Hotel Of Transylvania 1 Novels & Stories

"Arraa. Come here." Arra was currently checking a small passage that she saw when she heard a deep and cold voice calling out her name. Her eyes widened and a smile plastered on her face. Finally, someone came here to let her out of this scary place. So she turns around with a smile on her face but only to find out that a scary tall man was standing at her back and staring at her. The man was so tall that she had to look up to see his face. His eye was red and has a dark circle on it. He also has pointed fangs on his mouth and it looks very scary. He wears a long dark coat that covers his whole body. Arra screamed at the top of her lungs and quickly cover her face with her two shaking hands.

Helen looked concerned at that comment, but said nothing. My shame and humiliation at my confession of wantonness was far more overwhelming than I’d imagined it would be. It appeared the prudence of the eighteenth century had infiltrated into my twenty-first century thought process. Helen eased my discomfort by explaining that vampires not only had the ability to glamour their victims into doing their bidding, but she suspected my wanton behavior was a result of some form of aphrodisiac being slipped into my drink. The only puzzling factor was that I hadn’t taken a drink in my chambers. If I’d been slipped anything in my drink, it would have had to have been given to me in my mead at dinn

He appeared, his face white in the streetlights within the darkness of his hair and clothing, and his lips glossed with blood. “They heard the gun, move!” Heath ordered in a hiss and ran towards the house. He climbed to the first story effortlessly, reaching down to grab Aislen by the wrist. She felt Cameron grab her by the waist, lifting her up, as Rhett and Talen manhandled the woman Van Helsing’s body up, before all three men followed. As they reached the balcony of the second story, the front door burst open and a group of Van Helsings, in casual clothing or pajamas, and one wearing a towel wrapped around his head and a bathrobe, ran out, holding weapons.

sign on a restaurant window caught her eye, this discrimination against supernaturals couldn’t happen. A police car pulled up out front of a house on the street before them, lights flashing, and Talen slowed the car as an ambulance was heard in the background. A black 4WD arrived next, spilling out Van Helsing soldiers in their black uniforms. Aislen twisted in her seat to watch through the rear-window as Talen drove past and caught a glimpse of Heath through the windscreen of the car directly behind them, with Stella in the front passenger seat, as she did so. The Van Helsing soldiers entered the house. A child watched out the upstairs window, and even at a brief glance, Aislen could see th

And if there would be one that would know, there is only one person I can blame— Marge. “Well, this will surely be another one hella year of boredom,” I mumbled as I walked through the hallways with a sea of noisy human students. Some of them are staring at me, and others are letting out murmurs with their group of friends. I'm used to people staring at me, but the people in Transylvania are afraid of me, so they are just going to stare at me. They don't dare to talk to me or get near me. And these students here are staring at me like I am a piece of chocolate on their plates. It is such a nice day today to be the center of their attentions.

Adams stated, his voice filled with determination and concern. "What about Lucian?" Noah asked, reminding Adams of their complicated situation. "I don't care anymore," Adams declared, his priorities shifting. He abruptly ended the call, having made up his mind to meet up with Clara regardless of what Lucian said or did. He walked out of his room and headed to the sitting room, but as he entered, he caught a distinct scent—vampires. To his shock, he saw Ella, Gova, and Hendrick, their appearances transformed into that of vampires, with pale skin and different eye colors. Peterson was also present, sitting close to Lucian.

’ When he smiled, I knew he’d heard me. ‘You’re amazing, Gina,’ his voice echoed in my mind and I felt my cheeks flush. When we left the restaurant and got to the car, I spoke. “Now we’ve gotten to Transylvania. How do we find the abandoned church? Checking each one will definitely not be a good idea.” “You haven't dreamt of the witch yet?” He had a questioning look. “I’m sure I’ll get answers when I dream.” “So, fall asleep.” I cocked a brow, “One doesn’t just sleep on command. It’s a gradual process.”

I gulped, my bag dropping to the floor at the sight in front of me. It was right there in the street, a group of men turning into animals. Into werewolves. I gasped loudly at the same time I heard a loud curse behind me as the curtains fell closed and I felt his presence behind me. I turned back to look at him slowly, dread pooling at the bottom of my stomach and he was standing right behind him, a look of unmistakable anger in his face and his eyes... His eyes that have been brown or black all this while were now red, deep, fiery red. I moved back, my body pressing against the window as my eyes dropped to his hands and I could see that his fingers were now long, longer than normal with shar

It had been a while since I had gone to the hospital to spend time with Amy, but she had asked me to come and discuss the new wing where the vampire transformations were held. Amy and Elias had developed a serum to transition vampires back to their human state again, but it was a long, arduous process. So, Drake Summerfield built the wing just for the transformations. No one was allowed in that wing except for vampire doctors and staff who can control the patients. Needless to say, it was off-limits to humans, for their safety and the safety of the transitioning vampires.

When he successfully shut the door without waking Gwen up, he turned to the person who knocked. " I am sorry sire for disturbing your time with your mate but another attack had just happened in the Vampire community in Romania. " his butler said quickly hoping to reduce Vince anger at him. He knew that newly mated pairs were not to be disturbed but this was a very important situation.