The Ravenhood Series Book 1 Novels & Stories

We sat on the bench and the snow fell and the wind howled and the world was cold. Raven talked and I listened and her voice was bright. She told me about her family and her childhood and the first time she realized she could see the future. She told me about the visions and the fear and the loneliness. She told me about the day she met me and how she knew I was going to change everything. "I saw you in a dream," she said. "Before you came to Blackfrost. You were standing in the snow and your hair was dark and your eyes were bright and you were holding a kitten."

I wasn’t even at the top of the ridge when the raven came for me. Ember Hills was silent in that tense way silence only becomes when blood has been spilled and wards reconfigured. Pine trees powdered with snow that glimmered without muffling sound. I could hear the village beneath me. Merriment. Clanging metal on stone. Lyra’s voice ringing too far for winter. It all felt brittle. Temporary. Easy to dismantle. The raven shattered that illusion with a sharp crack of wings before hopping fearlessly onto the rune marker beside me. It was enough to make my back stiffen. Ember Hills wasn’t exactly inviting when it came to strange couriers.

******** To Raven, and to the Kings of the North and South, I am writing this in response to your formal inquiry regarding Raven’s origins. While our pack records from that time are sparse, I have gathered the exact details surrounding the day she was brought into our care. Raven was found in Rickshaw Town, which is a human settlement located near our borders. A human woman named Nora was the one who discovered her. According to Nora's account, she went down to the local stream early in the morning to fetch water for her household. There, she found a baby girl tucked inside a warm woven basket.

Outside, the Ravenhart estate slept in perfect silence. Inside, something dangerous had already begun.

Scarlett / Raven’s POV I stepped back into the healer’s library and closed the door behind me with a soft click. My fingers fumbled with the key before the lock finally turned. The soft scrape of metal sliding into place eased some of the tension knotted inside me. No one was going to walk in and find me surrounded by books I was never meant to touch. Especially not Ms. Darkmoon. The thought of her sharp eyes landing on me here made my stomach turn. I couldn't survive another confrontation tonight.

He recognized it too. A howl pierced the sky. Zen. Thunder tore through the crimson clouds. Silhouettes emerged from the woods, sprinting toward Hezel’s gates. Hunters in radiant robes. Wolves as swift as the wind. The earth birthed poisonous ivy to scale the walls. Hezel was under siege again—but this time, for me. Rogues gasped as the city they thought they’d owned was stormed by those seeking to reclaim their Red Riding Hood. Then… he came. The air shifted. Cold. Still. I turned—barely breathing—until my eyes met his.

"And before I forget, if a thing doesn't linger in your brain for about 5 seconds, the caster cannot hear it. Atleast that was the record of the fastest reader I've known." Right now, I am so much sure about one thing, indeed, I am the reason why Ruka reacted like that. The girl didn't like me and I insulted her even more. Did I just sign myself into a death wish? Will she come for me later? Maybe at midnight? My own thoughts were scarying me more that I'm already was. "And lastly, the decendants of Meniah. Red-eyed kierikos who can transform themselves into wild creatures." I looked at him closely, he had those kind of eyes. I patiently waited for him to fill me with details but he didn't s

Walker believed it would do Matt a world of good. They pulled up to the cabin late Monday afternoon. Daniel’s car was at the other cabin when they arrived. Matt assumed Barb was with him. The other cabin was huge. It had three levels. Matt guessed it had seven, maybe eight bedrooms. They got settled and made a run to the store for supplies. When they got back, Jacobs’s car was at the Garvey cabin. Matt assumed Bonnie came with him. The sun was setting when a motorcycle, a red sports car, and a black four-wheel drive pulled up to the Garvey cabin.

But Raven brings light to all the darkness around me and I can’t let her go, I don’t want to. Maddox was so pissed off that Colton had the nerve to warn us away from her, I had to push him to the back of my mind to stop him from attacking one of my best friends. I think Maddox and I are on the same page when it comes to raven now, she is not just a fleeting thing, but she the anker that keeps my world from spinning in chaos.