Hood Rat Book Novels & Stories

" Her dad loved all animals, perhaps a little too much. He was forever bringing stray animals into the house. Once he'd forgotten she was allergic to cat fur and brought two kittens home. The growl continued. Lauren walked into the darkness of the hall. There was a distasteful smell in the air: the smell of wet dog. She wrinkled her nose and let out a "Yech!", walking closer to the growl. She reached the end of the hallway, where the kitchen was. The kitchen windows were devoid of curtains, and the room was filled with the light from the full moon outside.

A tall and a short with wears cloak that covers their faces, and one wears a plague mask. "Doctor, the rats have grown larger since you feed them upon the mountainous corpse at the mountains." the shorter one in a cloak says. "But of course, every one of us has a role to play. Even in death, the Chief and his Hand will serve nutrients for my pets." the Doctor says as he places a rat the size of a cat on the table. The rat heard the Doctor whistling and followed her commands. She then commands the rat to attack the two other members at the table.

Street rat: " Who said we streets rat are poor but compare to this human over here...I think our condition is more better" Church rats: ( nodding it's head) " I have never seen such greedy and selfish human in my life before... Just look at the room could confirm everything am saying" The church rat pointed to the huge holes in the room and the hungry skinny looking spiders whose cobwebs can't wait to catch food.

I pulled another one out and was about how to buy your time, authored by Dan Martell. Again and again, nothing I found was useful. I nearly gave up when my eyes fell on a bigger book. It was actually one of the biggest books there. It had a yellow cover and I pulled it out, and glanced at it, my eyes glinting at the title, ‘Werewolf And Its Powers’. Flipping through it, the first pages had no significance so I kept on turning pages, hoping to dig out what I wanted. And eventually I paused, stopping to read what it was written.