The Wave Novels & Stories

"If Annabelle takes my mate through that portal, I will never find her. And you all know what that means" "But Alpha..." Their argument was abruptly cut short when a massive wave erupted from the depths of the ocean. The crowd of shifters on the shore all looked up in amazement, moving backwards as the wave widened out and splashed down on the ocean. There was a strange purple light pulsating around it and it grew brighter and brighter, followed by a loud rumbling that seemed to come from the depths of the ocean. The ocean came alive and rose up at a great height, roaring loudly and drowning out other sounds.

Leo asking measured questions about rip currents and how waves are formed, Mia asking whether any famous surfers had pets and specifically what kinds, and if they ride the waves with them. Melody’s eyes follow their every move. The ocean is doing what the ocean does: being enormous, indifferent and full of pull. The waves are gentle — it is a calm afternoon, the swells soft and slow, the kind that break in long white lines and sighs back out. Objectively, she knows this. She can see it. She can measure the tameness of it with her eyes.

I tried to scream, using the loudest tone I could, my throat aching from the effort, but nothing. Apparently, it was soundproof. I was completely isolated. That’s when I understood everything. He was going to make me watch. Why did I think even for a single moment that Rayan didn’t have a plan to get through the wave? It was obvious he knew he would be affected the same way I was. And, if it depended on my admission of defeat, things would be torturous for him too. Unless he could relieve himself. The Wave put us in a state of extreme heat, uncontrollable desire for our partner, but it could be appeased if there were Intercourse

I eye it as it approaches Teddy. "Teddy! Behind yo-" I start to warn him when something about the wave catches my eyes. The wave seems to froth and stand in one spot. And the saltwater falls away, but something underneath pushes up. It stands higher than the height of the wave itself. Almost as if...

Some waves were worth chasing, some were worth passing, and some were worth waiting around for. Some waves brought you incredible joy, while others hit you hard and tossed the life out of you. But that was okay because there was always that one magic wave worth riding for. The one wave that could make you feel alive, the one that could take you some place new, to a place of endless freedom, a never-ending summer, or to some unknown rapture. A wave like her. All was peaceful and calm out in this blue water, until suddenly, I heard this thundering noise coming from above. All of a sudden, the wind was blowing like crazy all around me. I opened my eyes and looked up above to see this bright whi

Desperation drove me toward higher ground, clinging to the faint hope of rescue. However, luck wasn’t on my side. Out of nowhere, a massive wave slammed into me, sweeping me off my feet. I crashed into the sea, the icy water flooding my mouth and throat with its salty sting, leaving me gasping for breath. “Don’t freak out. Just stay calm...” I repeated to myself, clawing for control. I tried to swim away from the jagged rocks, but my belly slammed into one, its sharp edge slicing through me like a knife.

“Don’t worry. We are together, so give all of yourself to me.” The wave whispered to her, “Give up all your pain, fear, and worries, and give yourself to me completely.” The sun was shining on her. There was the bright sun and the crystal-clear waves. A complete and utter peace. Just for a moment, she wanted to let herself rest and give herself up to the wave. The tingling feeling that started from her ankles began to move up. Her body felt alive and electrified as the huge dark wave continued to engulf her. She has always been alone, but not anymore. The wave gave her his hand and it was an incre

He remembered the information he had read in the scientist's notebook about the aquarium's mechanisms. "A water wave? How can we create a water wave?" Praewa looked at It with a faint glimmer of hope. "Do you think it will work?" Praewa asked. It nodded. "It's our only chance. We have to try." He looked at the group. "We have to find a way to create a huge water wave." As they were discussing and trying to figure out how to create a water wave, a roaring sound suddenly came from ahead. The gigantic experimental creature appeared in front of them again.

Damien's mouth went dry. Marrine lifted her arms. The ocean moved. A wave rose behind her. Higher. Higher. It should have crashed down. It didn't. It bent. The enormous wall of water curved around her. Damien stumbled backward. His foot struck a stone. He nearly fell. "No." The wave remained suspended. Marrine continued singing. The ocean seemed to breathe with her. The fish moved together. The birds turned in perfect circles. Even the wind seemed to obey. Damien stared.

"Mommy, I don't like those resins," Wave whined as she played with her spoon. Willow rolled her eyes, "Don't be a naughty girl and eat your food." Wave sighed and ate her food. Daniel was still writing in his notebook; he had finished his breakfast earlier.