her moves backfired on her and she is left with a huge mess to clean up or she loses everything. “Alejandro, you guys can’t leave me hanging this way. This is unfair!” Static came from the other end followed by his voice. “Victoria, you did this to yourself,” Alejandro responded. “Your beef with Arabella mak

Everyone ignored Sienna’s statement and went on to keep eating. Sienna and Mike exchanged peculiar glances throughout the whole breakfast which didn’t go unnoticed by Maxwell. … Theodore sat quietly at the back seat of the taxi, the envelope on his lap. He had read the letter more times than he could count, yet it still didn’t feel real. Forest Hills. A place people talked about with respect. A company which controlled industries. The owner wasn’t well known—yet. Elena Hatfield was in charge of the company, although Arabella had swore that she had nothing to do with the letter, he had second thoughts and right now, he was nervous. His fingers tightened around the envelope. “This must be a mistake,” he muttered underneath his breath. The taxi slowed down and came to complete stop. “We’re here, sir,” the driver said. Theodore looked up. The building stood tall and proud, glass shining under the morning sun. People in clean suits walked in and out with purpose. Expensive car