Bl3 Road Dog Novels & Stories

It was veering deep into the black, silent woods of the Nightfang Pack border—a lawless stretch of land known for rogue wolves and brutal executions. "Driver," Freya said, her hand pressing against the wooden frame of the door. "This isn't the way to Tongfu Road." The driver didn't speak. He simply pulled back his hood, revealing a jagged scar running across his throat and the faint yellow glow of a rogue wolf's eyes in the rearview mirror. "Short cut, human," the driver growled, speeding the horses up into a full, violent gallop into the dark woods.

Cassian growled against my mouth, his breathing turning ragged as he picked up his pace, driving into my depths with unfiltered power. "YOU!" I shouted at the top of my lungs, completely surrendering my body, my mind, and my future to his control. "I BELONG TO YOU! I was born to be your dog!" Without slowing his relentless rhythm, Cassian buried his face into the crook of my neck. He opened his mouth and bit down sharply on the sensitive skin right above my collarbone. He sank his teeth deep into my flesh on the left side, making me cry out in a mix of sharp pain and blinding arousal, before shifting to the right side and biting down just as hard. He held the bite until he felt the skin brui

I could also see he was wearing a white fur coat. “Thank you for having us Madam Amelia.” Kent said with a bow. “Of course.” I couldn’t see my mother but I heard her voice and it was quivering. “Does he have to stay like this?” I roamed my eyes around and gasped as I spotted a black dog—no,not a dog, a wolf. I had never seen a wolf in broad daylight. My gasp may have been loud because Kent’s head turned up to locate the sound. This enabled me to see his face. It was more innocent than I expected. His face was paper white with flushed pink cheeks. His nose was almost as buttoned as Marianna, but his jaw was where you could see the alpha. It moved as he looked around. It was sharp enough to cu

The memory of yellow eyes in the forest, the way he’d stepped aside. “I don’t know.” Ronan studied me. “Rogues don’t spare unknown wolves. Especially not untrained ones.” “He said… they would kill me for breathing.” Ronan went still. “That’s a Council phrase,” he said quietly. My stomach dropped. “So they already knew about me.” “Yes.” “How?” His gaze flicked away for the first time. “There are records. Bloodlines. Scents that don’t disappear.” “Like mine.” “Like yours.”

There’s one door that is shut, that door leads up to the bedroom. "This is my home, there's only one bedroom so ma'am you take my bedroom and Suki and I will stay in the living room." He picks up the small dog which is circling around his leg. "It's cute." She says looking at the dog. "Yeah she's Suki, she's a great companion." He says kissing the dog. She smiles and slowly sits on the couch holding her head. There is a hammering pain in her head, maybe it is because of all the stress and crying. "Do you have a headache?" He puts the dog down. "No um.. yeah a little bit." She looks up at him. "Okay you sit here I will be back." He walks away and disappears in the kitchen area.

Stepping on the brakes which caused the car to abruptly come to a stop, Venkat and Ro stared out at the road through the windshield. A giant black dog with red eyes stood in the middle of the road, staring coldly at them. The dark woods that surrounded them on the quiet road made Ro's fears hitch. Just as the dog had appeared, it disappeared. "This is a bad omen...ma-maybe we should turn back," Ro said nervously. "No." Venkat's voice was arduous and he continued to drive as if he had seen nothing, as if Ro was hallucinating, as if he himself hadn't pressed on the brakes.

There were cars using the road, and even though none of them were going more than five or ten miles per hour because of all of the people, the dog was small enough that a driver might not see the obstruction until it was too late. “Come on!” Brady muttered under his breath. “Just drop it.” Initially, when the dog had taken off, and only a few people had been around in the less busy stretch of sidewalk nearer the parking lot, he had shouted at the critter to release the scarf, but then, as they reached the more congested area, people began to look at him as if he’d lost his mind, so he’d done his best to keep his mouth closed, only occasionally muttering to himself, wishing the dog would just

Regina is not my mate, even fate has not confirmed it. I crouched near a fresh track, deep paw prints pressed into the mud as I looked closely. Not an ordinary wolf. It's too erratic. A rogue scent. Still recent from what I observed. My muscles tightened as I traced the edge of the print, the faint burn of adrenaline awakening my wolf fully. "So there are three of them," I murmured to myself. "Heading East Road of the forest."

Within a blink, the rogue lunged at her and bit her shoulder. Triana wailed in pain. Blaze’s heart dropped to the pit of his stomach when he heard her whine. He glanced back and saw a rogue on her top, biting her shoulder. He turned to rush to her, shoving the rogue he was about to kill down. Two rogues hurried up to him and stood in his way. Blaze scrunched his snout, displaying his sharp incisors. In a blink, he punched one in the sternum and kicked down the other. His movement was so fast that the two rogues didn’t get time to block the blow.

He slammed the blaze directly into the dog's open mouth, completely incinerating its insides. The final hound, realizing its pack was wiped out, tried to turn and flee toward Dillon. Julian, determined to show off, raised his hand. A jagged bolt of lightning shot from his fingertips, striking the beast squarely in the spine and exploding it into a cloud of ash. Silence returned to the highway, broken only by the heavy breathing of the team and the sound of crackling fires. The road was a brutal scene of scorched asphalt and mutated remains. Joanna wiped the dark blood from her blade, her serious leader expression returning as she scanned her uninjured crew. "Is everyone intact?" "Never bette