Fantasy Bounty Hunter Novels & Stories

Another tent had wares set up on tables, they sold stones and gems set in amulets to fix any ailment from warding off evil spirits to keeping your mother-in-law from visiting too often. "Oh, love, wouldn't you rather wait for the surprise?" Richard asked as his eyes twinkled in merriment. He was getting as much joy out of this Hunt as his daughter was so far. "Yes!" Izzy agreed, "Don't tell me! No matter how much I beg!" She said determinedly, as she thought about how much she loved the excitement of the Hunt so far. She would never have another Hunt since her mate was here. She wasn't the type to outsmart and outrun a warrior, no matter what tribe they were from, so she knew she would be ca

I had barely survived the Hunters on my own and I certainly did not want to include innocents in this deadly game I was stuck in, they may not be as lucky as Ariel’s parents and I feared for the worst that could happen. Sighing in defeat and knew my last option was finding out just exactly how Reila had gotten possession of the bounty and if she indeed was a bounty Hunter. But just thinking about it now, if she was a bounty Hunter then wasn’t it foolish to let others, talk less of, Ariel to find out? Wouldn’t Yang have made it more complicated given the fact that Ariel would for sure show the bounty to me? But then if she wasn’t a bounty Hunter then just who exactly was she? A spy for the Al

the man told him. I smirked at that bit of information and would have to compliment Ziyah’s amazing creations for working so well. It pleased me to see how pissed Andrei got at the mention of all of his ‘bounty hunters’ who met their demise over the years. His eyes flashed with his anger, making me giggle. I wondered how pissy he would be if he learned that I was indeed responsible for this, and it was his precious Dexy that gave me many interesting answers. My codename was apparently Phoenix, so that proved the theory about why he needed me. He somehow knew about Hecate’s blessing.

I needed to tell Susan to get a dozen more for the weekend, or I would suffer withdrawal symptoms. “Did he tell you anything else?” I asked, bringing her coffee and the cupcakes to the table. Trisha sat down opposite her. Amy raised her eyebrows, like gathering her thoughts through the fog of exhaustion in her head. “He was born there when the asylum was still open, and remained there after the courts closed it. Plenty of bad vibes around to feast on for centuries. He’d never paid attention to the living until our lovely Haunter came around. Looks like he started calling on any and all entities around. He invited them to use his and his teammates’ energy to manifest. Kujo thought why not try

He was holding a crossbow—and a shotgun. I tried to suppress the fear clawing at my insides, but it was useless. My gaze flicked to Silas. He was already watching me. “Silas,” Orin said, his voice disturbingly calm, a twisted grin stretching across his face, “there’s no going back this time. You walk out of here free if you kill the boy." He took another step, the grin widening, enjoying every second of this sick game. "Come on, boy. Kill the beast. Join me. Continue the family legacy—hunt."

"You're causing endless headaches." "That's okay—she knows I'm not an investor." Stralath nodded towards Galene. "What are you?" Galene raised her chin, determined not to show fear in front of the stylish older woman. Coco began to speak. "This will probably be a bit of a shock, but—" "Some call me a bounty hunter; others see me as a peacekeeper." Stralath removed the watch. His forearm rippled, and Galene looked away. "Why are you after me?"

“I suppose I should come clean, “Loril isn’t really my sister and she isn’t any former lover or anything such, before you both go jumping to conclusions. I’m a Bounty Hunter. Loril agreed to lure Branson so I could nab him. I have been after that son of a bitch for near two years now. When I saw Loril with you and went into the Earth Node unexpectedly, she thought it might be a good idea to say I was her brother so you would let me into the node with you. She was afraid you would send me away.” “Smart, we would have.” Cain said. He watched as Oren coughed up more blood. “We have to get him somewhere I can do some healing.” “No,” Oren coughed, “you will end up doing more harm than good. I hav

“So, this bounty hunting escapade is advertised on the dark net, but why would they allow the payment to be traced back to the person who puts the bounty?” “No, they didn’t. Whoever made this website completely untraceable is a genius, but nothing is completely untraceable to me. Every hacker has their own signature code, and I know who created it. He’s supposed to be a myth and only goes by Ghost. How original.” He talked while typing like a lunatic. “My guy is a genius,” Linden smirked proudly at me. “How much does he pay you, Yue? I’ll double it.” “It’s loyalty that you can’t buy, asshole,” Linden said. Yet, I still heard a little worry in his voice. “He worked at one of the companies of

My cheeks warm, watching as he silently watched me with an unreadable expression. I swallowed, averting my gaze back to the wound. “Was it the French?” I ask softly. Sasha shifts his weight, pushing deeper between my thighs. “Yes.” He replies gruffly. My heart hammers from our proximity, the thick steam of the bathroom not helping the situation. “A Russian bounty hunter, hired by the French for a large sum of money. “ He continues softly, tightening his hold on my waist with clenched jaws. My heart skips, fear flashing through my head, and Sasha could see right through it. “B-bounty hunter?” I asked shakily.

I pulled from the hug with wide eyes. “What bounty?” I asked. “Well apparently, Four shifters have placed a bounty on your head, anyone who gets you alive will live in gold until his third generation.” I swallowed nothing as I took in his words. The hell, when I thought I was safe but then reality decided to make itself known. “We need to leave.” Fred, who I hadn’t noticed said, and Dante hummed.