The Story So Far Parker Novels & Stories

He knew better than anyone that the technician was talking about the apprentice of Teagan Walker, the country's top heart and lung specialist. And that apprentice surnamed Parker was none other than me—Cody Parker—the one he had personally sabotaged, now on a high-speed train for a vacation.

Apparently, he had gone crazy after his wife abandoned him and was offering a huge reward to anyone with clues about her. If even a remote fishing village like the one I was staying in had gotten the news, I could hardly imagine how much money and manpower William had spent on finding me. He had always been a drastic, terrifying person. I feared to think of what a crazy man like him would do. A few days later, I heard from the market that "Mr. Parker from Moria" had gone mad because he couldn't find his wife. His subordinates were hoping to fulfill his last wishes before he died.

Warren It’s been several months since we killed Brady and Dr. Stephens. It took a while, but the pack has settled into what I guess is a more normal routine. We spar, we run patrols, Charlie and I run the pack, Yara and Noelle run the hospital, Haynes and Laney train and manage the warriors.

Blake grumbled impatiently. "Maybe if you could zip it for a moment, let me finish the whole story before you interrupt and start scolding me, we might get through this faster. Just a thought," Parker responded, casually popping a piece of chocolate into his mouth. "It's just a theory." "Well, I might just hypothetically shove my foot up your rear end," Blake retorted, mirroring the bored demeanor that Parker often directed at him. Parker dismissed the threat with a wave of his hand. "She claimed that there are vampires chasing after her. Kumarin's gang."

He doesn’t speak at first, as if giving me time to accept his presence. “It’s beautiful, isn’t it? I like to watch it set every evening, like closing the curtain on the day and preparing to light up again tomorrow. A fresh start, another chance,” he says, and I find myself nodding. “Thanks for keeping Jax entertained. Is he okay?” “He’s great. He’s a good kid. You must be proud,” he smiles. “I am,” I nod. “I’m sorry I didn’t get to introduce myself properly earlier. Things got a little… messy. I’m Parker, pack Beta,” he says, holding out a hand to me.

She confided in you and you didn’t even give her twenty-four hours,’ she said and sniffed loudly. ‘What did you think? That you will say that and get a pass to return to your own miserable life? Or, like the bitch that you are, that you will find favour with every dick in this house? ‘No, I didn’t do any-’ ‘Shut the fuck up bit-’ her hands flew up in the air and froze there just as a voice interrupted the little drama - well, not so little. It was Parker, and I hadn’t seen him since the day he was sitting with Lucio on the balcony and talking about god-knows-what. I am glad he chose this time to appear again.

Three self-proclaimed warriors of the realm—two sarcastic idiots and a recovering emotional disaster—riding through the forest like a band of weirdos on a field trip. The morning is crisp, the sky overcast just enough to make it dramatic. A squirrel falls out of a tree as we pass. I think even nature’s a little off today. “You know,” Parker says, stretching dramatically in the saddle, “for someone who was just mauled by sacred wolves and faced moral death trials, you’re awfully perky.” “I’m not perky. I’m caffeinated. Huge difference,” I reply. “She stole half of my travel rations,” Eva adds coolly. “That includes the chocolate.”

"What was the deal with Parker this morning?" Gabriel let out a groan, his head tilted back. "Childhood drama that they should have put behind them years ago. Parker and Kate dated when they were younger. They were sure they were mates because they felt a connection even though they hadn't turned yet. No one put a stop to their relationship because, just from watching them interact with each other, everyone thought they were mates too. When Jack turned, he realized Kate was his. Parker was away at training sine he comes from the Bets bloodline.. When he came back a few years later, it was after he shifted. He went mad when he found out Kate was with his brother. They agreed to be civil, but

She told Parker and walked into the apartment. Parker glanced at the building he had spent half of his life in and he slowly drew a sharp breath, he dipped his hand into his pocket and took out a business card, glancing at the write up, he read in his mind. Asher Lincoln.

And suddenly I know what to do. I grab it from the ground, and I use it. I use it to fight, to beat, to stab, to kill. I use it to save. I am not fighting alone. Parker is fighting with me. And he is a great fighter. One by one, we fight them off. One by one, they die, and when it is over, we are the only ones left alive. Parker falls to the ground. He is panting and weak. But he is alive.