Chapter 35 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Little to no sunlight streamed through the black curtains, making me wonder if it was still dark outside. It took a few moments for my brain to clear of the morning fogginess, then…
Chapter 34 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe “You belong to us.” His voice sent desire rushing through me, igniting a fire between my legs. I couldn’t help it when my thighs clenched together, trying to alleviate some of the pressure.…
Chapter 33 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Once all of the packing was finished, the three of us headed to the kitchen for dinner. Ten minutes into dinner and halfway through my first plate, there was a knock on the…
Chapter 33 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Once all of the packing was finished, the three of us headed to the kitchen for dinner. Ten minutes into dinner and halfway through my first plate, there was a knock on the…
Chapter 32 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe “Lola.” Alpha Asher’s voice was rough and gravely, “Always getting into trouble, and now I seem to understand why.” Alpha Asher’s voice was clouded with sleep, making it deeper and more gruff. The…
Chapter 31 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe The facts were battering my mind faster than I could handle. My Mom’s rejected mate was a Vampire–She cheated on Dad with him and got pregnant. Sean was already born, leaving me the…
Chapter 30 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Chapter 30 I was placed on something soft, something familiar. I ran my fingers over the comforter on my bed. Dad, Grandma, Breyona and Mason were all standing in my bedroom. I could…
Chapter 29 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Chapter 29 I turned at the sound of his voice. I could probably pick his voice out of an entire crowd if need be. It was rough, but held a certain kind of…
Chapter 28 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Chapter 28 My mind ran back and forth between what I read. Vampires can befuddle the mind. What did that mean? Confuse people or make them do things? My mind went back to…
Chapter 27 Alpha Asher by Jane Doe Chapter 27 Mason and Breyona were still cackling as we walked over to her place. I was somewhat reluctant to head back home, fearing what else my Grandma might say. I knew her…