Protective Mama Bear Novels & Stories

It was about a mother bird shielding her babies from the rain with her large wings, their tiny beaks peeking out to the rain droplet. "This one is lovely," I said, my voice barely above a whisper. Baron's eyes met mine, filled with warmth and he smiled."I knew you would like it," he said, his voice low and gentle. The picture was just everything I needed. A gentle reminder of the love and protection that mothers provide and the length they would go just to protect their kind. I felt a deep connection to the picture especially mostly because I was expecting our baby.

It stood eight feet tall, its fur matted with a black, oily substance that smelled of rot. Ariyah backed away, her heart hammering against her ribs. Under normal circumstances, she could shift and outrun it. But she was weak, feverish, and she could feel the protective instinct of her pregnancy dampening her wolf’s aggression. Her body was prioritizing the life inside her over the fight in front of her. The beast lunged. Ariyah threw herself to the side, the bear’s claws whistling past her ear and slamming into a tree trunk with enough force to shatter the wood. She scrambled to her feet, her vision swimming.

Lily stepped back, prepared to make her retreat, but then her tail brushed against something…furred. As Lily turned toward the source, she froze. Behind her stood a towering mother grizzly bear. From the sheer size of her, she likely weighed over a thousand pounds. Slowly, the bear rose onto its hind legs. Its large, dark eyes fixated on where Lily stood in wolf form…near the mother grizzly’s vulnerable cubs. The grizzly let out a resounding roar.

Dad always told me to stay away from this area, yet I'm here. "Ahhhhhhhhhh!" A bear suddenly appeared and attacked me. "Katharina!" Mom shouted. "Mommy help me! Help me!" I shouted back. All of a sudden, my Mom shifted to her beautiful brown wolf and protected me from the bear that was trying to get me. She knew she couldn't win because she was sick. In just a blink of an eye, the bear's claws hit her chest and blood came rushing. "Kalisha!!!!!" My Dad shouted and all of a sudden a lot of pack warriors attacked the bear and killed it.

Dimitri points out. “I will talk to him in a couple of days,” I say. This last year has been stressful. We ended up moving onto the pack’s land, which seemed to have kept the bears at bay. They still linger around, but they are much more careful when they try and spy. Bree has grown so much this last year, and I also officially have a teenager. So far, Mykayla hasn’t caused too much trouble, but we have noticed the bears getting a bit bolder in the last month. I knew I needed to do something to protect them; I just had no idea what that something was. I was here talking with Hermes and Apollo when all hell broke loose.

“Uh, do you think that Chad and Katara would hurt our moms?” Jade scoffed and cursed under his breath. “Yeah, yeah, I think they would. Katara’s mom died sooner than she should have because of us, so yeah, I don't think they would hold back when it comes to our moms.” I appreciated how honest he was but I could not help but feel more worry and anxiety. My desire to find a way out of here was now higher than it ever was. “We should be worried, yes, but not too worried. My mom was the Luna of our pack. She has an incredible wolf. She would be able to protect herself and your mom in the meantime if anything was to happen.”

Andy’s dad, Dave, is a nice guy, but I ain’t never seen him in bear form. Bronx tells me he’s a docile Kodiak bear named Maskwa. Clash says a docile bear is impossible. I’m not sure what to believe. In the military, they trained me to disable threats. If Maskwa decides he’s going to become a threat to Andy or anyone else in my pack, I’m gonna disable him.

I know what he is doing is important but this is something no parent should have to miss out on. I sigh as the doctor and Dorothy walk in. "Momma is awake! How are you feeling?" The doctor started. The doctor went on for about 30 minutes or so. Dorothy stayed behind to help me start breastfeeding them. "I'm going to warn you. These boys are going to grow quick. They will hit all the milestones they usually will but at an accelerated rate. It's normal for bear shifters but it's like on steroids because of the Beta blood. You breastfeeding may only last a few months but we can do this as long as possible." She explained.

Mother exclaimed. “Yes, there’s enough of us here to protect the camp, we’ll be fine”. I insisted as I pulled her in for a farewell hug. “Just remember if anything happens, come straight here with as many people as you can”. I whispered to her as a pull of angst suddenly nagged in my stomach to watch them leave to somewhere I couldn’t protect them. “Oh, my sweet Raven”. Mother cooed in my ear. “I am so proud of you”. Her voice almost cracked as she squeezed me tighter.

I informed making his eyes brighten. “Are you coming with us, mama?” He asked. “Nope, I have to be here. I have something to take care of here, and it requires my attention.” I answered “Only Luna and I?” He looked up at me with his icy blue eyes. “Yeah baby, don't worry. I would come and get you both when I'm done.” I promised. “But who will protect us from the bad guys?” Luna pouted her lips. “Grandmama is a very good fighter. She would not allow anything or anyone else to attack you, she will be there to protect you.” I ruffled his head while hugging him.