Horizon Forbidden West Deep Trouble Novels & Stories

Daveson said, and did not wait to see if Leonard obeyed, hauling him bodily behind the car's frame as the second shot took out the side mirror above where his head had been a half second before. Six of them, maybe seven, coming through the treeline at the eastern edge of the property where the fence had a blind stretch Daveson had flagged in his second week and never seen acted upon until tonight, and even in the chaos of it, even with his blood running the specific cold clean adrenaline of imminent death, some part of him catalogued the tactics and understood. This was not Lissa's work.

Trip said. Jake took a long sip from his beer, picking at the label on the bottle. “There’s a new street gang in Hazleton, taking over whatever assets the Dogs left behind. They’re calling themselves the Sons of Doom.” “You want them taken out?” “Yeah,” Jake said and looked Trip in the eye. “If you do that for me, you can have everything west of Chambersburg. It’s Stalker territory I’m giving you there, my territory.” “Consider it done, Wrath,” Trip said, and the two men shook hands. “I’ll tell my guys we’re now friendly.” Jake gave him a look. “That friendship will end if I find out your guys are killing, dealing or selling on my territory.”

Before she could respond, there was a loud knock on the door. Callum stood, tense. “Who is it?” “It’s Victor,” came the muffled reply. Callum opened the door, and Victor entered, his expression unreadable but clearly disturbed. “There’s been a breach.” Lily stood quickly. “A breach? What kind?” “Rogues,” Victor said. “Three of them. They got through the southwest border. Took down two patrol wolves before disappearing into the woods again.” “That’s the edge near the old Bloodmoon territory,” Callum muttered. “That land hasn’t been touched in years.”

Tragedy Romance | Dubcon | Grief | Power Imbalance | Explicit Trigger Warnings: Dubious consent, grief-based emotional manipulation, explicit sexual content, rough handling, dominance/submission themes. . . . The rain was biblical...sheets of it blurring the mountain road, drowning the headlights. She should’ve stayed home. But Vesper Wynne didn’t know how to sit still anymore. Not since her sister died. She wasn’t watching the curves as she should’ve been, and by the time the second turn came, it was too late.

And now, we were on borrowed time. I glanced at the horizon again, a sense of unease settling over me. "What happens now?" I asked, my voice barely above a whisper. Hayden didn’t answer right away. His gaze followed mine, his expression hardening as he looked out into the distance. "We prepare for war." -----

Everything I thought was the most important thing, no longer mattered to me. I started doing what I had always wanted to do. Without guilt. No fear. My old life was normal. Back then I thought I didn't need anyone or anything, that I had absolutely everything figured out, a life so harmoniously planned that it was worthy of envy... but today I know I was completely wrong. I needed him. I needed this guy who drives me crazy in every possible way. I needed to feel the danger, the bad and the forbidden. I needed to live.

“We need to talk. It’s urgent.” She cleaned herself up hastily, threw on a thin white sundress that clung to her still-sensitive curves, and headed down. No panties. The cool air brushing against her wet pussy only reminded her of what she’d just done. Her father was waiting in the grand living room, looking exhausted and afraid. He didn’t waste time. “I’m in deep trouble with some very dangerous people,” he said. “The kind that could destroy everything. There’s only one man powerful enough to protect you right now… Lucian Cross.”

I tried to ignore it, because it is obviously not possible, I am far away from werewolfs and I don't remember hearing about any hidden packs around here, werewolf packs don't like to hide, they make themselves known, But the force of Bolt urging me on was unbearable, so I quickened my steps, it looked like I needed to be quick, as I entered in to the almost silent room, the darkness of it first engulfed me, but it felt good that Bolt has not deserted me completely, I became quickly accustomed to the darkness, I heard a voice pleading and then silent before I finally saw the girl laying on the floor and a man who could be no more than fourty five years old was over her and trying to get somet

She sought help from the only person brave enough to speak of forbidden things: Obinna, the orphan boy who lived near the riverbank and was rumored to have died once—and come back. > “I see them too,” he whispered. “The dead don’t rest here. Not when the river’s angry.” Together, they planned to go deeper—to the Forbidden Depths, a part of the river where even fishermen refused to cast their nets. Obinna warned her: “You go there, and you don’t return the same.” Would you like me to continue with Chapter 6, or would you prefer we focus on: Character development (like Obinna or Mama Uduak's backstory)

The touch of first light looked magnificent in the horizon while the pack of wolves enjoyed their morning run up north on the western borders of their territory. This place was Moon Stone’s ‘dead-end’ so there were almost less to no danger present in the boundaries as this ends with the hills and cliffs that connects them in the deep sea. The only way for them to reach the highest peak of the west border is through the fortress. Howl!