Harley Quinn Arkham Asylum Novels & Stories

Ravenhold Bastille, their most secretive and secure facility, now stood there. His territory. His rules. Harlan finally arched an eyebrow and glanced up, impatience simmering in his steel-grey eyes. “Alisher’s a lawyer. He goes to prisons. That’s what lawyers do. Now get back to your desk—I’m busy.” The assistant hesitated, then cleared his throat. “He wasn’t alone, sir. He was with someone.” Harlan’s eyes narrowed. “Ms. Aria Harper from Ironhide Pack.” The room fell dead silent.

Caelith sat low in the backseat, her fingers dug tightly into the fabric of her canvas bag, her breath coming in shallow, ragged gaps as the dark facades of the financial monoliths blurred past the cracked windows. Behind them, the low, mechanical hum of Zara’s motorcycle provided a steady, protective boundary, her headlight cutting through the exhaust fumes like a beacon. Zara had put a brief call across to someone the moment they cleared the immediate perimeter of the alleyway, her voice clipped and entirely unyielding as she rattled off an encrypted set of coordinates. By the time Elias pulled the dented vehicle into the underground parking structure of a towering, faded corporate long-st

I barely sit down at my heavy mahogany desk to start my assignment when the distinct, sharp presences of Silas, Valerius, and Garrick chime through the pack mind-link, instantly dragging me away from my studies and back into pack business. ‘We found Belladonna. She tried to run and hide, but we’ve got her,’ Silas reports, his mental tone crisp and all business. ‘She's being kept in a holding cell next to Thatcher down in the basement,’ Garrick adds. ‘How did you track her down so fast?’ I ask, pushing my textbook aside and leaning forward, resting my elbows on the desk.

“You never truly severed it. He rejected you, but the Moon didn’t accept it.” Dax’s voice cut like steel. “Aria. Now.” I shoved Kieran into the tunnel and dropped after him, sliding on wet stone. The seam above us slammed shut with a final thud—sealing out Rowan’s voice, sealing out the tracker’s roar. For three heartbeats, there was only darkness and my own breathing. Then, from deeper in the tunnel, another voice spoke—female, amused, dangerously calm. “Welcome,” it said. “We’ve been waiting for the ashbound to fall into our hands.”

Damon It had taken weeks of subtle questions and late-night searches, cross-referencing old infirmary logs with palace procurement ledgers no one bothered to secure. I hadn’t told Ronan. I hadn’t even told Jackson. This wasn’t a matter I could trust anyone else with. The pieces didn’t fall into place so much as collapse, slow, silent, and undeniable. A coded order for a rare herb extract, delivered in secret to the Ashford estate infirmary over a decade ago. A palace apothecary reassigned after handling “non-standard herbal compounds.”

The guilt and desperation ate at him. He had to find her. Pushing himself up, Ryder called for a few of his spies who were the best tracker within the Shadowclaw Pack who reported directly to him as Alpha. These people instantly without hesitation or fail under threat of death orders could do anything so long as the price was right. "I need you to find someone,” Ryder said, his voice low and urgent as soon as the spies appeared that night in his study. “Her name is Hazel. She was banished from the pack months ago. I need to know where she is—exactly where she is.”

The large gate of the dungeon was pushed open and she heard the tell tale sounds of high heels hitting the ground. Clenching her fists, Hazel took a deep breath. She only cared about Yuka's safety. She was dying to know if he'd made it out of the palace, alive. That was the only thing that mattered to her, despite the fact that she was at a risk of being murdered or possibly tortured to death. "Hazel Spiers" the queen drawled, an amused look on her face. The blue crystals in the dungeon began to glow even brighter, in the presence of the queen.

Fear shot through my spine, a wave of freezing cold settling against my skin, sending goosebumps swimming across my skin. Raul leaned down so that his lips were against Theresa’s mother’s ear. “Don’t hold this against us. This is just a message to that daughter of yours.” Harley’s blades were plunged into the woman’s eyes, twisting in circles until the orbs were detached from their sockets. A pained cry left the woman while Harley’s laughter relentlessly echoed. She was psychotic. Nope. She wasn’t. Because the moment when Izzy began displaying her wickedness, my stomach had churned with bile.

Darkness enveloped him, and he collapsed to the ground. --- When Harley awoke, he found himself in a cold, sterile room. He was restrained, heavy chains binding his wrists and ankles. The air was thick with the scent of antiseptic and fear. He realized with a sinking feeling that he had been captured by the hunters. The door opened, and the hunter who had bested him walked in, flanked by several others. "Ah, you're awake. Good. We have much to discuss." Harley glared at him, his body still weak from the wolfsbane. "You won't get away with this."

He stared at Dali who laid dead on the floor with a hole in her chest and her heart on the floor in front of him. He needed to do something and he needed to do it quickly. **************************************************************** Harley was standing in front of the window in Roman’s penthouse with a cup of coffee in her hand and a blanket around her shoulders. Her reflection showed on the window, she looked very lost in thoughts and pretty much overwhelmed. She had dreamt of Roman being kept and tortured in a facility and also