Onyx Storm Sequel Novels & Stories

one of the warriors informed me. I went out to check but he wasn’t there in sight. My heart twisted as the anxiety level raised. I turned and approached Levi. “Levi! Onyx is not here.” I informed him too. “What? He was just right behind us. Where did he go?” He asked me about Onyx’s wheerabout. “If I had known, then I wouldn't be asking you.” I rolled my eyes. “Damn! The storm has started, and it will be dangerous to go outside.” he commented.

"As I was saying yesterday, my la- I mean, Germaine, we need your help in getting this talisman. It is the only weapon against the blood-drinking humans. They are already amongst your people and will stop at nothing to bring you all down as they are already doing with ours." Germaine said nothing. She was wondering how best to tell Storm to go to hell with his talks of doom. Instead, her mind wandered to Oliver, a guy she had just begun dating. Oliver was tall and broad shouldered. He had light blue eyes which turned dark with passion whenever he set eyes on her. Still thinking of him, she noticed how Storm's eyes began to flash with orange flames. He jerked upright and in a voice that sound

The storm raged around them, lightning flashing, thunder rolling, the rain a curtain that blurred the edges of the plateau, making it feel like the end of the world. Zane’s voice was a silken growl, carrying over the howl of the wind, his amber eyes glinting with malice. “You’ve taken everything from me, Lykos,” he snarled, his claws flexing, blood dripping from a gash on his flank from the valley fight. “My sister, my pack, my chance at power. But I’ll have you, Lunar Pure. I’ll break you, and I’ll rebuild on your bones.”

This had become something else. Zane's voice came through the secure channel. "Three confirmed. Armed. Moving on to the house directly. Thane's warriors are intercepting from the east. Silvermoon is coming from the north. They are going to be contained before they reach the door." Aria felt the bond hum with Caden's focused attention, the particular quality of his awareness when he was in motion toward something that required everything he had. She tracked him through the bond, steady and certain, moving with the efficiency she had watched him bring to every difficult situation.

Rex explained. “How does that happen? I thought this place was a high-tech facility,” Odessa asked. “It is. This was all a setup.” Storm went around picking up busted pieces, broken tubs and scraps of metal. “They just trashed the place.” “They stole the computer and the wolf we refrigerated here. They have Odessa’s file, Maverick,” Rex explained. Storm and I shared a look. “What do we do?” Storm ran a hand down his face. My best friend’s been stressed since he found his twin sister fucking our greatest rival, Ryder Devon. I didn’t care if he was Odessa’s cousin. Ryder was bad news, and so was his entire team. Now his cousin was attacked, which just added to his misery.

he vowed, "I will make all of you pay tenfold for what you did to me and to my parents!" Everyone burst into laughter at Onel's words, but Blue's smile turned to a scowl. "Enough of this bullshit," he growled. "I have matters to attend to after this. Goodbye, slut." With that, Blue extended his claws and buried them deep in Onel's heart. Onel's vision grew blurry with tears as he looked up at the full moon. "Why are the Goddesses so cruel to me?" he thought. "Is this really how my life would end?"

Kim eyes flew wide when I ask of Storm. "Did you just call her Storm and not Stormy?" Nolan asked, approaching me carefully. "What the fucking hell is wrong with all of you? Where is Storm?" I yell. I see Kale run back, look of panic on his face. "I really can't find her anywhere" he says and I frown. "Who?" I ask him. "Stormy" Kale sighs, his hands flying into his hair. "Don't tell me that shit. She was right here!" I snap and Kale glares at me before glaring at Nolan, and then at the broke pieces of table on the floor

The forest around me dissolved into darkness, replaced by jagged flashes of memory, visions I didn’t remember living but felt every ounce of as real as the night air. I was a child again. I could hear the frantic shouts, the low growls of wolves, the sharp metallic bite of weapons slicing through the night. Father—Orin Stormwolf—was cornered, fighting with all the strength of a true alpha. But his own beta… my blood froze as I realized the betrayal. The beta’s family, Karen’s parents, had turned against him. The man I had called father all my life. And there was Damon, moving through the shadows with practiced precision, and beside him, the priestess—the one who wielded fire as easily as bre

“And venom, when placed well, topples beasts larger than itself.” Lilith inclined her head, as though accepting a compliment. “So we have an understanding?” Magnus turned, lifting his arm to the hall. “Brothers! Sisters!” His voice boomed against the rafters, filling every dark corner. “Stormfang hunts a ghost. But soon, that ghost will wear our chains. The human Luna will be ours—and with her, the heart of every pack that trembles at prophecy.” Howls answered, fierce and hungry. Wolves slammed their fists against tables, stamping their boots until the hall shook.

“Wha-what happened to them?” I could hear the pride in the driver’s voice. “That’s Alpha’s power, Luna, he can kill a large number of enemies without even needing to touch them.” I heaved a sigh of relief, but it must have been too soon because another wave of people rushed out from the trees. These ones were dressed in grey and had even better coordination than the first batch. Draven fought them off but more just kept coming as if they couldn’t wait to die. Suddenly I stilled and held my breath as I noticed dark grey, almond shaped eyes staring at me. A very large black wolf stood just outside my car door, unmoving.