Alien Abduction Marks Novels & Stories

Six months later, Evelyn emerged from the secret territory to search for ingredients for the Silver Poisoning antidote. Surrounded by elite Alpha warriors, she trekked deep into the snow-capped mountains. As they crossed an icy ridge, a figure suddenly burst through the blizzard. "Evelyn!" The voice shook with uncontrollable joy and desperation. It was Caleb. He was no longer the imposing Alpha of his pack. Clad in a thin black trench coat, his hair matted with frost, he had wasted away. The guards immediately moved into a defensive stance.

He murmurs in my ear and I moan from the vibrations of his voice. I am lost in the pleasure as I silently contemplate everything that has happened to me the last couple of hours. My brain feels sluggish and is working incredibly slow. So… I have been abducted by aliens that want to use me as a baby-machine. I have met the most gorgeous and mouth watering creature of the whole universe and he wants to get to know me before making babies with me. He's making babies with me? I’m gonna make babies with him?

- followed by concerns as to whether Security should escort each group to registration or not. The Zen had been promised a peaceful welcome so long as they followed the rules set out for them to join the United States. All of their preparations had been done in advance far before the passengers had been woken. There were many reasons to be concerned about adapting to a new planet. Should they be concerned their people had escaped a dying planet only to die on a new planet? "John!" John looked toward the sound of Tom's voice, recognizing his voice before the sound of his new name. No other voice would ever capture his attention the way Tom's did. He scoured the crowd until he saw a female of

Ahead was a small kitchen and dining area, and in the hallway between that and the cargo bay was a ladder. "Up," he said, motioning towards it. For a moment I considered refusing. Who knew what was up there, but he sighed and reached out to grab me. No doubt to try and carry me up. Before he could, I took the few steps over to the ladder and reached for the rung. If I could get him to lower his guard and think I was extremely submissive and frightened maybe I could find an opportunity. I wasn't going to beat him on strength. His race had apparently been human once. Or mostly. But another alien race had taken humans and added the DNA of other species to make us stronger, live longer and all s

Norwell asked as she pulled her eyes away from Rhylent. "You know?" "I do." Norwell smiled sadly. "When you were very young, a child alien met you and liked you so much that she sank her teeth into you. The bite left the rose pattern. The mark was to help keep you alive." "How did the mark keep me alive?" Chasm frowned. He didn't recall ever being bit by a baby alien. Beaten, hit, tortured, he remembered, but not a bite. "This alien was a powerful baby, and her kind was known in the universe as a group of skilled killers. Many were afraid of her and her species, and to carry the mark meant her group could retaliate if ever you died."

Gabriel appeared at Marcus's office door three days after returning from Finland. Gabriel looked like death itself - pale skin, sunken eyes, those white streaks in Gabriel's hair growing more prominent by the hour. "Elder," Gabriel rasped, his voice barely above a whisper. "Please. Tell me where Aurora is." Marcus set down his research papers and studied Gabriel's haggard face. Five years of searching had reduced the once-proud Alpha to this broken shell of a man.

It washed over the entire central plaza of the underground city, enveloping us, the cryo-chamber, and the ruins of the arena. "Tractor beam!" Marcus shouted, grabbing a stanchion. "Hold on to something!" Gravity decided to take a coffee break. My stomach dropped into my shoes. My feet left the floor. The loose debris—rocks, shattered glass, Valerius's unconscious body—began to float upward. "We're being abducted!" Haley screamed, flailing her legs like a cartoon character. "I didn't agree to the probing clause!" "He's not abducting us," I gritted out, hooking my good arm around a heavy pipe near the cryo-console. "He's taking the whole facility. He's stealing the lock because he can't find t

The life that I know is completely different from everyone else, I don't give two damn about who's the new president is, I don't pay much attention to any drama, I don't live under a rock, I'm still on Earth, but the thing is I don't belong here anymore. Area fifty-one, aliens, ufo, they all are real, but they aren't that common, people aren't supposed to know about them, but I do, and they are real. They wanted to learn about earth, about our habits and genetics, but humans are way too scared for that, they decided to make a deal with us, we'd give them one of ours, well more than one.