Brown Bear Book Characters Novels & Stories

He snarls and stands, then goes to the wall of ice and snow and slams his fist into it, sending another wave of snow crashing to the ground around him. Hope jumps up. “Bjorn!” I grab her before she can go rushing into the mini avalanche. “He’s a bear, Hope. He’ll be okay,” I say, holding her while watching the mound of snow. It’s only a couple of minutes before a huge polar bear climbs out of the snow. “So … our brothers?” the third sister asks. “At least one of them was left restrained, from what I could get from the records I found,” I tell her. Bjorn shifts back, but he continues swaying from side to side in an agitated way.

Atwood and his injured pack member, who I now recognize as Noah, lift their heads to look at me as well, and while the Bears are turned toward me, he helps Noah stand. Three Lycans, and three Bears. “Should we have a little snack before the main course?” one of the Bears says. They start to approach me. “Ruby, run,” Atwood says using our mindlink. I stand my ground, hackles raised and teeth bared. “She’s got blood on her muzzle,” another one of the Bears says as they approach me. “How cute.” Behind them, Atwood and Noah stalk forward, preparing to pounce. “If you want me,” I say, “come and get me.”

Then he was gone, and I had never felt more alone in my life. Paxton jogged up next to me, blinking his grey eyes rapidly. "Darling, my incredible eyes are just a small part of a very big package, massive even." He flashed his charming smile with a wiggle of his brows, but it only lasted a second as he seemed to pick up on my mood. "What's going on, Charlie?" I shook my head, mumbling before diving into the water to cross the river. "There are bears in the forest." "There are also wolves." He said, sounding more relaxed and almost as if he were trying not to laugh at his own joke. We had never had a bounty for a bear before, so we tried to avoid them when we could.

I was in the middle of nowhere with nothing and no one to defend me. The figure drew out into the open area, and the moonlight shone on the monstrous beast. Covered in fur with sharp claws for hands and elongated canines for teeth, before me was a huge brown bear. Its mouth stretched wide, and a gut-wrenching, piercing roar thundered from the monstrous beast's mouth. It echoed through the wood, sending even the trees shaking with fright. I swallowed hard, the gulp very loud. Yeah! This was where I met my demise.

“It is an inside joke,“ Draco said, sobering up. “Do we have bears in the mountain?“ Aiden asked, leaning forward with interest. Mitch chewed on his food for a while, then he said, “Maybe…“ “Polar bears?“ Aiden asked. “I want to meet one.“ He hopped around enthusiastically. I shook my head. “You will not be meeting any polar bears, Aiden.“ As if on sue, Charles walked in, shivering slightly because of the cold but he was unmauled by any wild animal. He was in one piece. “You see, no polar bears," I told my son. He pouted his lips but got disinterested as Charles sat at the table and rubbed his hands to warm them. “Alpha Mitch,“ he said. "I did not think I'd see you at breakfast today.“

Evan found Becky bracing herself by grabbing his hand and squeezing it as hard as she could. Gemma knew only seconds passed before they heard a few shuffling, guttural grunts. But it’d felt like minutes or hours. As a group, they turned around, their eyes all widening upon seeing a large brown bear sitting calmly with an expression she’d never have thought a bear could make. He looked embarrassed and unsure of the situation. Did Larin believe they’d reject? He’d come here to help them. Larin was this bear too, and they’d have to accept it along with the rest of him. “Well, now I know why you make a great door in your human form. Look at you, you’re a bear. Do you like honey? Do we need to st

"Yes, grandma. I promise I will always remember today." THE PRESENT: As I cower behind Chief Wolfpaw it reminds me of the way I feared my grandma's attic as a little girl. That fear of the top of the stairs gets to me even now in a collapsing cave. Chief Wolfpaw's ears twitch when we both hear the low growls coming from the Great Grizzly. The orange eyes get bigger and bigger as a black snout appears and then a whole brown bear head comes out. It's body runs toward us as it makes its way down the stairs. The cave is collapsing and the shaking earth causes us to lose our footing.

“I didn’t lie, Kade, I swear I didn’t. I love you. I wouldn’t do that to you. Please….” She was breaking my heart into tiny pieces. “I know, and I love you too. But just listen, okay?” She wiped a tear that had fallen and nodded her head. “Okay. All the bears I’ve known have the same hazel-colored eyes. And they’re huge—much bigger than wolves, even in their human forms. They have the same increased strength and healing that most shifters do, but they aren’t quite as fast as we are. Have you ever known Tyson or anyone in your family to get sick? A cold or the flu?”

The roar was deafening, resonating within me, rattling my bones. And then they appeared—two massive polar bears, their enormous frames slicing through the trees. Instinctively, I backed away from the window, a gasp escaping my lips. They were stunning, breathtakingly beautiful yet terrifying, their white fur glistening like freshly fallen snow, powerful and imposing; they charged with a strength that radiated authority. The wolves, for a fleeting moment, hesitated.

Her thoughts ease a little at how attentive he is to her. They pick up their lunches and set out. The day is sunny but as they take the trail into the mountains they are shaded by the tall trees, where it is a little cooler. They see a mother black bear with her cub through a small clearing. The mother bear is eating some wild berries while her baby cub plays beside her. Grant takes a picture and decides it would be a great idea to take pictures along their walk and make Amber an album so she can remember their first trip away. He hopes it will become one of many.