Lycan Action Web Novels & Stories

Elizabeth had never imagined that fate would seek her out in the darkness. A single unexpected meeting with a tall, mysterious stranger alters everything. He is far from an ordinary man — he is a wolf, and by the ancient laws of his kind, she is the mate destined for him. The wolves hold fast to the belief that Luna, the moon goddess, is incapable of error. When a human wanders into their world, it is no accident. It is fate. Now Elizabeth has been claimed — in body, in soul, and in future. His hands are coarse, his craving knows no bounds, and the bond that locks into place between them offers no possibility of escape. She was seized. She was branded. And somewhere under the terror and the fire, one perilous question lingers: Does any hope remain for her… or has Luna already sealed her fate?

Dorothy has always been the useless omega. Born with the weakest wolf in the four packs, mocked for her appearance, and constantly compared to her talented sister, she's learned to survive by staying unnoticed. Until the four most powerful alpha heirs discover that she's their mate. Instead of accepting her, they reject and humiliate her, claiming her as their pet—a fate worse than death. Then her family willingly gives her to them as a “maiden,” believing the arrangement will elevate their status. But they don't know the truth about Dorothy. She isn't the weak, pathetic omega everyone thinks she is. She's hiding a dangerous secret, and she didn't enter the academy by accident. Now, surrounded by four ruthless alpha heirs, a jealous future Luna, and someone determined to uncover her identity, Dorothy must maintain the perfect disguise while carrying out a plan of her own. But the closer she gets to the people she intends to use, the more dangerous the game becomes. Because the four alphas think they've found a helpless omega to play with. They have no idea they've brought a monster into their midst.

Long before Lycans and witches, the Belladonnas walked the earth. They were the source of every supernatural bloodline. Now, their story is just a whisper buried in old myths. Until the world shatters. Monsters tear the sky open. Creatures lose all control. Kingdoms collapse. The desperate fight for scraps, carving out brutal new factions wherever they can. In the middle of the chaos, Septa, a weakling, dies at the bottom of the food chain after being betrayed by those she once called family. But fate doesn't leave her buried. She wakes up in the past, memories of the world's end burning in her mind and a power in her veins she's never known before. This time, Septa plans her own survival. She hoards resources, builds her own faction, and trusts no one. Word spreads: kingdoms eye her with suspicion, conquerors see only an enemy. Men with power want her at their side. Rivals want her gone. And in the growing shadows, people whisper that maybe, just maybe, the Belladonna bloodline is not as dead as everyone thought. The end of the world didn't just unleash monsters. It woke the last Belladonna.

He is 900 years old—the oldest Lycan alive. She is human. The President's daughter. His enemy by blood, his mate by fate. Their attraction is instant. Their chemistry is dangerous. Then humanity creates a serum capable of stripping supernatural beings of their power. Peace dies. War begins. As the world burns, loving her could make him a traitor to his kind—and choosing him could make her a traitor to her own. The world chose sides. Their hearts didn't.

"Can you for once just watch where you’re going so I don’t have to save you all the time?” He asked, exhausted from my clumsiness and sarcasm. I smirked and looked him directly in those perfect coffee eyes of his, “Probably not.” Amara Flores has never been able to truly be a good supernatural. Her anger issues and violent outrages have caused more damage to her town than anything can attest to. The talk is even worse, as it only fuels her desire to not be perfect like everyone expects. Even though she is powerful and destructive, she is both loved, feared and misunderstood. Why is she like this? She's only meant to be a werewolf, right? Wrong. She only learns about her true self but it's too late. Had her parents told her the truth earlier, maybe many people wouldn't have died. Maybe she wouldn't be separated from most of her family. And maybe her and her friends wouldn't have to face the prophecy and its dangers alone. Or better yet, maybe the man that is supposed to protect her should do a better job.