Clone Wars Bounty Hunters Novels & Stories

One of the hunters said, and some of them agreed. "I doubt if that will be a good idea, judging by his reputation and the fact that his father might be involved." Marco said, and some hunter's disagreed. "Those people were guilty and the Hunter's did their job. This is a different case here. We have a copycat, aiming for his or her personal goal using the Hunter's method. Unless the Wilde pack, the McCain pack, Linus' Family and the Forestwood coven is guilty of crimes against humans, it is impossible that Giles will come after them." Another hunter pointed out, and Gavin and I had achieved our purpose.

Maybe, Lisa had killed everybody, but everyone had an attachment with their moms. Spending a few moments in her lap, I felt pleased when a storm knocked on the door. A new chapter in her story was about, to begin with, the knock that broke her innocent heart and made her absurd. Puzzled, Mom got up and peeked from the window. "Lord?" She instantly went near the door. Bowing down, she welcomed him. "Glory to the King! We're grateful for your visit." ............................................... Mom was engaged in taking care of royals. Time passed, and he finally came up with his intention.

He didn't appear to be upset to be joining his mate at all. Of the more than 3,000 omegas that had started The Hunt, only 243 were still unclaimed. That night, 243 Hunters returned to the castle and planned the next phase of their attack. Because, at this point in the game, their animalistic nature could do nothing less than attack.

For a moment I forgot why I was even at the Vanderwood ball. “Jarvis, call Shadow.” I said, while fumbling through my holster for the two rings I had collected from the twins. Within seconds Shadow appeared on my screen. “Checkmate.” I said with a grin, and I lifted the two rings up so he could see. He smiled back at me. “Well done, Snow. Well done. I didn’t have a doubt that you would complete this task. The funds will be in your account within 24 hours.” He said, and then closed the call.

she said, gesturing to an area of debris that appeared to have been placed too purposefully. Kael gave a nod. He flung a small stone towards the suspicious pile with a flick of his wrist. The trap exploded instantly, sending stone and metal fragments flying with a thunderous roar. Zara whispered, "Figures," and ducked behind a collapsing wall. Figures stepped out of the darkness. Bounty hunters, obviously anticipating them, armed to the teeth. With its edge shining in the dim light, Kael pulled out his blade. "Remain behind me." Zara gave a snort. "No chance." With a familiar and comforting weight, she took a knife from her belt.

The man sneered, exposing his teeth, and I could see his dirty teeth reflecting in the light emitted from the silver glow of the moon overhead. The man's claws extracted at once, his eyes flashed a dangerous shade of red, and it hit me at once that I was standing before a bounty hunter. I could not guess which Alpha or pack this man was working for; all I knew was that this man was reveling at the prospect of handing me in and claiming a bountiful reward.