Raven Monster Novels & Stories

"Now I cannot imagine a world where he is not in it." The fire had died completely and the room was dark except for the moonlight through the window. The frost had stopped spreading and the cold had stopped biting and the magic had settled. Raven leaned her head on my shoulder. "You are not a monster," she said. "I feel like a monster." "You are a woman who has been through terrible things and survived. That is not the same as being a monster." "I wanted revenge." "Wanting revenge is human. Acting on it is a choice. And you have not acted on it."

[RAVEN] When Raven woke up that morning, she could not help but notice the unusual quiet surrounding her. The ruins of the Black Castle, now known as the Black Hall, housed a hundred town vampires, most of which were labelled with the Mark of Aurora. As soon as the sun rose, they would bustle around, testing her patience. She hated that she had to use her powers to ease their lives but when Alexander had asked for her help, it wasn’t in her ability to deny him. She had performed the dark spell and given them the ability to move freely under the sun while some simply burned out at the slightest exposure to the sun’s rays.

I wouldn’t imagine anything used to cure a human of an illness would get rid of this supernatural pest. “That’s because this thing isn’t of human origin. You need to think outside the box Doc.” I didn’t wait for her response honestly; I was tired, and my wolf wanted to see his mate. It wasn’t the best news, but it was at least a step in the right direction. *** Raven’s POV My body was cold. Jumping awake I was surrounded by darkness. I couldn’t see anything. I could hear the shuffling of feet all around me though. “Hello?” I was lying on cement with no memory of how I got here. Lightning flashed in the sky lighting up my surroundings for the first time. “The alley?” How did I get back in the

"Where will I find the leopard's bone and how sure would I be that it's a leopard's bone?" "There's one way for you to be sure about that. You will attack the leopard, get a bone from its flesh and make sure it remains alive and healthy. If anything happens to that leopard after using its bone, Anu would die too."she warned. "So I have to go hunting?" "Yes. But not from anywhere you feel like, you will have to hunt for it from the Dark forest." She said emphasizing 'dark forest'. "I have never heard about this. Where is it found?" Mother's words were making me lose my courage. In fact I was turning into the most coward creature that has ever existed."

She wasn't thrilled that my mate was a Knight, but she also knew I wouldn't back down from being with you, and if a war was the only way then so be it,” I said softly. ”She would do anything for me,” I said. ”What if she gets hurt?” Amber asked me. I laughed, thinking that she was joking but as I looked around at their confused faces I realized they didn't know. I wondered if anyone knew. I drew down my brows and looked up at them through my lashes. ”Raven can't be killed,” I said softly. None of them spoke, all in their own state of shock. ”Raven is a descendant of the first-ever vampire. With time, they have grown stronger and more powerful. Raven holds more power than any of those before

She’s kinda shameless who doesn’t care about what people will think about heras long as she gets to be herself. Robin is friendly, outgoing and highly energetic. She has made friends the first day she met everybody. Eventually, her interesting personality and good social skills also helped her win Raven’s trust as well. Raven is just two years older than Robin which makes her sixteen years old. In the human world, people will think that’s too young for her to be having jobs like this, but this is how it is when you were born omega at birth. Raven is lucky enough that she doesn’t have an omega blood. She could never imagine what her life would be if she was abandoned by her parents and also c

Another mess in this dump almost makes it feel like home. Eyes darting at me, holding Raven feels more like I'm in my own mausoleum.

Aurora asked, practically bouncing on her feet, her eyes as wide as saucers. “All of them,” I answered solemnly, my voice as low as hers.“They didn’t stand a chance.” Satisfied, she nodded and to my surprise, she climbed onto the high bed with impressive ease. “Wow, didn't know you could do that,” I murmured and she flashed me an adorable smile and promptly crawled across me to get to Raven. “Mama, wake up! Logan says he killed the monsters.” Raven stirred, groaning softly before blinking up at the little whirlwind sitting on her stomach. “Did he now?” she murmured, and the delicious raspiness of her voice went straight to my gut, tightening it with a flash of hot desire.