Grim Dark Fantasy Novels & Stories

I ordered and the guard bowed. I turned to leave but that order didn't seem complete so I changed course and moved towards the guards whispering in his ear. "Tell him: one scratch on her, and he'll pay for it." And I walked to the warehouse smiling; my prey was waiting. I am the don of the Draevyn family. A terror by night, and famous for my unforgiving spirit. I am the Life Reaper. I am Rowan Draevyn. Finding my second mate didn't make me weak - I would prove I was stronger than the seven before me.

I felt his lips turn up into a smile against my skin as he let out a low chuckle. "I haven't even shown you how cruel I can be."I let out a frustrated sigh before pushing away from him. He was right; I did have needs, and no one here was making it worth my while. "I Dela Greyhill, Queen of the Dark realm. Accept your terms and agree to your payment." I groaned. I went to give him the jar, but he shook his head. He reached for my hand and placed a finger in his mouth. He bit down on the tip allowing blood to drip down it before placing it in his mouth again, sucking up the blood. His hands glided under my ass and lifted me before grabbing my legs and wrapping them around his waist.

Sarah growled beside me, voice a low growl, lips curving in a contented smile as she relaxed, eyes fixed on the rogues as they staggered. But rogues are not mortal. Flustered, furious, they reverted to their last resort—dark magic. A sickly, yellowing glow came from their bodies, lighting up the trees with a foul, unnatural light, air shuddering with an evil that made my skin prickle. "Shit," I breathed, my heart crashing, my mind stumbling back to Jayden's body mashed up against me, his growls in my ear as he screwed me bare, a temporary relief from this kind of horror.

I flinched. But even as I wanted to argue, Theo’s face—the tight jaw, the way his fists trembled—came back sharper than any words I could form. “I…” My throat locked. Damien’s smirk curved. “Exactly.” His hand tilted my chin up, forcing my gaze to his. “Stop torturing yourself with fantasies of knights. They’ll never survive in the dark. But I…” His voice dropped lower, dangerous. “I am the dark. And I’ll make sure no one can take you from me.”

My vision blackens at the edges, my legs weakening as I lean heavily against the door. Dominic is there, his presence a steady anchor in the storm of my agony. As if he had been waiting for me, his hand reaches out to catch me before I can fall, his touch a lifeline in the darkness that threatens to engulf me. Without a word, he guides me down to the basement, the cool stone walls closing in around us like a protective cocoon. With every step I take, the pain of the wolf’s bane coursing through my veins intensifies, a relentless torment that threatens to overwhelm me. Each breath is a struggle, each heartbeat a reminder of the poison that now courses through my body. The air is heavy with th

"It's an immortality spell." She shook her head. "Not likely. Immortality is a myth. You'd have to be a god to do that. Is the darkness a god?" "I don't think so." My eyes shifted through more of the books. They all had one thing in common: the need for a blood relation of the person casting the spell or the person they were summoning. "So, If not immortality, then the darkness must be summoning a Grey. Are they trying to summon my mother?"

It takes a minute but both of them travel over to the dark elf that is on the ground. Faint panting originates from the confines of the helm as if someone or something is strangling him. The pair of orcs look at him as if they are studying his armor and the goggles on his face up until the other two elves enter the clearing. Catarina is the first to notice the Butcher is on the ground wallowing in pain. Her eyes dart to the larger orc and with a voice that matched an enraged commander, she speaks. “What happen here?” The druid is the first to go down on her knees and lift off the helm that protected his face. Once she does, she is shocked at what she sees. The face of Butcher looks like it h

Thorne's slab-jaws worked soundless first, yellowed fangs glinting saliva-slick in the gloom, before a gravel-roar erupted guttural from his cavernous chest, spittle flecking beard: "Impossible... my borders—scrys screaming rifts clotting shut like gangrened wounds, shadows receding whipped like castrated curs! How in the abyss—your half-bred whelps wrought this? Blackwood blood-sorcery? This diad abomination forged in profane rut?" Damian sheathed his massive blade with a slick, ichor-dripping shing that sang quench-thirst through the runes, the weapon's edge still steaming void-flesh melt; wolfish grin split his cragged face triumphant, silver temples stark-veined under ruins' oppressive g

Let teeth fall out, and hair turn white, Let fever burn them every night. Their minds shall fade, their eyes grow blind, No peace, no joy, no rest to find. Their cries will echo in the dark, As shadows leave a lasting mark. They'll beg for help, they'll scream in vain, But nothing stops the rising pain. This curse I send, it shall not miss, My blood, my voice, I seal with this." As he finished the chant, Bruce threw a pinch of dark powder into the flame of the nearest candle. The flame turned black for a moment, and a low hiss echoed through the attic.