Doll Possession Novels & Stories

"There was a car outside my building. The same guy was at the coffee shop and someone was outside the gym. I thought maybe I was just imagining it. I kept telling myself I was being paranoid. This morning -" Jessie's voice started to break. "This morning I came home and someone had been in my apartment " Jessie said. Lillian furrowed her brows. "What do you mean?" Lillian asked. "Nothing was taken," Jessie. Her breathing was hard. "Everything was still there. Things were moved around. My drawers were open. My bedroom door was open. They wanted me to know someone had been inside the penthouse." Jessie's voice trembled. "He is going to hurt me”

Everything of him. Her wolf snarled softly. ‘It’s not our house,’ she murmured. ‘It’s his. All of it. His.’ The thought made her stomach tighten. Ownership. Possession. Her wolf didn’t sound angry—she sounded resigned, and somehow, that was worse. At least Kalmin hadn’t locked her in the room this time. That small victory gave her a glimmer of hope as she moved toward the kitchen. The soft sound of footsteps approaching behind her made her heart lurch in her chest. Her body tensed, the hairs on the back of her neck standing up. She didn’t need to look over her shoulder to know it was him.

“Your best bet is to set fire to it. Did you see where it connects to the wolf?” I reached out and Dallas put a lighter in my hand with one of the wood sticks he used for barbecuing. “There is her fur and hair connected to the doll. You can see it around the middle.” “Okay. Um…can you remove it first?” My fingers twitched. “Just getting close to it makes my hands go numb. I don’t know if I can.” “Shit. I’m worried it ties to the wolf. If it’s a doll, and its currently active, if you set it on fire…”

Dalia yelled out in anger. A sly smile ran up her lips, Tikka turned and took few steps Her eyes caught the fire extinguisher hung on the wall and she picked it up Walking back to Dalia her smile increased "What the hell is that!?" "Oh....it's a gift for you "Tikka said gently. She stretched her arm and reluctantly and confusedly Dalia collected it "Now" Tikka clasped her hands

"I was telling you something and you ain't even listening that?" "I told ya, you're right." "Listen to me, first" Dua scolded and then again placed her ankle on her knee. "Look, I've a tracker installed in there. Isn't this weird?" she said, analysing her ankle, looking at it closely. "Yes. It is" "There's a micro chip in there. And I don't even feel it" her eyes stilled on her ankle as if it was the most mesmerizing thing ever. "Yes"

We went straight to Daisy's locker. "What are we doing?" Jessica asked. I pulled out Daisy's wolf doll. "We're going to destroy this." "That's just a toy," Sarah said. "It's not just a toy," I said. "It belonged to her dead mother. It's the only thing she has left of her." I took out a knife and cut off the wolf's head. Then I pulled out a fake vampire head I had bought at the costume store and sewed it onto the doll's body.

"That little girl is damn lucky. She was underwater too long." Dimitri stared at Ash as the woman tenderly plucked the doll from the water's edge and started to follow Josh and Erin to the cabin. He gestured to the doll with an uplift of his chin. "If I'm correct, that doll saved her life." He turned to the others. "We talked to a witch back in Draven Falls. She said it sounded like Erin somehow used possessive magic on the doll. Probably doesn't even realize she did it. That's how Erin knows what's happening in other rooms when she's not in them. She bonded a part of her soul, albeit probably a small part, to that doll, allowing her to see and hear things." He shrugged. "She takes it as the

“It’s the domestic Barbara set. Each pack contains the dreamhouse, one Barbara doll, one Kenneth doll, one boy doll and one baby doll. Is there a cat and dog doll, or do they come as separate purchases?” “Werewolves tend not to have pets,” Heath replied mildly. “It’s not a good cultural fit.” She slid him a look out of the corner of her eye and suppressed a malicious smirk. “A wolf may not own a dog? Are you afraid that the relationship might become complicated? I mean, when you’re in wolf form, you’re not exactly going to be looking at a human woman and thinking sexy thoughts, but you might look at the family’s poodle in a certain way, right?”

The morning sunlight streamed through the curtains, casting gentle beams throughout the mansion. Penelope, holding a breakfast tray, walked toward James's room. She tapped gently at first, then again, more forcefully this time. As there was no reply, she carefully opened the door. To her astonishment, the room was devoid of occupants, the bed perfectly arranged as if it hadn’t been used.

She took him from me. "It's called an exorcism, my dear." The way she laughed behind her words as I continued to stare down at the grass. "Even if he leaves to come back to Earth right this very minute, he would not get here in time. When he does, now that the bond has been forcefully severed, he won't be able to step foot on the property, thanks to your little ward. Not your best work, but it will do for now." She pulled something from her pocket, but I was unable to focus on what it was as my vision began to blur in and out.