Leashed Novels & Stories

Cries of pain and the tangy scent of fresh blood drift to my position, and a sinking feeling enters my gut. [Lease, how many enemies are there?] I link the she-wolf. Lease is the best when it comes to scouting, being able to quickly sum up any number of enemies when it comes to a battle. I listen as she ticks off the numbers in her head, her link open to the pack as I continue to kill Soulless, then help an injured Forest Paw wolf inside to be treated.

"And you do , Leo?" "Yeah..... unfortunately I do" "That's great then, let's steal it and use it against them! You know how to use it!" "Oh god Marie! Why didn't I think of this?!",shouted Leo sarcastically. Marie's gleeful smile turned into a grumpy expression. "Of course it can't be done.",said Leo "Hey come here and you sit here and tell me everything about it! Not a single missing piece of information , alright?" "So here we go....that thing's name is The Killer Transport and it kills and can transport you.", explained Leo

I pushed hard against the block I felt, forcing my way in, and then, I shifted. Power surged through me, and without hesitation, I charged at the monster from behind. My claws dug deep into its stomach, tearing into flesh. Yellow liquid poured out as the beast howled in pain. I struck again, again, until it collapsed with a heavy thud, groaning in agony. I turned and met the gaze of Varek’s wolf. His eyes locked with mine, intense and unreadable. My wolf had to look away. That stare was too much for her. .

The engine of the Council’s lead SUV didn't just roar; it screamed as Kaelen ripped the driver’s side door off its hinges Everything happened in a blur of silver and shadow. Elena’s guards were fast, but Kaelen was a Black-Shuck Alpha fueled by the raw, desperate energy of the Life-Tether. He moved like a glitch in reality, a streak of obsidian fur and human rage. Before the first guard could even chamber a silver round, Kaelen had slammed him into the dirt and snatched the keys from the ignition of the second vehicle.

Its mighty tail lashed out, slamming into Chase with bone-crushing force. The impact burned his skin with searing pain, sending blood trickling from the corner of his mouth.

The sound of the gunshot echoed in Olivia’s ears, loud and piercing, as though the cabin itself had recoiled in shock. She froze, unable to process what had just happened. Her eyes locked on Leo as he staggers backward, his hand holding his side where blood comes out through his shirt. But Leo didn’t fall. With a wild growl, he pushed forward, his grip on the knife tightens. His eyes burned with rage, the kind of madness that ignored pain and reason.

Elizabeth seized Brinda’s arms from behind, locking her in place. Tiger closed in. He raised the blade—ready to plunge it into Brinda’s back but Marshall reached him first. With a roar, he swung a massive sledgehammer. Crack! Tiger’s skull caved under the impact. His scream was short, strangled, and final. Silence fell—only for a second. Because Leopard saw everything. And Leopard wouldn’t forgive. With a cry of vengeance, he charged straight for Marshall.

In one swift motion, I leaped onto the beast’s back, my claws sinking deep into its dark scales. The creature bucked and twisted, trying to shake me off, but I held on tight. My fingers gripped its neck like a vise, and I called upon the full power of the Moon’s Fury. I could feel the Luna energy surge through me, increasing my strength tenfold. With a swift, decisive jerk, I snapped the Gromar’s neck, ending the battle in an instant.

I would tear down anyone in my path. “Prepare the men,” I told Leo, my voice like gravel. “We march on rogue territory.” Leo’s jaw tightened, but he bowed his head. “Yes, Alpha.” By dusk, the pack was ready. Rows of bikes thundered to life, their engines snarling like caged beasts. The air was thick with anticipation and bloodlust. My wolves stood armed with blades, guns, and claws eager for release. I mounted my bike, leather cut heavy across my shoulders, and when I revved the throttle, the pack followed like a storm.

“Promise?” She tightened the leash once. “Oh, Panther. That wasn’t a request.”