Nightmare Camping Novels & Stories

I have no idea where were going anyways he said with a smile. “Brother,” Nova muttered, rolling her eyes. Then, softer: “Let’s go, love.” She said tugging Aiden forward, and Arnold and I followed. “Too late to kick them out of this plan?” Arnold whispered. “Way too late,” I laughed, pointing ahead. The sight stopped me in my tracks. Two blankets were spread across perfect grass, picnic baskets and snacks laid out. Soft lights hung overhead, glowing like starlight. Simple. Beautiful. Almost heartbreakingly so.

Ally’s POV It had been a month with probably 80 missed calls and 200 text messages which I was not responding to you. I knew at this point that I was a problem for him and he had a life in place. It wasn’t going to be worth it for me or fair to anyone else to be inserted into this life. And focus primarily on my kids we had taken a trip out of state. Enjoyed some New England coastline learned a lot of history and really focused on growth for all of us. We were in a really good place. We had just put an offer on a house and really started seeing things come to fruition for all of our hard work. My kids were excited and enjoying their lives as well. Has luck would have it. I was out with one o

The moment I entered, I saw the last people I wanted to see. Caelen, Marnie—Caelen’s mother, and Samantha. All three turned at once, staring like I was some creature that had wandered in by accident. “Kiva?” Caelen stood abruptly, his voice rising. “What the hell are you doing here?” I kept my tone light. “Dinner, of course.” I ignored the tight looks from Marnie, the glare Samantha didn’t bother to hide, and made my way to the only open table.

While travelling, their noise is not so loud that it will irritate you, but I missed this, I didn't know they would get along. Gavin was next to me, silent and staring at the window, even though I was at the far end and he was in the middle. He was still looking outside while Nathan had already fallen asleep next to him so we were the only ones in the quietest row. After a few hours of travel, we arrived and my eyes wandered around. An alley is full of houses. Is this a subdivision? "Wait, are you sure about this?" I asked Adrison who was looking at his laptop. We all stared at it while watching a dot that seemed to move.

Headlines blared across screens: "Nightmare in Nigeria: The Zombie Plague Worsens" "Army Encampment Overrun—Is the World Next?" "Global Fear Rises as Nigeria Broadcasts Horror Live" Meanwhile Inside the Encampment The camera feed cut back to Rachel, her face streaked with sweat and dirt. Her breathing was labored, and her voice shook as she continued to narrate.

In the back of my mind, I had a feeling something was going on, and while I am glad when big picture problems of the Clandestine Ternion—our two branches of it, anyway, Vampire Hunters and Guardians—affect me, it almost always means I will have to do something uncomfortable. “All right. There was a Vampire attack last night at a campground in California. A girl about your age and her dad were camping, and a Vampire attacked him. He didn’t make, it but she ran and was able to get help from a park ranger.” “That must be some fierce park ranger,” Brandon noted.

Or as much as I can be out in the forest like this. The moment the sun dips behind the now viewable mountain, Jay pauses and looks around for a place flat enough for us to make camp. We take a few minutes to find the perfect location and set up the sleeping bags and campfire. I have to admit, Jay is quite capable. I’m sure this won’t be the worst night ever in my life. All I worry about are the spiders that might crawl over me in my sleep. I would take being hunted by the rival werewolf packs over spiders any day!

But his Charger was his baby, just like my Harley was mine. I took the lead and River rode beside me, while Cruz followed us. So far, I didn't see any members of Nightshade or anything suspicious, but that wasn't to say that the threat wasn't there. But it was late, and Nightshade had probably finished patrolling for the night. One could only hope. But I refused to live my life in fear. We made a left turn, and the night was gorgeous. Hot already, even though it was nice. But wolf-shifters didn't feel the heat or the cold like humans. The stars were out, but the moon wouldn't be out again until the Summer Solstice in June.