Elemental Paranormal Novels & Stories

I asked her, pointing to the cover so she could explain. “THE LEGENDARY GUIDE OF THE ELEMENTALS” She responded. “Wow!” Brian exclaimed. “You have to come to terms with it, you'll see that you can understand it without even trying. It would be as if it's speaking to you.” She explained, slowly flipping through the pages of the huge book to stop the dust from flying around. “Sounds creepy,” Brian said. “It's not. Look,” She pointed to a drawing, “That's Lumus, the first-ever elemental.” I looked closer and saw him; he held his hand out as if calling to the earth; he was facing a piece of rock in mid-air.

Blake, for reasons known only to Blake, decided the best way to react to this information was to gently stroke Kayla's face while staring at her as if she'd just found the Long Lost City of Atlantis. "Elementals are myths," I said. An Elemental was a hybrid. Half witch or wizard, half wolf. Witches and wizards, if they existed, did not live in the werewolf community. Graham shook his head. "We thought so too," he said. "Until Skye threw the contents of a glass of water at Riley without touching the glass. That is why Patrick feared her so much." Blake dropped his hand from Kayla's face. His wide eyes stayed glued to her. Kayla's arms squeezed tighter around my waist. I leaned away from her,

The flowers didn't just bloom; they sparkled, twinkling like frantic little stars in time with her retching. Then, the overhead porch lights flickered. Bzzzt. Pop. Bzzzt. Inside the house, the living room lamps surged brighter, then dimmed, then surged again. It was a classic Elemental power surge. The screen door flew open with a bang. "Why is the house having a seizure?" Elana demanded, marching out onto the porch with Ginny right on her heels. " The chandelier in the dining room just tried to blink Morse code—" Elana stopped dead. She saw the scene: Jax looking terrified in the corner. Fennigan holding a spit-up-covered baby like a hazardous object. And Leela, the most powerful Elemental

“It was a search.” Caspian stayed silent. “They were looking for a Water Elemental Werewolf,” I continued. “And they failed.” I looked up at him. For the first time, Caspian looked… uneasy. His jaw tightened, his shoulders stiffened slightly. Small reactions—but obvious to me. “They haven’t stopped,” I said. “Not just water. All four elements. Earth is the last one.” I leaned back in my chair. My head felt heavy, information spinning mercilessly. That Dark Sorcerer—or group—was still hunting. Waiting for the right moment. The exact moment they stole my heart, right when my five-year bond with Scott—

"A government facility means human oversight. It means the Council can hide behind federal authority. Adrian's not in a paranormal detention center. He's in a human laboratory." I pull up the article. The details are sparse but there's a quote from someone named Dr. James Morrison. The facility is designed to study paranormal biological integration. To understand how paranormal genetics can be weaponized. Morrison. The name hits me like ice water. "That's not a coincidence," I say. "What?" Vivian asks. "Detective Morrison. From the beginning. The one investigating Elise's disappearance. The one who showed up in paranormal networks. Catherine said he was human-passing fae."

“Looks like we found a Control field team right here boys, and a dumbass one at that, so easily ambushed. Must have been hiking in the Sun too long today. Which one are ya?” “42,” Jonie answered. “Bob,” Mitch said, “Carl there,” he indicated me, “is new. Can I introduce you?” Bob oozed mock politeness. “Please do.” Mitch explained. “Carl, these guys are S.H.A.D.E. the Syndicate for Harnessing Anomalous Destruction and Entropy. They’re kind of the opposite of Control. Instead of trying to contain and protect society from the paranormal and preserve normalcy, these guys believe in exploiting the paranormal.”

Who is he? Frank told her, and Jouri was not surprised after hearing what Frank told her about Reverend Quietus. It sounded scary, but as the reverend put it, the paranormal was but entities with the same energy signature as the spiritron vein. It was basically no different from cultivation, aside from being superior. "I'll hang up if there's nothing else," Frank said. "Wait." Jouri quickly stopped him. "Do you remember the number from Drunken Moon? I got a lead just a second ago. I'll send it over right now."

Daryl nodded and gave her a serious response. "Every pure blood has unique abilities or powers. Mine is to erase someone's memory." Kaelynn's eyes widened as she realized Daryl was true. Each of us has a special ability. I have the ability to paralyze anyone with my red eyes, and Rious can order anything or anyone, dead or alive, with his red eyes. "H-How about Darenn? Has he already been killed?" Kaelynn asked, her voice trembling with fear; it pains me to see her like this.

We could have been better prepared had she told us. The moment everyone started to shift I felt I had to do everything to protect my family. I gave Zakara full control and felt a surge of power break free. I knew Alexandre was a Fire element, Dad was an Earth element and Bryan had Wind. Zakara being the Delvhen wolf and controlling all five elements could project any element needed at that moment. She predicted her earth element onto all of them, giving them her power. It helped but not like we thought it would. Aella had been taken and now we had to deal with the aftermath.

When the room went dark again, I heard mumblings through the crowd. "Did you see that werewolf?" "It looked so real!" "I'd never seen such a realistic-looking animatronic." "It was so scary!" Shit! I was worried, realizing why that must have happened. Luckily, no one had seen him shift and they thought he was part of the show. But this couldn't be good. He would have ripped his clothes when he did that. I stayed behind and did my best to feel around for where it would have torn. My fingers found a shopping bag. My potion! I picked it up and my stomach dropped as it made the sound of broken glass. But maybe it was still okay. It was just dried herbs, after all. I hadn't added the water yet. A