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Whispers of the Wild Hunt

Whispers of the Wild Hunt

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By:  Jade SinclairOngoing
Language: English
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Exiled from Faerie. Hunted by her own. Torn between fate and freedom. Lena tried to kill her royal fiance and she would’ve succeeded, if not for the magic that branded her a traitor and cast her out of Faerie. Now banished to Earth, she hides in plain sight as a healer at a quiet supernatural clinic, determined to live a low-profile, no-romance life. But when the local wolf pack starts circling, and one rugged, maddeningly patient shifter makes her magic sing, Lena’s vow to stay detached begins to fray. Then she’s taken. Kidnapped by a shadowy organization bent on hybridizing the supernatural factions, Lena is forced to heal their tortured test subjects to keep them alive. One of them, blood tainted and power-warped, calls to her magic just as deeply as the wolf did. And he’s not alone either. His brother, bound to the resistance and searching for his missing twin, shares that same impossible pull. Three mates. One fractured destiny. With enemies on all sides; an unrelenting Order, a Fae court that wants her silenced, and a ticking clock on the lives of those she's sworn to protect; Lena must decide: hide, run... or become the weapon no one saw coming.

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Loving this story so far! Can't wait to see how Lena gets herself out of this...
2025-07-19 02:59:23
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Lena
I press the gauze to the palm of the little girl in front of me, faking a wince as I pretend empathy for her frailty. Memories of the copper tang of my mother’s wounds, the iridescent shimmer of the clotting gel that webbed over her open skin. The way it looked less like congealing blood and more like the iridescent streak of a rainbow in an oil slick. It makes doing my job a bit harder, the constant pretending to care about people who could care less about me. The constant memories the sight of their blood brings. It’s too much.June is in full force, making my small clinic’s waiting room thick with heat. The waft of canned air assaults my nose as the walls glaze over with faded safety posters. My black curls are piled high on my head in a futile attempt to keep my neck dry. I’ve gotten used to the way children tend to stare with their wide and considerate eyes, though it doesn’t make it any easier.“You have such cold hands,” the child says, not with a shudder but almost with admira
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Chapter 2 - Lena
I wasn’t supposed to miss it, wasn’t supposed to mourn the loss, but I do. The ache is a stone at the bottom of my rib cage that never seems to go away. I know it’s my body’s way of dealing with the loss of Faerie’s healing magic, but that doesn’t make it any easier.So, when I can’t waste any more time at the clinic, I walk out toward the edge of my tiny town. Past the sleeping buildings, their families tucked in safely. Past the sad greenish-yellow lawns and the desiccated riverbed. Mindlessly making my way to the woods on the edge of town that wraps around the mountain’s base.It’s here that I can breathe just a little easier. I can let myself relax enough to shed the last few scraps of human pretense that stalk me through my days. My eyes glow faintly as they take in the lingering afterglow of the day’s magic in the grass and trees. The sun may be going down, the moon taking its turn to come out and play, but it’s far from dark for me.The wind picks up, carrying with it the scent
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Chapter 3 - Lena
We walk in silence for a little more than a mile, the only sound, the crunch of old leaves underfoot. Even the forest knows when a predator walks among them. The path widens, revealing a cluster of cabins built from rough logs and spare housing parts. A ring of old cars and scrap metal fences around them, making it look less like a community and more like a fortress hastily assembled from leftover parts.A giant house sits in the center, every window lit up against the darkness. The thought of entering there with no idea of the number of people inside has my nerves going haywire, but I push them down. It’s not like I have many options anyway.The men usher me through a wide door, the heavy heat and smell of frying meat hitting me in the face. And not in a good way. It’s overbearing, cloying in the air. I make a point to breathe through my mouth, pushing back the bile that threatens to come out.A woman in a flannel button up and tight jeans stands over the stove, her hair sheared clos
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Chapter 4 - Lena
Tam leads me into a back room, Cognac close to my back as he watches the wolves around me. I ignore the odd behavior, my eyes drifting to the small bed in the corner. A boy, maybe ten or eleven lays curled up on a quilted blanket, his skin graying and his lips cracked. His blonde hair is pasted to his skin, as his eyes dance behind closed lids.I rush to his side, kneeling beside him and pressing my palm to his forehead. I shouldn’t be here, shouldn’t be showing what I can do in front of all of these people. But I can’t just let the poor boy suffer.Even through the heat pouring from his body, I can sense the wrongness lurking beneath. A slow, invasive winter chill burrows up through his spine. It tingles across my fingers, making my joints ache.I close my eyes, pushing my senses farther. In Faerie, this would have been as easy as breathing, my magic ready at my fingertips. But here, I have to coax it out, trickle by trickle, to not draw any unnecessary attention. Though, surrounded
