Sniper X Reader Novels & Stories

They roared. Sebastian looked at Harper. "You take the left. I take the right." Harper racked her sniper rifle. "I hate zoos." (End of Chapter 96)

Ren sat back, the cheap plastic chair creaking loudly in the quiet library. Two weeks. Elias finished the Beta. Two weeks later, he blew up. It could be a coincidence. Sector 7 gas mains were notoriously bad; the infrastructure was crumbling. People died in fires all the time. But Ren knew the odds. Elias was a "Viper." A sniper. Just like Ren. "Who were you, Viper?" Ren whispered to the dusty screen. "And did you try to quit?" Ren didn't dig deeper. He didn't search for the other names yet. If he searched for a pattern of dead kids all at once, the Admin's keyword sniffers would find him in seconds.

Knox, " You bought this today?" Luca carefully checked the sniper I had just bought. His thumb slid along the cold barrel with curiosity, his brows raising slightly as if he couldn’t believe I’d made the purchase. After seeing Violet Riverwood off, I had returned to the shop once again. While trying other guns, this new one stole my attention. I didn’t have any sniper in my collection, so I decided to try. Now sitting on the second floor of the bar, I swirled the liquor in my glass, watching the amber liquid catch the dim light before draining it. The air was heavy with cigar smoke, perfume, and the bass thumping through the walls below.

No one expected someone to use a sniper rifle in this kind of venue as soon as the game started. The sniper directly exploded the level 1 helmet of No. 3 with a single shot, scaring her into a terrified scream. Branden raised his eyes toward Catherine with a questioning look in his eyes. When their gaze met, Catherine instantly read Branden's meaning. She pressed down on the small eye icon at the top of the screen and scanned to make sure of the enemy's location.

“What is it? What did the message mean?” He didn't look down at the glowing screen again, but I could still see the image vividly. The red crosshairs of a sniper’s reticle were perfectly centered over my chest. Someone was sitting in the freezing rain on the edge of the estate right now, staring at me through a high-powered scope, waiting for the command to squeeze the trigger. “On my count, you are going to drop,” Harrison whispered near my ear, his breath hot and rapid. “Three. Two. One—”

If you like your dark romance pitch black, you’re in the right place. Don’t worry though... you’ll still get to see some familiar faces. Lila and Ryder will pop up with fun cameos scattered throughout the story! Uploads start tomorrow, so get comfy and buckle up. I can’t wait to see you on the other side… if you survive the ride. ;) Let’s get wicked again, Aria. His Undercover Submissive Book Two (The Sniper's Good Girl) ~Blurb~ “You think you have a choice here, but you don't,” he murmurs, his thumb slowly tracing my lower lip as he backs me against the wall. ​“I fucking own you now. And you own me in return.”

“Kindly call your lover boy and tell him to call off the ten snipers surrounding us with their guns aimed at me. I will not harm you in any way.” She smiled secretly. So this is Isis’ plan. One wrong move and the Marquess will drop dead. “Let the snipers be,” she said and sat at an empty table and crossed her legs while looking at Santi. “If you don’t have any bad intentions towards me, you have nothing to worry about. I’m sure those snipers won’t shoot unless you do something bad.” Santi sighed deeply. “You have a very protective boyfriend.” Xanthe smiled. “I’ll take that as a compliment.”

It was a sniper. “Goodbye, Ryder,” Dinte said. “Ryder!!!” Eunice screamed. Everything happened at once. She elbowed Dinte hard, catching him off guard. He cursed and loosened his grip. Eunice broke free and ran straight toward Ryder. The sniper fired as the bullet tore through the air. Eunice stepped in front of Ryder and it hit her chest. She gasped sharply, her body jerking from the impact. “Eunice!” Ryder shouted.

His nostrils flared. “Go,” he murmured, voice ragged. They reached the top. At the top, four snipers were positioned along the edge. Jax fired first. Ashley followed. Two snipers dropped instantly. The other two ducked, returning fire. Jax shoved her behind a vent. “Stay low!” “No chance!” she shouted back. She popped out and fired again, her shot grazing one sniper’s shoulder. Jax took the other with a clean shot to the chest. The last one scrambled back, retreating toward the tower.

"This won’t take long." Lexa glared, her body coiled and ready to spring. If she was going out, she’d make it count. But before the hunter could pull the trigger, a blur of white fur barreled into him, sending the crossbow clattering to the ground. Xander’s wolf emerged from the chaos like a force of nature, his ice-blue eyes blazing as he ripped the weapon from the hunter’s grasp. A guttural snarl tore from his throat as he drove the man back with savage precision, leaving no room for retaliation.