Bloody Roar Alice Novels & Stories

Alice yelled angrily and her eyes turned blue She grabbe-d Moon’s hair and pulled her out of the room with it *Don’t worry,,our mate will deal with her* Kleio said when Kingston made a move to go out of the room. ** Moon landed on the floor as Alice pushed her roughly,,, She made to stand but Alice froze her hands and she couldn’t move them “Let me go you idiot!” Moon yelled as she couldn’t even feel her two hands “You’re still calling me an idiot?!” Alice snapped and immediately Moon’s bo-dy started shaking as the coldness strikes her,,her whole bo-dy was freezing Alice’s blue eyes glow even more when she remembered how Moon almost killed her,,she increased the cold,,Moon’s l-ips are turnin

Caroline huffed as Alice spoke and Alice glared at her. “I told you,” Caroline said, “Colton wasn’t fully in charge of what he did. Now that his tainted blood is coming around he is trying to do the right thing.” “Well, it can start by leaving the poor girl alone,” Alice snapped. “He did right by rejecting her in the first place.” My eyes widened. “You were happy Colton rejected me?” I asked, shocked. That day and the subsequent week was one of the most painful times of my life. I was still dealing with the trauma that I developed from it. Alice looked at me with sympathy in her eyes.

‘’Don’t do that please I am begging you. He seemed to consider what she said a bit, then the rage started building again in his eyes. He turned again and picked up the male. Then turning again to face her, his gray eyes pinned her blue ones unwaveringly and Shira watched as he dug his claws into the male’s neck and tore out his throat. Shira screamed, and kept screaming till her throat was hoarse, choking on her own tears as the Shark came over to where she was and untied her, draping his coat over her when he saw her torn gown.

who would these animals be? Howls could be heard, the sound of trotting in the background, growling, screaming. Before Alice could think of her options, there were those huge red eyes fixed on her, in the air coming out of her pulsating lungs. 'I will die' was her first thought, but a loud growl arose, a growl that became a roar; sharp claws being stuck to the ground, sharp, yellowish teeth, a fur resembling the ashes that remained in a chimney. It was like in the human world.

"I beg of you, please release me. Never again will I act so foolishly." In the blink of an eye, a massive Lunacrest creature appeared in front of her. When she took a step back, her heel snagged on a low rock. This caused Ava to stumble. As she dropped her phone, it went flying. The battery became loose, the back came off, and the screen went dark. As she tripped and landed on the floor, something heavy, hot, and hairy struck her body. Ava's heart was ripping out of her chest in agony.

I gasped, colour drained from my face, and cold seized my bones as I stared at the picture displayed on my phone. It was Alice. Her beautiful, silky hair was disheveled and her dress was cover with rips and dirt. Ugly purple bruises, cuts and blood littered her skin. Her mouth was gagged and her frail and weak body was tied to a chair.  Say hi to your bestie, bi.tch

“Before he passed out. He said Dain’s champion… it wasn’t a person.” The Alpha’s smile didn’t waver. It grew. “Your mate is perceptive, even in his diminished state.” He walked to a monitor and tapped a key. A grainy, black-and-white video feed filled the screen. It showed a reinforced concrete pit. And in the pit, something moved. It was massive, a hulking shape of matted fur and distorted muscle. It had too many limbs, and its head was a nightmare fusion of wolf and something prehistoric, with rows of jagged, yellowed teeth.

The metallic tang of blood is overwhelming, but beneath it, I can still smell their terror, their pain. Their bodies are torn and bloody, the ground soaked in crimson. A low growl escapes my throat. Just cubs, not even old enough to shift on command yet. The pack circles, confusion and horror in their eyes as we look at one another. I approach the nearest one, a small female with pale gray fur now stained crimson. Her chest rises and falls in shallow, labored breaths. Alive, but barely. Alaric moves to another young wolf, nosing at his still form before looking back at me with a message clear in his eyes: This one's gone.

I clutched his shirt, needing something to hold on to. I needed him! “No,” he said calmly, stroking my back. He didn’t seem to know what was going on, but he didn’t mind the close contact between us. I sighed in relief, as I burrowed my face in his chest. For a second, I didn’t care about what was appropriate or not… I just wanted Rain! As I stood there, I realized that maybe the Blood Alpha wasn’t like all the other alphas out there – other than his ruthlessness and complete lack of empathy...

Her gown clung to her like armor, black silk lined with silver embroidery. Lyra Vale. I knew her name before she spoke it. Whispers of her had reached even my old home—Kael’s once-promised mate. She had fought beside him in the southern wars, her claws as bloody as his. And she hated me instantly. “Well,” she purred, her gaze flicking over me with disdain, “so the rumors are true. The Alpha really did chain himself to an auction girl.” I stiffened, heat rushing to my cheeks. “I’m not chained to anyone.”