Here There Be Monsters Book Novels & Stories

I came here to hide from Marcus and start over. Instead I walked into a house with three wolves who already decided I belonged to them.

He responded. Avery and Nicholas were lost. "What's the book all about?" Nicholas asked. "Books hold the world together. The knowledge found in books can't be found in real life. Old books seem to affect the present world. This book here," Devon pointed at the book in Beatrice's hands, "Tells us what would happen if we don't act now. The beast and sea monster would ravage the city - both Blessingstoke and Arbedour. Raging waters caused by the sea monsters and the ground opening and swallowing people up. Deaths of hundreds would occur - Deaths of you and me." Devon said.

All I wanted was to take his length into my mouth, all I could think of was to Tame his Big raging monster I crawled a bit closer and knelt erect so my face could be at the same level as his cock. I averted my gaze from his dark hues and trailed it to his drooling lips I swallowed subconsciously and then trailed my face to his hardened shaft that was pointed straight to my face. his precum was dripping out of his...his monstrous Dick..that even in my daze, I still flinched t the sight of it up close.

If I had met her in Greystone Falls, I'd have doubted if she was a witch. "Like I said, this is Eclipse’s Book of Records. It holds the history of every supernatural being that has ever been here," she explained. "You mean each book holds a record of every monster who’s been here?" I asked, my eyes darting toward the shelves. "Yes," she replied and clicked her tongue. "But can you stop calling us monsters? I'd prefer it if you addressed us as supernatural beings," she added with a smile. Supernatural beings, my foot! They were all monsters to me, with powers no human could ever possess.

"Cameron Stuart! Just how much more trouble are you trying to cause me!" Natalie Parker's shrill voice rang in my ears, jolting me awake. The moment I opened my eyes, I saw her raising a bottle of sulfuric acid to splash it on me. Recalling the unbearable agony that overwhelmed me in my previous life, I instinctively reached out to grab the bottle. Still, some of the liquid splashed out anyway, dripping onto my body. I gasped in pain. After exhaling deeply, I clenched my jaw and caught Natalie by the wrist. "Are you mad? You can kill someone if you throw an entire bottle of sulfuric acid at them! Don't you know that?"

Their father stood dramatically from his chair. "Oh dear." Both girls looked at him instantly. He stared out of the window. "Oh no." Daisy sat upright. "What?" "Oh no no no no..." Jessica felt excitement bubbling immediately. "What?!" He turned slowly. "I think..." He lowered his voice. "...I think the storm monsters are back." Jessica's eyes widened. Daisy looked horrified. "The what?!" "The storm monsters," he whispered. "Hair made of clouds. Eyes made of lightning." Jessica stared. "No way."

She screamed at the top of her lungs. And the monsters started running towards the Deep Caves. Purple Smoke sat back on her chair of black diamonds, looking down at the chaos in so much awe and contentment. The fear of the humans was making her even more stronger. "Keep running faster! The monsters are coming!" Keir told everyone. They were still a few miles away from the gate of the Deep Caves but the monsters were fast approaching. "Open the gate!" Bek could be heard screaming ahead in front of the gate, swaying his sword in the air to inform those that were guarding the door from the inside.

A series of bird monsters' screeching rang out as a swarm of monsters approached. Rozi yelled from up in the air, "They're here!"

The sound shook the ruins to their core, a scream of agony, rage, and unholy power all woven together. Kai staggered to Elise’s side, staring at the creature in horror. “What has she done?” Elise swallowed hard, her chest tight with dread. “You wanted power, Becky,” she whispered, her voice steady despite the fear clawing at her insides. “Now you are it.” The monster turned toward her. And lunged. The ground shattered beneath its first strike as the chamber erupted into violence once more, the true war finally unleashed.

The previous Ava would've jumped at the chance to prove she wasn't a baby, but I couldn't be bothered at this point. "I'm scared," I confessed. "I know, baby. I do, but I need you to listen. You must run when I tell you to. No looking back. Promise me." Swallowing, I gave her a small nod. Slowly, the shadows around us began to materialise. We were being surrounded. Except for my muffled cries, nothing could be heard and when the smoke finally cleared away, I saw them— Monsters. That was the only word I could describe them as…