Cassowary Dangerous Novels & Stories

The air between us tightens, heavy with challenge neither of us wants to back down from. "She's a fucking distraction, Jace," Cassian snaps, that calm, controlled tone of his starting to crack. "You—of all people—just lost control of your wolf because of her. Doesn't that tell you how dangerous she is? To you. To me. To the whole damn pack." "She's not dangerous," I bite out, fists clenching at my sides. "She doesn't even know she's our mate, Cass. How could she possibly be a threat?"

Danica whispered, her hand moving to the small knife she kept at her belt. A massive beast lunged out from the shadows. It looked like a hybrid of a mountain lion and something far more ancient, its fur matted with dark blood. Its mouth was smeared with red, likely from a fresh kill in the woods, and its yellow eyes were locked on them. "Stay back!" Cassandra hissed, stepping in front of Aubrey. The beast roared and leaped. Cassandra didn't hesitate; she met it mid-air, her medical bag flying to the side as she struggled to keep the creature’s jaws away from her throat. The animal was fast, its claws tearing through Cassandra’s trousers and deep into her belly.

But her pet continue to mumble incoherently. "Guys get ready something is coming!" Cassie begins to sense something is coming. As soon as she say this they witness the clouds of dust coming their way they immediately took cover by the huge tress. They heard deafening sounds like thunder rumbling. They were able see several numbers of bull- like animals being chase by a flying creature intending to make them it's meal.

she murmured. “I’m not going to sit here and profess to be a fucking angel, but I’ve never hurt a woman or a child. More than I can say for half the fucking guys who come here. Maybe I have a twisted definition of worse, but I’d say those things constitute a fucking warning.” Scraping his fingers across his shaven scalp, he let out a sharp exhale. “On the list of dangerous people here, I can name at least fifty who are more psychotic than I am.” “I’m not standing here alone with any of them though, am I?”

I wagged my eyebrows at him. Dex cackled in my head and I rolled my eyes. Kai snorted, “You wish buddy. You wish. I don’t think that is a terrible idea, I’m just concerned about the number of lives we are putting in danger. Our wolves and the ones in captivity. How do we minimize the casualties?”

Cassie screeched. “You’re worried about my driving, but you were in a car with a fucking mobster!” I was angry. “What the fuck were you doing here, Cassandra?!” Reckless! He could have shot her, and why the fuck didn’t she shift into her wolf? “I could ask you the same question! What were you doing here with that woman?” “Saving our asses!” I yelled at the top of my voice, swerving to avoid a cactus. Up ahead the wire fence loomed and behind us the sirens approached. “Brace yourself! We’re going through!”

“Stop talking about him like he’s dangerous!” “He is dangerous, Mistra!” Mark counters, clearly annoyed. I intervene. “He is dangerous, Mistra. Or at least has the potential to be. Goddess knows that. But Mark, if Janas thinks he’s going to get anywhere by caging him in like some wild animal, it’s going to blow up in our faces–or likely get Janas killed. Nothing is more dangerous than a creature when it’s cornered.” “He’s not just some creature!” Mistra whines.

Harry didn't stop him, standing in the house watching Stacy follow Ronald to leave the hall. He probably knew what Ronald was going to say to Stacy. Cassandra cracked his head and asked him to look at herself, "Dad, are you okay? I want to raise this dog." "I'll buy a small one." This one is too big, and he always feels unsafe, for fear of hurting her. Although dogs understand human nature, what if? "I'm not, I like it." Cassandra acted like a baby, rubbing his head against his neck.

“Yeah. That’s a Coyote for you. We’ve never accused them of being sane.” “Can he do this?” she asked. “He accepted mate status. This is supposed be against the rules or something, isn’t it?” Cassandra stared back at her archly. “Or something,” she sighed. “Oh well, look on the bright side, maybe he won’t be back very often.” She grabbed Cassandra’s arm, glaring at her furiously. “He could be killed.”

Thankfully, it masked the scent that Ceci was still admitting for some reason. While I tried to focus on the cluttered maps, I couldn't help but be distracted by Teddy and Cassy. "So, you're telling me you actually ride these around?" Cassy pointed to a picture of an airboat. "All the time, Cher. Don't tell me you're scared of a little swamp water?" Teddy teased. Cassy tossed her head back, laughing. "No, not the water. Maybe just of the gators that come with it!" After watching Phin and Gerald review the information, it dawned on me. "You were assigned to watch me."