Bloody Roar Alice Novels & Stories

Alice's voice dripped with malice as he grabbed Alisha's hair and forcefully slammed her head into the wall, not exerting too much force but enough to leave her with a concussion. “Ahhh!” Alisha cried out in pain, feeling her face scrape against the rough surface of the wall. Alice pressed his body against hers, his aroused state evident as his hands tangled in her hair and pinned one of her hands behind her back. The side of Alisha's head began to bleed from the impact. “See, I told you. If you don't cry, you're going to bleed, sweetheart. And I must admit, blood is quite tasty,” Alice whispered, his chin resting on her shoulder as he licked the blood trickling down her head, savouring the

I gulped when I turned Kate who's playing around the crocodiles using a stick, the crocodile seem to be blind because their eyes are white and seem to see nothing even though Kate is already playing with them. "C-chloe" Alice lower lip trembled as she called my name and my eyes widened in shock when I saw the crocodiles mouthed open and showing its sharp yellowish brown teeth. "Alice!" Without a hesitate I immediately run towards her even though my whole body is in pain. I was be able to catch the bite of crocodiles using my left arm just to protect Alice. I shouted as i struggled the pain in my arms and forced to open the crocodiles mouth using my own hand. My blood dripping all over the gr

She wasn't even 6 years old her mother laying in a pool of blood next to her on the edge of the Forrest that surrounded us. Shit, why were they hear, Alice told us everyone was accounted for before we left. Everyone had been taking care of. Either dead or critically injured except these five pieces of shit. Roderick shifted back and walked over to the rouge holding the little girl and snatched roughly out of his jaws, taking her flesh as he did, not caring she was crying and in agony.

"Thank you for being so accepting. This bunny means a lot to me, and I'm glad I can share this secret with you." Sophie's eyes sparkled with excitement and a hint of mischief. "I'm honored to be let in on this secret," she replied, her voice filled with genuine warmth. "We'll take good care of this little one together!" Sophie settled into a cozy chair, cradling the bunny in her lap. I perched on the edge of my bed. A mischievous glimmer sparkled in Sophie's eyes as she leaned forward, anticipation written all over her face. "Alright, spill the tea, Alice," she said, a playful grin tugging at her lips. "Tell me about the craziest thing that happened to you in Madland."

I murmured apprehensively and ran towards the room where we had left Alice. When I arrived, she was almost dead, pale, and Amber's aunt was trying to apply cold compresses, but Alice was no longer responding to stimuli. "Eleanor, what are you doing here?" Amber's aunt was startled when she saw me entering the room, panting. "I'm sorry, I feel terrible for involving all of you in this," I whispered sadly, and ran towards Alice. In a swift movement, I used my strength to summon my wolf, Roxy, and my fangs appeared as I bit Alice's shoulder forcefully, making her cough and let out a long moan of pain. Then, I made a small cut on my arm and forced her to drink my blood.

The witches sacrificed these rogues to distract us. I tear one off my shoulder and sink my teeth into its throat. Blood fills my mouth. The thing doesn’t even scream, just dies with wide, unblinking eyes. Another one charges, and I rake it down with my claws, my wolf in full control now. I don’t have time to savor the kill. I’m fighting like hell to get to her. “Roxy!” I try through the mind-link. Nothing. I whip around and see Roxy, just for a heartbeat. She’s limp, draped across a horse like a broken doll. And she’s with her–-the witch.

Modernization might have taken the world by storm, but Central Pack was still far behind, maybe because of its geographical location. “ Alpha Cronus, please, let her out or she will die.” Zoe went on her knees with her head lowered, and a growl slipped out of my throat, I'm not sure why, but my animal pulled forward in an instant. “ I'm sorry, alpha, if I have said something wrong; she isn't in a good condition.” She added. My hand squeezed the sheet, and my heartbeat suddenly quickened. My eyes turned colder as I forcefully shoved my wolf away. What the fuck would happen if she dies?

And pulled out a paperback like she was presenting a newborn. The cover showed a shirtless man with a wolf in the background. I stared at it with the kind of horror reserved for secondhand embarrassment. Bailey slapped it on the counter. “For book club.” I read the title and nearly choked on my tea. ALPHA MOON: CLAIMED BY DESTINY. “Bailey,” I said, voice strangled, “I can not read this.” Bailey’s grin turned feral. “You absolutely can. And you absolutely will.”

The moon bled crimson that night, just as it had in every nightmare for as long as Lexi could remember. In the dream, the forest screamed. Steel clashed against claw and fang. A deep, commanding roar tore through the havoc...a voice that felt both ancient and achingly familiar. Then came the sharp cry of an infant, raw and helpless, followed by the wet sound of something heavy hitting the ground. Shadows moved like living smoke, snatching the tiny bundle away into the darkness. Drops of blood fell upward, staining the moon until it pulsed like a wounded heart.

With a savage tear, he ripped open his shirt, lunging toward Alice with a madman's intent. "Just kill me! Kill me already!" Alice's scream cut through the silence, her body arching in defiance. "You heartless butcher, you despicable worm! If you're so brave, then do it—kill me!" Kill her? That was unthinkable. "My sweetheart, how could I ever bring myself to harm you?" Loran's voice was soft, but his actions betrayed him as he reached out once more, lifting Alice's chin to better admire her stunning face, his eyes gleaming with desire.