In The Heart Of The Beast Novels & Stories

The woman—if she could even be called that—was watching them with a look of absolute disdain, her hands raised as if preparing to unleash some form of power. “You cannot escape,” Elaia said, her voice ringing with cold finality. “The rift is closing, and once the Beast emerges, there will be no more worlds for you to run to. The Heart is mine.” “Not if I can help it,” Evryn muttered under her breath, her mind racing. The Heart of the Rift. That was what they needed. The key to ending this nightmare, to stopping the creature, to confronting the truth about what Elaia was and what she had become.

He snarls as my puke hits his pelt, but he doesn't slow down. "Close eyes," he orders, and I quickly obey. My world goes dark, and my brain zeros in on my pain again. Nathan. My Love is gone. The forest I dreamed of seeing took him, and I wasn't allowed to follow. Sobbing once again becomes my sole focus, and the beast carrying me doesn't say anything else. His arm does tighten, though, and my face buries into his fur. His hand holding me goes from an aggressive grip to a firm hold. It's as if he understands my pain.

THE BEAST I MARRIED. CHAPTER 59 ASHLEYS POV. It was another working day. Another day of my miserable life to go and stay in the office and get punished for every little mistake that I will make. So far, I could swear that this is the worst mistake of my life.

The female guard whispered in shock as the ten-foot-long creature arched back into the water after catching the liver in his large mouth, his massive pointed teeth puncturing the organ and sending blood to spray out and hit the top of the water. "If I didn't have to pee, I do now," George grumbled, his eyes wide in shock before Thomas hit him, and he regained his composure, standing with his back to us to examine the forest around us for danger. "On that note, we should return to the castle. If we leave now, we can get there in time for dinner." Natalie said, dusting her butt off as I bent down and pulled out the heart. As I tossed it into the air, the creature shot out again, and George let

"Listen to me very carefully. You can't fucking escape from me, not in this fucking lifetime understood?" I nodded my head in the hope that he would let me go, but I was wrong as he made me sit on the counter by gripping my waist and stood between them, giving me some sensual feelings. I was getting hot by every passing second. He held my hand and placed it on his chest near his heart. It was beating at the same range as mine. Somewhere in my heart I was relieved, knowing that I'm not the one who was feeling this way when he's around, but it has the same effect on him too. The only I could hear was our heartbeats, which sounds like a melodious song.

Wyatt The Beast blocked me out as I tried to force my way through the chaos of energy discharging throughout our territory. My panic and distress were nothing to him as he glanced over our shoulder, towards the island, towards Bri, before he pursued his trekking around the swamp. The boys whined in protest, Beau elicited a short-lived snarl before The Beast projected his aura forcing everyone to comply. Heads down, ears slack, tails tucked.

But they pressed on, drawing strength from each other and the flickering light of hope that burned within. As they reached the clearing at the center of the forest, their breath caught in their throats. Before them stood an immense creature, its fur as dark as midnight, its eyes glowing with a malevolent light. This was the ancient beast that had been awakened—a force that had been forgotten for centuries. The ground trembled beneath their feet as the beast let out another earth-shattering roar. Amelia and Soren braced themselves, ready to confront their greatest challenge. With a nod of determination, they leaped into action, attacking the beast with all their might.

--- Within the collapsing throne room, the First Beast looked toward the opening in the ceiling. Its voice became softer than anyone had ever heard. "Moon Goddess..." The silver light surrounding it grew warmer. "...I have guarded your children for long enough." The chains tightened once more. The Primordial Darkness roared in helpless fury. "This isn't the end!" The First Beast looked at Ariana one final time. Though miles separated them... She felt it. A single thought entered her mind. Find the Heart. The mountain exploded with light. The force knocked everyone on the cliffs to the ground.

It tore through the walls and spilled into the night, echoing across the mountains beyond Blackreach before rolling over the snow-covered peaks. My heart lurched. A second howl followed. The full moon had risen. And Fenric's beast was awake. I bolted to the bed, pressing my back against the headboard, curling in on myself as the howls grew louder. I thought about hiding under the bed again. Just like last time. I had already pushed myself off the mattress, ready to crawl beneath it, when the door burst open so suddenly that I yelped. For one horrifying second, every terrible possibility flashed through my mind.

We’re going wild tonight. - The bass hit like a heartbeat, loud, steady, alive. “Cave” looked like every other upscale club tucked into the heart of the city, all neon haze and expensive drinks, but beneath the surface, it was made for wolves like us. Most humans didn’t even know what they were walking into. It didn’t matter. I didn’t come here for the music. Or the crowd. Or the sleek interior with its hidden scent barriers and padded walls built to handle a wolf’s temper.