Rem Reckoning Novels & Stories

Jonah and his parents yelled in unison. "Fiona, how could you be so cruel? Jonah's body hasn't even gone cold, yet you're already bringing Tina back to your parents?" Jonah looked at me as if I had committed a terrible crime. In his eyes, even if he was already dead, I should dedicate my entire life to the Lloyd family. How could I possibly leave them and go back home? "Yes, Fiona. Jonah has just died, yet you're already bringing Tina back to your parents. How do you think the village will see us? We'll be utterly humiliated!"

12:00 PM. Exactly 12 noon. Her heart stopped. She shot up from the bed like someone poured hot water on her. “Twelve?! Jemima, the board presentation was scheduled for ten!” “Yes, ma’am!” “I—I’m coming!” Nina shouted and hung up immediately. Her phone fell from her hand as she jumped off the bed. She didn’t understand how she had slept so deeply. Her alarms didn’t ring. Not even one. She always set three. Her body felt strange and heavy, as if someone had tied invisible weights to her limbs. She pushed through it.

Holly murmured, shuddering at the memory of the Jeep ramming into them and the ensuing gunfight. "Hey, it's okay, you're safe now," Liam assured her. Holly nodded, but deep down, she knew it would take her a very long time to forget the nightmare. Every time she closed her eyes, all she saw was Veronika's menacing laugh. The grating sounds of the metal scraping on metal and glass shattering everywhere would forever be etched in her memory— "We won't get a detailed report from the cops for a while," Liam said as he pulled away. "But in the meantime, James will up your security. And maybe you should consider moving back home with Mom and Dad?"

“yes, I cleared the cleared the first set. So, I am here for the second.” “From this record, you have cleared everything.” Clara's greedy instinct pulled in. She taps her head gently 6 times, acting like she had forgotten.” “Oh. Oh. Oh. I forgot…” “The first receipt on my monitor has, Clara. But the second has no name.” “No name?” Clara retorted. “Yes, ma’am, no name.” “That's fine. I forgot to.. add that. Thanks for your time. We should check out soon. Thank you.” ****

But as I stood there, surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the party, I couldn't shake off the feeling of unease that had been growing inside me. Riezel, resplendent in a white dress, stood on the stage, a microphone in hand, and began to give a celebratory speech. Her friends, the same ones who had tormented Betty, were standing nearby, smiling and cheering her on. I felt a surge of anger and resentment towards them, and I knew that I would never forget what they had done to Betty. They would pay for their evil deeds, I was determined to make sure of that. But before I could even think about how to exact my revenge, Riezel dropped a bombshell. "I have one more announcement to make," she s

She’s in a private sanatorium now, babbling to anyone who will listen that she’s the Luna of the Silvermane Pack, demanding they cover her claws in Dawn-Fang chips so everyone will envy her. Kael is in a Council holding cell, facing charges of intentional harm with a silver weapon and high-value theft. His mother stands outside the Committee headquarters every day. She holds a sign, screaming about a conspiracy, demanding the Council punish me for destroying her son and restore his ‘good name’. I didn’t hesitate. I released the memory-crystal recording from the jeweler’s den onto the public Pack network. She asked for proof. I, being a dutiful member of the community, saw it as my civic duty

“There was a dark power, Alpha. One no different from The Reckoning that brought on this darkness years ago.” I sucked in a sharp breath, shaking my head and backing away from the woman who advanced toward me like a panther on the scent of prey. The Reckoning had been devastating, with rims of black clouds covering the sky and thunder reverberating over the entire city and others around it. It had been so dark that even elite wolves could hardly see through the thick fog. It caused chaos, letting some of the more powerful wolves descend from their fortresses to attack and kill in other packs.

I wasn't looking at him, but I thought I could detect a little sorrow at the idea. "The only Reckoning that will be taking place is if you have set it in motion. There is no prophecy that dictates it. No ancient scribbling that foretells of it," Heppni said. I winced. Shit, shit, shit. She turned to look at me. "Kiema. What have you done?"