The Forsaken Heir Book PDF Free by Devin Lindsey

My response must not have been what he was looking for because his smile vanished and his eyes flashed with fury. He poked the ropes that bound my wrists. I let out a hiss of pain as the ropes seared deeper into my flesh. “You see, Aurelius,” Bastien went on, “This is not the dragon…

He leaned forward and spat on me. “Yeah, you stupid prick,” Freddy said, slamming his fist into my stomach. Gasping in pain, I sat forward as far as the ropes would allow and tried to catch my breath. Freddy grabbed a handful of my hair, and leaned close. “Remember who’s in charge here, you fucking…

I sat down. “I liked hearing you read, Vince.” Vince quickly closed the book, his cheeks going red. “Uh. Yeah. I’m going to head out.” Before I could tell him not to go, he jumped up, mumbled a goodbye under his breath, and hurried out the door. I frowned. Had I offended him? “He’s a…

Rasp managed to fight off the other wolf, then he half-shifted and dived into battle with the others, pushing the advancing wolf away from me. Something hot and wet splattered across my face, and I looked down to see another wolf flailing on the floor, bloody stumps where its forelegs used to be. Vincent raised…

“What are you doing?” I asked as he pulled me close. He looked down at me, and partially shifted his face to speak. “Saving you. It’s not fun here anymore.” “No. I can get out on my own. You have to help Aurelius.” Vincent shook his head. “He sent me to take you home.” Without…

“Are you sad?” I glanced at Vince, who gazed back at me with that placid expression of his. “Yes, Vince,” I said, barely able to keep from snapping at him. “But more than that, I’m angry.” He nodded, looking as though he was discussing the weather outside rather than his best friend. “That’s good. If…

The mansion was much more active today than at any other time. Not surprising. It wasn’t every day that the heir to the throne was taken captive. From what I could see, every dragon shifter within a six-hour flight had come to Cassius’s aid. Noblemen and women, servants, and security patrolled the halls and spoke…

I glanced out one of the windows. The late-fall sunlight had taken on an orange hue as the sun sank down to the horizon. Strange. How had it been only eighteen hours since the events at my childhood home? It felt more like Aurelius had been gone for days, a week even. “Yeah,” I said…

Aurelius stiffened, but I put a hand on his arm, stopping him from speaking up. “When this ceremony is over, it will be shown, once and for all, that my dearly loved sister is no longer with us.” He placed a hand on his heart when he mentioned me. “I thought you guys weren’t close?”…

“This is the gateway to your mind. From here, we will traverse your inner psyche, and thereby prove or disprove who and what you really are.” “All right.” I swallowed hard. “How are you here, if this is my mind?” He tapped his temple. “Old magic. Old magic, and a small serving of the powder…