Dino Thunder Conner Novels & Stories

he stammered. “The Golden Snake Gang, huh? Wipe them out,” Dustin said calmly. “Understood,” Drake said respectfully. Then, Dustin turned to the main Langley family. They were now shaking with fear and avoiding his gaze. “Dustin, are you planning to commit slaughter here? Are you trying to destroy the Langley family entirely?” Conan demanded with a dark face. Dustin shot him a cold look. His overwhelming aura made Conan stumble back in fear, and his face turned pale as a sheet.

okay?” Nick was concerned because I was in the middle of a mind link when Knox took over and sprinted around the lake to get to her. “I’m fine, but Knox scared the poor girl so bad she tripped and knocked herself out.” I heard Connelly gasp through the mind link, “Is the Luna okay? Do we need to come down there. Fuck it. I’m coming and bringing the first aid kit.” Connelly was a bit out there. His mate had rejected him a few years back and he has learned to cover up that pain with humor. In all reality it’s sad, but I gave him purpose when I made him my Gamma and I’m glad that I did. He is stronger than what he appears and light on his feet. He is also incredibly smart. I have left him in c

My dad looks down at Connor, who looks like he'd rather be anywhere else but here. My dad does the unexpected, and picks Connor up and into a bone crushing hug. Connor went rigid when my dad grabbed him, but I think he may have passed out because both of our bags fell out of his hands. "Dad! Put down my mate! You're crushing him." My dad laughs and places Connor on his feet. Connor quickly regains his composure and straightens himself up. Like a gentleman, Connor holds out his hand to my dad. "My name is Connor Thompson. Alpha of The Light Wolf Pack." My dad shakes his hand and I can see Connor let out an exhausted sigh. I wrap my arm in his while I place my hand on his bicep.

THOMAS The stench of sweat and blood clung thick in the air as I stepped into the dungeon, the torches flickering to send leaping shadows across the cold stone walls. Bound to the heavy chains screwed into the floor was Connor, self-proclaimed King of Bears. His massive frame rested forward, but even in chains, he was a giant—a monster barely restrained. The fool had actually tried to attack me. Big mistake. His amber eyes snapped to mine as I entered, brimming with raw fury. Good.

Slaine had escaped death for several times, and Danny didn't want to be reminded of his inability to take care of Slaine all this time. “I'm coming,” Connor got up from the couch. “Rey, tell Jaxon we're leaving first,” said Connor who said goodbye with Danny out of the mansion. Danny's brows furrowed looking at Connor who always followed whenever something happened with Slaine, but he ignored it because there was nothing unusual about his best friend being around his sister, but his overprotective nature made Danny suspicious. Gideon also looked restless and wanted to catch up with his friends who had gone home first, but he sighed and leaned back on the sofa with a tired motion.

I revealed, my voice going quite high. Just then I heard Kelvin curse. "Damn! Is it that bad? Who could it be?" He whispered but I caught it and felt even more lost. Wasn't the sniper from him or was he playing another one of his games? "Didn't you send the sniper?" I decided to ask so I could be sure of what was on the ground. "Nope. I asked how things went to know whether I still needed to send that fake sniper. I thought maybe you found another way to get close to her." He answered and my jaw dropped.