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Chapter 5 - Lena
The next morning, I woke up well before my alarm. I’d slept with the window cracked, a habit left over from Faerie I can’t seem to break, no matter how many times the cold nights left my bones aching. Some feral part of me still craves the scent of fresh air, and the way it peeled away the staleness of indoor life.In the forests of Faerie where my people are from, the air tastes of wild honey, moss, and amber resin. Here on Earth, the smell of pine needles saturates the air, mixing with the lingering sulfur of the old paper mill that closed down years ago.My rented room is barely bigger than a closet, but I’ve taken the time to make it my own. The walls are lined with oddities and knickknacks. A driftwood shelf I made myself holding apothecary jars labeled in my looping script and filled with hard to find necessities. A pressed fern that still faintly glows under the moonlight from my homeland adorns my family&rsquo
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Chapter 6 - Lena
While I prefer tea, I can’t fault him for his caffeine choice, especially when the sun is just cresting the horizon. “Great, just what I need, a caffeine dependent mystery man behind the wheel of a rolling rust bucket.”The look he gives me would have me giggling, if I wasn’t holding on for dear life with every hole he hits on the dirt road. “She’s not a rust bucket. She’s temperamental… like most women I know.”“Charming,” I say dryly, watching the world fly by me way too quickly outside the dirty windows.“I mean, you climbed into my truck… and you don’t seem like the kinda girl to fall for subtle.” He grins, watching my hand tighten on the handle above the door.“I climbed into your truck because there’s a body bleeding out on the highway and no one else around. Not because I like yo
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Chapter 7 - Lena
Tam bends down, her voice low so as to not travel, “You’re a great asset, Lena. I hope you know that.”I don’t bother looking up as my magic works its way through the boy, looking for anything major we can heal before letting him go. “Funny. You say that like I have a choice in the matter.”Not that it would have been a hard decision. I would have come to help the child no matter what. It just starts to grate on my nerves when it’s an order rather than a question.“We all have roles to play in this town, Lena.” Tam’s voice is a growl, a warning.“Right,” I scoff, pulling my magic back into me slowly. “Yours is growling and posturing, while mine is patching up the mess your kind leaves behind. Fulfilling.”“Remember your place, witch. You’re alive because we prot
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Chapter 8 - Lena
Her woodland cottage reminds me a lot of the houses back home. As if it grew from the earth itself. The walls are made from river stones, with gnarled roots and ivy climbing the walls. The roof sags slightly under the weight of living moss, wildflowers, and a berry vine that seems to grow back every season. Smoke curls from the chimney, scented with sage and something faintly sweet that I can’t place.At least I know she’s home still. Last time, I had to follow her path through the woods for hours before I found her.The windows are rounded, with shutters that are hand-painted with runes and infused with magic. Through one of the windows, amber candlelight throws shadows onto the ground outside.I push open the gate, walking up the cobbled steps to tap softly against the door. The last thing I need is for Edna to accuse me of banging on her door and think I need to be cursed until I ‘learn from my mistakes’, or some such nonsense.“Well don’t just stand out there,” a weathered voice c
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Chapter 9 - Lena
On my lunch break, I duck into the bakery that sits below my apartment. The owner, a soft-spoken, graying man with a bad limp is one of the few people in this town who treats me like an actual regular. Which probably means I come here way too often, but I’ll take it, if only to act normal for a bit. The bell over the door signals my arrival, and I take in a deep breath of fresh pastries and baked goods as he walks out of the back room, leaning heavily on a wooden cane.He grabs the pot of black coffee on his way to the counter, pouring me a glass without hesitation. I settle onto a stool, as he gestures toward the scones. With the barest of nods, he grabs me one. No words needed, just a mutual understanding of caffeine and sugar.“You look like you’ve been through war,” he says, a smirk on his face. “Rough morning?”While his legs don’t always work like he wants them to,
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Chapter 10 - Rhett
My wolf itches under my skin to go to her, as she walks almost in a daze from the tiny bakery to her clinic. What did Eli say to her to put that look on her face? She isn’t in any pain, or upset. Just… lost in her head.We should kill him. My wolf growls in my head, threatening to finish the job for me. And with him, it’s always a threat.She wouldn’t like it if we started killing her only friends. I answer, my eyes following her down the street. She isn’t safe if she’s lost in her head. Who knows what could be lurking in the shadows at any given moment.Hell, the other night she followed us back to the pack house without questioning anything. She got into my truck this morning with no coaxing. How she has managed to stay alive this long will always be a mystery.She has to know we’re here, keeping an eye on her. The pack is any
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