Nature Novel Novels & Stories

'Don't be a bitch to me now, if you are that brave try being defiant to him' She sneered back. I rolled my eyes and she huffed in annoyance before retreating to the back of my mind. Alpha Aiden drove us out of the forest and slowly the pack buildings loomed one after another. I had nightmares of what his pack would have looked like growing up. Houses half burned and deteriorated, char-coloured, lawns dried and plants dead, howls of pains echoing and the air smells of dead rogues. But turns out, none of those are real. The buildings are wood cabins, everything is made of wood and every house is surrounded by trees, easy for wolves to shift and have nice runs, Everything is nature-based here,

I found some wild peppers and gathered the seeds, pressing them into the dirt while Nathaniel brought over buckets of water from the stream. "You're actually quite good at this," he said, watching me pat the soil down. He was leaning against a tree, his shirt discarded because of the heat, his skin bronzed by the sun. We were both completely tanned at this point. "I grew up in a concrete apartment, Nat," I laughed, wiping sweat from my forehead with the back of my hand. "The only thing I ever grew was mold on a piece of bread I forgot under my bed." He chuckled, an amusing sound that made the birds in the canopy scatter. "Well, you have a natural touch."

Annie had never found women sexy before, but that simple bite made butterflies dance in her stomach and arousal course through her. “You’re my mate.” Candy breathed out. She wanted to lean forward, to press her lips against Annie’s full lips. To bring her hand up and see if her skin felt as soft as it looked, to rest her hand on her belly. Feel the kicks of the baby, a baby she knew she would love no matter what. It was a part of her mate, how could she not? “I’m not a wolf though.” Annie said, frowning as she pulled the mug back and inhaled the fragrant steam. Beau had told her that only wolves had fated mates, and that if his came around she and her sister would have to learn how to get al

They had a literal honeymoon staying in a private villa, high above the rainforest canopy the view was amazing, immediately they got there in their rental car, Nate decided to take pictures watching him work was beautiful, Aurora felt like sketching him taking a picture and maybe she wpould, he looked very much in his element with his curly hair array and no business on his neck, not that he didn't like the business but he seemed to have a different kind of love for photography. Inside the cabin was beautiful and had a home like feeling to it, she even suggested that Nate could branch in to these kind of things, building cabins and all but refused saying they should leave some business for t

The trees become my allies, their branches offering me support and guidance as I leap from one to another, my body becoming an extension of the natural world around me. The wilderness becomes my teacher, revealing its secrets to me as I immerse myself in its vastness. I learn to read the signs left by the creatures that inhabit this realm, deciphering their tracks and understanding their behaviors. I become one with the rhythm of nature, adapting to its ebb and flow, learning to anticipate its every move.

Leslie asked as she sped down the street. “Well, yes... I mean, some of the films...” Geri felt breathless, meeting the man was something she would never have had imagined even in her wildest dreams. “I love the ones where nature is described as a treasure that fell into our laps and it is our privilege to protect it.” “Well, we see it more as we fell into nature’s lap, and yes... it is indeed a privilege that we must protect.” “Yeah.” She nodded excitedly. “So where are we going?”

CHAPTER 8 Usually, for werewolves, the forest is meant to be a safe haven. The air and overall atmosphere of the forest had a calming effect. Although the forest might smell like damp moss, rain, wet tree trunks, flowers and, the occasional, animal faeces—it was nature, a place of rest. But for Nina, the forest seemed like a cage. One she had consciously stepped into. All her sense were heightened as she tried her best to hide in this cage. Any spot that seemed secluded and hidden, she dove straight into it.

They put that girl through hell. And she’s amazing. She’s this perfect mix of ancient wisdom and sweet-as-sugar innocence. I’ve never met a kid her age who isn’t glued to a cell phone. Hell, we still use phones occasionally—for internet, for Fruit Ninja. But Nyx? She’s never even seen a damn screen. But she can identify every plant, animal, bird, and bug at the cabin—knows how to eat it, heal with it, or kill it. It’s like she stepped straight out of a storybook. Her Romanian accent just seals the vibe.

It was a place where the worries and responsibilities of palace life seemed distant, replaced by the simplicity and authenticity of the natural world. With every step, Cynthia's appreciation for the environment deepened. The royal jungle had revealed itself as a place of unparalleled beauty and wonder, a living testament to the delicate balance of nature. It was a journey that had opened her eyes to the intricacies of the ecosystem and the lessons it held about interconnectedness and the importance of stewardship.

"Wow! It's a beautiful evening, the sun is about to go home. Guys! Do you ever take a look at nature in whole and admire it and wonder how God figured it all out, i mean, the sky, the stars, the moon, the sea... Isha went on... "The hills, the rocks, waterfalls. Nic added... "Isha, Teddy😂😂, animals", They all laughed their lungs out. Isha went on... Nature is really beautiful, I mean it relaxes the mind, it has that power to inspire one, and it has that power to make you feel refreshed and new and...