Hunter Library Utah Novels & Stories

“So, is Ansh the culprit or not? Chandrika…Why did she let me live? All this time when Ansh was telling me to stay away from Chandrika he knew this? Should I hate Ansh or not? Is it his fault? That night when we were surrounded by a pack of wolves in the mountain…Ansh easily went along with them and was playing with them…His eyes were glowing in the dark…That wasn’t my illusion…He is a werewolf.” All these thoughts were clouding up in her head. She was still confused about what to do. She signalled them to leave the room as she covered herself with blanket. The three of them left the room as they didn’t want to bother her anymore. Her condition wasn’t good at all. Shama closed her eyes as sh

Pulling out my phone, I sent him a text. Me: Where are you? Hunter: Plane went down in Ohio. Me: Shit. Everyone okay? Hunter: Yes, we have to rent a car, no one has a plane around here we can rent, and no flights to Maine for two days. Rented a car, on our way. Anything on your end? Me: No sign of Kyra, but something seems off here. I can’t explain it. Oh and there is a ceremony in the morning, don’t know what is for, but was invited to stay until then. Going to see what more I can find out tonight.

He assured her. Hunter roared the engine to life as Draken's men cleared the road—Draken's car along with three Fortuners were right behind Hunter's car. They reached the North Pack safely. Aurora was sick and it was related to her being a hybrid. She often goes through this pain but this time it wasn't that severe thanks to her wolf. Hunter stayed there with Aurora for a while but he couldn't bring his mind to rest. "You should get yourself treated," Draken said, noticing blood on Hunter's back. Hunter shook his head. Getting himself treated was the last thing on his mind.

" He asked before closing his eyes. **** Limping into the woods, Hunter had escaped the village clinic. He could hear the nurses shouting behind him but he wasn't going back. From the time he had been awake in the clinic, he had strategized how to take off. It wasn't difficult to do because the staff at the clinic weren't as many. Another thing he couldn't stop thinking of was the fire that killed Walu's family. That was no ordinary fire, he thought to himself. He reached the small hut he had spent the night in the night of the fire. He changed his clothes. He threw the clothes he had wore and packed a few things. He walked to the site where they were building the school. There was no one. H

“I've recommended that the others do the same and most of them have agreed. Some can't see past years of comfort and complacency to take the threat of the hunters seriously, but all we can do is warn them. As of now, all packs in the western United States have declared a ceasefire on their tensions and quarrels until the hunters can be dealt with. For now, we'll gather intelligence and act cautiously.” “So no one has any idea where the hunter compound is?” “The best guess is somewhere between here and Oregon,” Ulric said, sighing. “A surprising number of pack leaders thought the hunters had gone extinct. That's how under the radar they are. We'll worry about starting an offense once our defe

The sheriff came around and Hunter and I took him to the lake. He mumbled about disturbing the evidence, but Hunter handled everything. If we pursued a trial for murder, we would have to explain why the human hunters thought they saw wolves on our land. Things would be far too complicated and it broke my heart that those monsters were going to get away with what they did.

HUNTER'S POV Under the cloak of night, I, Hunter, advanced along the road with Zora by my side. Our lupine forms, the bearskin on my back, hinted at the journey we were undertaking towards the Sawtooth National Forest in Idaho, a land that stretched across the majestic Rocky Mountains. However, as we reached the road, Zora halted, sparking my bewilderment. “It seems we've arrived, Hunter,” Zora announced with a smile. Incredulous, I denied, “Impossible. We barely left Alastair's territory. It would take at least a day to get to Idaho.”

“It's still snowing hard, so we got no choice. I didn't do it earlier because of the humans around, but I think it’s dark enough now to get away with it.” “Please do,” I reply. “I suspected many things about this place, but this is not one of them.” “I'm confused,” Haden shoulders his clothes bag. “How did the hunters get to this part of the country? I thought they normally resided further up north.” “Me too,” I say, “I wasn't even notified by any of the Wyoming packs about a danger like this lingering too close to home. Makes me wonder, did they even know about them? Maybe these two are an isolated incident. The guy looks too old to be your average hunter. Maybe he's retired.”

Had the secret been revealed? Meanwhile, Hunter muttered as he walked towards Lucas' study. "Arizona?" Without wasting time, he checked Lucas' travel documents. As expected, there wasn't a single note about Arizona. "What actually happened? Could it be that Lucas was hiding something all this time? Is that why he always kept quiet about their past?" While sitting in a chair, Hunter pressed his chin with a fist. His brain worked hard. When he found something in his memory, he gasped. "Alice's travel journal? Isn't Antelope Canyon in Arizona?"

I froze, fuck… I wasn’t ready for this conversation, not here, not right now. I knew he already knew I was a Hunter, but I definitely wasn’t ready for him to bring it up. And not like this, so nonchalantly too. I tried to think of literally anything to say, anything to distract from the topic, but there was nothing I could say that would suffice. I was caught, and I knew this conversation could only really go one way. I found myself reaching towards my right thigh, and pulling my dress up enough to reveal my holster with my knife seated safely inside.