Sitka Brother Bear Novels & Stories

"What's wrong," "Packs are been attacked by Werebears and rogues, there was an attack at our borders and the Eastern packs," My brother informs me, taking off his jacket and shifting into his huge white wolf. It left the others gasping in awe at the magnificent wolf that takes off in the direction of his pack.

Bear looks over at me as he says. "Are you okay?" "Yeah," I reply with a sigh before saying, "I'm just thinking how the hell am I going to tell my cocky little shit of a brother that he's a Dragon." Bear throws back his head and laughs as he replies. "Jesus………. He's going to put me on my ass and breathe fire on me now" I look back at him as I say. "I have a brother Bear, all these years, and I never knew, all these years, I thought that my parents abandoned me. They were just trying to keep me safe….."

“That’s the myth. Reality’s messier.” “You were using my pack as cover,” Rowan said. “Hunting. Hiding.” Joe didn’t deny it. “Your wolves are loud. Confident. Everyone knows about the upcoming mating. Your men are restless, desperate for their own bonds.” “Enough,” Rowan snapped. “What happened to your sleuth?” Joe finished taping his wound and reached for a bottle of whiskey, downing a mouthful before answering. “A few months ago,” he said, voice rough, “something tore through us. A bear but not like any I’ve ever seen. Bigger. Stronger. Savage beyond reason.” His grip tightened on the bottle. “He killed my brother in front of me.”

We didn't give birth to pups in litters like the normal wolves did. Legion my dad's brother spent his whole life searching for a son, but his kids never exceeded the two girls he had. His second brother Lego had all sons. He was in hibernation at the volcano down the black creek. A dangerous place that spits fire, year in, year out. He was going to be back in a thousand years. His boys had turned out to be impressive gentlemen. They were all strong and brave men. My horse went ahead of the rest. Ivan galloped to catch up with mine. In no time, he throttled beside mine. "You probably feel bad losing the most important person in your life." "My heartfelt condolences to King Derrick." He said.

Unfortunately, he didn't have the time to appreciate that new experience as his attention was focused on the voice that was becoming louder. "Isn't that your brother who is shouting?" "Yes, we must hurry!" Anders anxiously said as he quickened his pace. Before long, they arrived at a clearing where Ajamu's group was gathered, almost all of them blood-covered, fallen on the ground, with only Ajamu still being on his feet, glaring at a beast, a huge brown bear with a height of over eight feet, standing on its hind legs. Unfortunately, the noise they created distracted Ajamu, who looked away mechanically. The bear ran towards the boy and threw him to the ground, almost crushing him with its wei

She said the bear wasn' s the only animal she knew who existed in this area, but it was one of the largest. That explained why the bear was always alone, which meant it couldn't eat anyone. Annette assured Alarik that there wasn't anything to fear from his fellow creature, if he just took his time and waited. If he wanted revenge on his older brother, then waiting might just make him lose the battle. Annette was probably right and Alaric didn' t want to give her the satisfaction of winning this fight for him but there was also a part of him that felt compelled to go. There had to be another way, after all.

Somehow my brothers, who were camping on the deck of the cabin I was in and the same brother, who can pick locks without a problem. Unlock the door and my brothers walk into the cabin, to find me sleeping in the bed. I woke up to find my brothers sleeping in the bed on the other side from me. My clothes were dry and I went into the bathroom, to change, then I washed up a little but when I walked out of the bathroom, my brother woke up after going to get more wood for the heater, the oil was all gone. After getting more wood and starting a fire, with the last cut off hair. "I have a feeling that you were here, sis" says my brother who got up from the bed and walked over to me to give his bear

He smiled, loving at her and left the room. After a few minutes Milo was the first to speak up. “I like him.” He declared. “If you don’t want him, I’ll take him, having a bear in the family will be pawsome.” Mimi glared at her brother. “C’mon sis.” He said, titling his head to the side. “You’ve been waiting for your mate also.” “Yeah, but he’s a big dumb bear!” She huffed out.

Her secrets are mine. I close my mind from Dmitri as I think about all Veda has told me. I shouldn't have been surprised when the largest bear of our clan blocks my path a few miles from my cabin. The Kodiak, alpha to the greatest clan, stands in front of me. He is also my brother by blood and like most brothers, we have our differences. This situation will be no different. "Tyboll," his snarly voice rings through my head. "Alpha," I reply pleasantly.

“What is this?” Before I could answer, Olivia continued, “Later today, my brother, Chris, who left us ten years ago to find his life in the Human World, will return to transfer ownership of the Moonstone to my husband, Ethan. With that, my husband and I will take our rightful places as Pack Alpha and Luna.” “What’s going on here?” Beatrice demanded, her hand still cupping my elbow and her bright red hair helping others locate the source of her voice. “You can’t just decide you’re going to lead this pack!” rang out the voice of a man I didn’t recognize.