Rod Reiss Novels & Stories

His wrists burned, the skin already raw where coarse rope dug into it, pinning his arms behind the back of a chair. His ankles were bound too, cinched so tightly he could feel the pulse in his feet throbbing against the restraints. It took his disoriented mind a few seconds to register the sound, a slow, deliberate dripping somewhere in the room. And then, the faint scuff of boots on concrete. Reid emerged from the shadows like he had all the time in the world, his face lit only by a swinging bulb overhead. He was holding a glass, swirling something amber inside. “Awake,” he murmured, as if that was all that mattered.

“Wish the boys on the team would be like that…” “You have to whack it into them.” Reese chuckled. Cory knew Reese was a mixed martial arts fighter for his father’s underground fighting ring and was so far undefeated. “So what’s got you so riled up on a Monday morning that you had to seek me out to fix it?” “Nothing like that, settle down.” “Hmm…” Reese thrummed, amused. Cory never came here, never hung out with him on campus, so this was a real rare event happening. “I just caught Quinn in her car crying and panting like she was terrified.”

The gleam in her eyes brightened as she lifted her finger and pointed at the constant flashes of fire and the booming sounds that kept resounding. “I may not be here, but there is another who protects you: the Brute King, Fire God of Olympus and Herald of Flames, Reus!” Along with the revelation of his true name, the entire world of Zandor croaked in delight. For it knew no Ray, but Reus. Reus was Ray’s true name and the name he had given up when he rejected his father. It was this name that held his true power which was suppressed.

“You know now that I think of it he had a friend he brought back to town with him and I can’t remember the man’s name. He stayed in Canyon Ridge with him for a while and then left after Marion and your father got together. You could clearly tell he was a Warlock but not from our Covent. I’ll have to ask around to see if anyone remembers him.” “Great so I don’t have just a High Priestess after Rayne, but I also have a pissed off dark magic Warlock that wants to take revenge on my pack for his mate being mated to a member of my pack. Can things get any better?” Reese now says and I can see he is clearly stressed out over all of this. “I can solve one of your problems.” I tell him and he growls

“You know now that I think of it he had a friend he brought back to town with him and I can’t remember the man’s name. He stayed in Canyon Ridge with him for a while and then left after Marion and your father got together. You could clearly tell he was a Warlock but not from our Covent. I’ll have to ask around to see if anyone remembers him.” “Great so I don’t have just a High Priestess after Rayne, but I also have a pissed off dark magic Warlock that wants to take revenge on my pack for his mate being mated to a member of my pack. Can things get any better?” Reese now says and I can see he is clearly stressed out over all of this. “I can solve one of your problems.” I tell him and he growls

“And if you really want to know, no. Reese is my teaching coach and I've already told you about him. " "Right," said Uncle Roderick at that moment. "It's okay then." He frowned. "I think." "You dream of your teaching coach?" Grinning, Wynn put her mug on the table. "The guy must be awesome." I owed her a reply because it was just then that I noticed the burnt smell coming from the toaster. Not again. Unfortunately, such a morning at the Shanks house was commonplace, and it didn't get any better as I made my way to Reese. Although I was twenty minutes early, just like on Thursday, he greeted me at his car with an expression that suggested I had left him out in the rain for three hours. And so

She is shocked to see him after 5 years, she wants to run out of his office, just from the look he is giving her, it takes all her willpower just to stand there and not bolt. “Heaven help me, why is fate playing such a cruel joke on me, why him of all people, have I not suffered enough”. The person standing in front of her is Rodrigo Reyes, 28 years old, CEO of Reyes Holding, one of the largest group of companies in both America and Europe. Reyes Holdings is a family-owned enterprise and at the head is Rodrigo Reyes, he was promoted to CEO two years back and since then Reyes Holding has been going from strength to strength. He is charming and a very smart businessman, but he is also known fo

Rowland turns back dramatically and points rudely at Raees. “That woman sitting up there,” He continues, “is the devil’s incarnate and do not believe a word of whatever she says because I am a hundred percent sure that she has Daniel tied up somewhere around here.” Reid rises to his first. “Since we are all her baring some stories, I would like to add that Rowland here, is my Uncle, and before I became Reid Caddel, I was Reid Flanagan.” That causes some really loud ripples in the crowd, the kind that Rowland had tried but failed to get.

Reid said and she was listening to him attentively, taking all the information in slowly. "S..so why attack Rasmus?" She asked cluelessly. "Because he is the one of the Alpha from the Moon pack," Ried said with furrowed brows as if he couldn't believe she didn't know that, and Catherine was kind of shocked by this new knowledge. Rasmus was the strongest werewolf in his pack. An Alpha. Her Alpha. "What do you mean by one of the Alpha?" She asked. And she could tell Reid was getting annoyed with her.

If he wasn't going to tell me why he had just wandered into my territory, when he was technically a rogue now, then there were plenty of prison cells for him to pick from where he could think over what he was doing here. "Eurgh. You are infuriating," Jayson complained as he threw his hands up in the air in defeat and turned him back on me, releasing a breath I didn't even know he had been holding in. "This blood, Ellie, is the blood of the rogues I murdered."