Animal Instincts Book Novels & Stories

I guess those porno books she read taught her something. That’s right. I knew all about the steamy little books she delved into. Sweet little Violet had no clue how close she was, and in her ignorance, managed to say the one thing that would send me straight off the edge. “What about your wolf, Hael. Doesn’t he want me?” Every animal instinct I had that had once lay dormant now flared to life, each one awakening the next. Before I could blink a wildfire had broken out and my control slipped, fluttering in the breeze and carried away with each sizzling ember.

And when that happened, things were gonna get real messy, real fast. I just couldn't figure it out, you know? Every time I saw Crystal, something inside me started to stir, like my inner wolf was waking up from a nap or something. It didn't make any sense. Sure, she's good-looking and all, but why was my animal side getting all restless whenever she was around? I tried to shrug it off, blame it on the stress of the situation or whatever, but deep down, I knew there was more to it. Maybe it was her scent or the way she carried herself – I couldn't quite put my finger on it. But whatever it was, my wolf side was itching to break free, ready to jump in and protect her at any moment. And no matt

Inaction ate away at him as he played out various scenarios out in his head, none of them pretty. If Viktor's wolf was looking for a mate, his judgement could be impaired. Yet, Viktor was an Alpha, biologically programmed to protect his pack. The question was, which instinct would win out? Narrowing his eyes, Killian considered the situation before pulling a heavy book from the shelves. Flipping through the yellowing pages of the Book of the Law, he found the passage he wanted. ******

I turn quickly to leave, absolutely crimson-faced with mortification and fervently pretending I did not just stumble upon two grown men hooking up in the freezing snow like the entire frozen mountain is their own personal, heated bedroom. But the second I take a hasty step backward, the ground shifts violently. A deep rumble echoes through the rock. A horrible, tearing crack splits the air. The earth beneath their precarious ledge just… gives up entirely. They both scream, a high, ragged sound of sheer terror, as the ledge collapses and they begin to slide rapidly toward the abyss. I don’t think. I just move. Instinct takes over completely. Or rather… the shadows move for me. They rise immed

I looked down at the book and something Twisted inside of me. I slowly opened up the book and froze. My mind went blank as I turnt every page. Page after page of animals. This was impossible. I swiped my hand over the book and still animals. Was he looking at this because he got bored? I looked the way he went and anxiety twisted my insides more and more. I just started an argument for nothing.

"I need to ask you about something." She sipped her tea, waiting. "I found a book. In the special section." He hesitated, then slid it onto the table between them—Fated Bonds: When Instinct Overrides Reason. The wolfskin cover gleamed dully under the café’s warm light. Alice’s brows lifted slightly, but she didn’t reach for it. "And?"

Edwin notices a book in one of the corner and it was so hidden and he was so curious to know what he it carried. He slowly goes to the corner and grabs it, it was tied with a leather rope and this meant that it was so special. He opened it slowly and cleaned the dust out of it. It was an ancient book that contains diagrams and illustrations about the wolf community and special skills they owned and how to attain them. It seems to be a very exciting book since for a wolf member to realise his special ability you was to use this special guide book that was written by their ancestors. It was a very special book end it was used mostly during practices bye the wolf community only.

"Is that all? Are you that afraid of me for you to be forced by me?" "Tch. Who says I'm afraid of you, idiot? I don't know. Instincts, maybe." "Did you know that the reason why humans are distinguished from other animals is because of the former's ability to reason?" "So?" "Humans don't rely on instincts." "So you're saying that I'm an animal?" "Technically, yes." "Well, I'm a human, you silly." "But you relied on instincts." "Whatever."

Heat crawled up my neck. Emotionally bonded? I slammed the book shut hard enough to send dust exploding into the air. I sat there breathing heavily for several seconds before slowly reopening the book again. Just to confirm that I had read it correctly. Unfortunately, the next page was worse. There was a diagram labelled 'Optimal Breeding Angles for Large Wolf Hybrids'. I stared at it in utter disbelief. There were arrows. Why were there arrows?! I snapped the book shut again. What the fuck? My whole body felt overheated now.

And by the end of the fourth hour, I had a sketch of a plan and where I was going to start from. I finally raised my head, groaning when a muscle popped. “Okay, it’s time to wrap it up,” I muttered as I closed the books. I picked everything up and my bag, going to return them, but I came across a book section that made me pause. “Animals and nature,” I whispered, standing still as I just looked at the shelves of books. Finally, I dropped the books I was holding and walked into the animal section. But since I didn't know what I was looking for, I turned back and went to ask the librarian for help.