The Edge Of Reason Werewolf Novel Ember Novels & Stories

It was desperate. Ava's eyes snapped open, wide and startled. "Lucas," she breathed, her voice barely a whisper. She tried to push him away, her hands finding purchase on his chest, but he didn't budge. He was too close, his heat radiating through her, his scent filling her senses. Her heart pounded against her ribs, a frantic drumbeat echoing his own.

Did this crazy stalker dude just say mate? Ember couldn’t believe her ears. Her time in the facility she had overheard the term werewolf from some of the white coats. Standing back awkwardly she looked up at his face. “What’s your name, stalker dude?” Tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. She turned and went to grab another box. Best to act normal and get everything in the car while she could. Looking over her shoulder to keep him in her line of sight she hand to laugh.

Ember giggled, "Calm down, vixen, I came to check up on you; I'm the only nice werewolf you've got left; I'm the only one who cares enough to come visit you" Elora tried to stop her teeth from vigorously hitting each other, but her trembling lips were making it impossible for her, " how dare you set your foot here!". Ember smiled, "This your temper, I hate it so much, I'm still showing interest in you and....", " Cut the bullshit! You're just a scathy werewolf, a liar, a home wrecker!", she yelled, " I am? Why? What did I do wrong to you? I've never hurt you, have I?" she asked innocently, irritating Elora even more.

Leaving Erica's office, I felt agitated and on edge. I was used to controlling my emotions and my actions but at this moment I felt like I would explode. I had begun to pry open the safe that I kept locked in my mind and feelings were beginning to seep out while I desperately tried to push them back in. On my way home, I called my husband and told him that I needed a break, and asked if he could watch the children so that I could spend the night at the casino alone. Usually, you would have a good time staying at a casino, but I was more interested in the free room that they give you for gambling there in the past. I needed that free room right now. I do not want to put this burden on my fami

In place of the man who'd knocked on their door stood a wolf nearly as large as Damien had been, fur the color of ash, eyes a pale and startling silver. Werewolves aren't just real, Emily thought, distantly, the ground shifting again beneath a life that had already stopped making sense. They've been part of my family this whole time. Outside, the darkness came alive. Shapes emerged from the tree line at the edge of the yard, one after another, until a dozen wolves ringed the house on every side, moonlight silvering their fur, eyes glinting in the dark. Emily braced for the attack, for teeth and claws and the same violence she'd watched tear a man apart in Blackwood — but none of them moved.

Although Emmett was mad that I was acting like a baby (his words), he ended up taking me home. It seemed he was not yet convinced that it was not safe for us to be out after dark with the creatures of the night roaming the town. I didn’t know if Mr. Morgenstern had been right about the werewolves being practically harmless to humans. He was a werewolf so naturally he was more likely to say good things about his kind. Maybe I wanted to believe werewolves were good because Bradley Lightwood was one.

I said and sat down, waiting for his food, when the door burst open and a group of guys came into the door and, to my shock, one of them was Noah. "What's up, Landon? What ya, cooking." Jeremy yelled the minute his eyes saw me. Noah's gaze shifted to me too and became dumbfounded. Why? Why was he here? Even worse, the guy who banged him that night was here with him, hugging and acting like a leech on Noah's shoulder. I felt so sick to the stomach. How dare he? Were they both stalking me? He has the guts to come here. "Larisa.' He whispered and got close to me. I went over to him and slapped him hard in the face.

Hector's group arrive in the Kingdom of Mystic Forest. Hector notices the cooler temperatures as soon as they cross the border. There is so much green compared to what they see in Ember. They stop at a small clearing where there is a camp and Hector notices demons and other vampires. “We will camp tonight and go the rest of the way in the morning,” orders Rex. “Are these the ones the wolves are mad about on their land?” asks Hector. “Yes, and you're going to tell them we are moving them out once we are done with our business with them,” says Rex.

I yelled at him, tears streaming down my face. I rose from my seat and started to walk away when he grabbed my arm and pulled me close. "Emberleigh, those wolves have been dealt with. They were found guilty of their crimes. I remember the case vividly. I stepped in for my father during their trial. I handed down their sentences. They paid the ultimate price for their actions," he said, looking down at me. “Show me.” I mumbled to him. I will gladly provide you with any information you desire. Our transcripts contain a wealth of knowledge that is accessible to the wolf population. I can prove to you that I handled it. The wolves are no longer a threat. I assure you," he said, embracing me tigh

I would die before I let him take her. “He definitely knows more.” Andrew sighed, running his fingers through his hair. “There wasn’t anything about her in our library. It has to be some kind of witches’ tale.” “Maybe that’s just what it is.” Emma said, looking at Andrew. “Maybe it’s just a tale and I’m nothing special.” “You talked to your wolf while being under the influence of wolfsbane.” Drake said softly. “Other wolves can’t do that.” “I could have imagined that.” Emma said. “I was convinced I was going to die. I was hurt, and sad, and alone. I needed someone to comfort me.”