Hunter Road Rovers Novels & Stories

He couldn’t fight alone. Before he made it back to his hiding spot, the sounds of engines running drifted towards him. Did they bring more wolves? Had they devastated more packs with their kidnappings and killings? Many blacked-out SUVs and trucks appeared at the top of the road leading to the gates. About fifteen vehicles, all full of darkness. He didn’t sense any wolves among them. The front gate slid open before they reached it, and then the heavier-looking second gate was manually opened. Four Hunters stood on either side, standing at attention as the vehicles drove in.

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The fuckers had slashed my tires, so it took me additional time to put on the spares while she tossed extra supplies into the cab. My form thinned and softened slightly, slimming down to my original mountain man size, as she liked to tease me. When I first attempted to slide into the driver’s side, my tree trunk thighs couldn’t fit under the steering wheel. I took in deep breaths, trying to calm and coax myself back… back to my human self as I drove off, watching in the rear-view mirror as my home went up in flames.

“Truck. Now.” The storm didn’t let up. They flew down the logging road, headlights carving sharp paths through sheets of rain. Riven gripped the wheel, knuckles white. Kael rode shotgun, rifle across his lap, eyes locked on the treeline. Ari led the second truck, Harlow and Roman crouched low in the bed, soaked and silent. Through a break in the trees, the wreckage appeared—twisted beams still smoldering, metal glinting dully in the headlights.

Once inside, Hunter reversed the car sharply, speeding away from the scene. As they passed the motorcycles and cars belonging to Giovanni’s men, Hunter brought the car to a brief stop. He aimed his gun and fired at two of the motorcycles, hitting their fuel tanks. The bikes exploded instantly, the flames spreading to a nearby car, which also erupted in a fiery blast. Satisfied with the destruction, Hunter hit the gas, driving them away from the chaos.

River said in a low, controlled voice, his gaze locked on the rogues through the tinted windows, “do we still have the machete in the trunk?” That made me raise my brows. A what? Hudson, sitting stiffly in the front seat, smirked. “Machete? Sure. But I was hoping for the grenade launcher.” I choked. “What kind of limo is this?” Hudson twisted around to look at me, his grin only growing. “The kind that plans for surprises, sweetheart. And trust me, this? Barely qualifies as one.” Okay, does River has a lot of enemies that they were prepared for things like this?

Just as I do with INE. The extra gear was heavy but worth it. When Hunji and Mathias visited Travis, they brought replenished weapons that Mike was able to electrically charge. Only two whips and a few arrows but we had no idea what we would be facing in this forgotten kingdom. We kept our eyes peeled and ears open as we ventured down the long and straight overgrown and wide path. Passing rusted vehicles that were but a shell now, covered in greenery that had swallowed the true identity of what it once was. I could barely make out that they used to be cars.

A huge truck came out of nowhere from his left forcing him to stop the car abruptly making a screeching noise as he held out his arm to keep his mom safe from hitting the dashboard. As soon as the car stopped he realized that he got hurt as blood dripped down his forehead. "Are you alright, mom?" Hunter asked, looking at Emma making sure she wasn't injured. Her eyes were wide as she gave a nod. Hunter glanced at the truck and his eyes narrowed at the driver who got out of the car. That driver's eyes turned golden and Hunter knew he was about to shift. In the blink of an eye, he yanked the gun from under his seat and aimed at that shifting werewolf.

Hurried away. Riding a full black Ford Ranger Raptor, Tristan cut through the streets of London to quickly reach the New Hampshire forest area not far from Southampton. After almost an hour of driving, he finally arrived at his destination strictly at nine in the morning. Edward's black Jeep Rubicon was parked next to several other cars. As soon as he got off, Tristan was immediately greeted by friends and other hunting participants. "Since when did you guys arrive?" Tristan asked as he got out of the car and went straight to his friends.

He raised an eyebrow. “I'll survive," I replied quietly, although neither of us sounded convinced by the answer. He walked over to the second vehicle and ran his hand along the side of it. "That's your car?" I asked curiously to which he gave a nod. "Yeah. It's a 4Runner," he explained. "Perfect for rough terrain and off-road driving." He then tapped the hood of the Chevrolet we'd just arrived in and smiled. "This beauty, on the other hand, is for the civilized roads."