Hunter Prey Novels & Stories

It was a sanctuary. I pulled Jo and Deirk into the room. Jo's eyes held a mix of worry and resolve. She was anxious, but we couldn't avoid this. "This isn't just any hunt," I said, locking eyes with her. "This is going to be the most extreme version you've ever seen. We're talking about pushing the prey right to the brink of death—seconds away. The goal isn't just to catch them; it's to make them feel like they're about to die. Then, right at that moment, we pull them back. Only then is the hunt complete."

She was alive. I moved out of the pack to see if I could pick out the scent. The rain poured heavily over the abandoned warehouse at the edge of the forest where I picked her scent. Thunder cracked across the sky as I shifted back to my human form. The scent of blood hit me instantly. My mate was here. I saw my beta and the warriors beside me. I signal to them that I will go a alone “ Alpha you can't go alone, we are coming with you” he tried to stop me

ROGUE Hunger drove him through the trees. Not the dull ache of missed meals — he knew that feeling, had lived with it more times than he could count. This was sharper. Cleaner. The kind of hunger that narrowed the world to a single point: prey. The deer had been careless. Old, maybe, or sick — something wrong in the way it moved, a hitch in its gait that sang weak, weak, weak to every predator within miles. He'd caught the scent an hour ago, tracked it through the undergrowth with the patience of something that had learned long ago that rushing meant losing. Now he was close. Close enough to hear its heartbeat, rabbit-fast and desperate, pushing blood through a body that already knew it was

she whispered. Rowan’s jaw bunched into a hard knot. “They weren’t launching an assault on the mountain.” “They were counting my enforcers,” I growled. “They were counting you,” he added, his gray eyes darkening. A master hunter didn't drop his quarry on the first sighting. Sometimes, all the predator required was a visual map of how the prey panicked, how rapidly the alpha reacted, who stepped into the vanguard first, and who stayed behind to guard the den.

I watched for a moment before walking toward my door. As I was shutting it, I heard Elena whisper, “Go get your man, Auntie.” I shook my head. That girl was a disaster walking, and I absolutely adored the organized chaos that was Elena. I quietly crept down the stairs before slipping out the back door and into the forest. I stopped beneath his tree, looking up, scanning the tree for him but not finding him. “I know you’re here, ‘Sprey. I can feel you.” He sighed as he swung himself down out of the tree. “Hey, Scarlett. I was just leaving. I was hunting a squirrel. They’re fast and good to hunt to keep myself fresh and-”

It was waiting for its prey to come out of hiding so that it could pounce. There was only one type of predator that waited out its prey like this, and they caused my fear to spike, as I have had my share of narrow escapes from this type of shifter in the past. They are ferocious and determined hunters. They are known for stalking their prey to the point of exhaustion. They thrived on the hunt—the long game for the prize in the end. A cat was hunting me.

~Elly~ She was hunting with her older brother Damien. She was just starting to get the hang of sneaking up on prey. They were sneaking up on small prey, like baby animals. "How about that one?" She pointed to a sleeping Hell deer fawn. It was asleep a few feet away from the herd. Damien nodded. "Good target. Now let's sneak up on it. Remember, stay in the shadows, slow movements. Take this one on your own."

My retaliation was a public humiliation in front of the entire university that Gary could not simply ignore. The game of humiliation he had carefully planned had turned into a public judgment of him and his lackeys. It broke the last of his restraint and made him go mad. He dropped the civility and stopped testing the waters. That night, the app posted an unprecedented "Ultimate Hunting" Quest. The title was crimson red. [Ultimate Hunting Quest. Capture Sinead alive and take her to the abandoned classroom building in the north.]

Timothy unlocked the safe and I immediately reached past him to grab my rifle. I slowly met each one of their eyes. “Count to ten and come find me.” I dashed towards the woods and after glancing behind me to make sure they weren't there, I darted to the left. I ran all the way to the deer field and scaled a tree. I made sure that I was completely concealed. I kept my breathing light and shallow. I waited until I heard them moving through the woods. I scouted the area until I found them, walking carefully through the woods. Timothy lifted his hand and pointed to the left, before pointing to the right. I almost giggled, barely catching myself as I watched them really try to hunt me down. I mad

The excitement courses through my veins, fueling my determination to catch my prey. As I navigate through the maze of trees and bushes, my senses become heightened. The rustling of leaves, the faintest sound of a rabbit's heartbeat, and the scent of their fear all guide me towards my target. I rely on my acute hearing, honed over countless generations of my ancestors, to pinpoint the exact location of the rabbits. Suddenly, a flash of white catches my eye. A rabbit, frozen in fear, has made the mistake of revealing itself. Without hesitation, I spring forward, my muscles coiling like springs, propelling me towards my prey. The chase is on.