Twilight Quileute Pack Novels & Stories

I begin, watching as Quinn’s expression shifts from curiosity to a mix of anticipation and trepidation. She leans forward, her interest piqued. “What did they say?” “They confirmed the existence of an artifact,” I say, my voice steady. “They said it’s real, and it is the cause of the perpetual twilight. Apparently, it holds a power beyond anything we could imagine, and it will take a great sacrifice to whoever yields it.” Quinn’s eyes widen, and for a moment, I see a glimmer of something akin to awe. “This could fix everything,” she murmurs.

He never let go of my hand. When we got to the forest, the young alpha crouched behind some shrubs and motioned for me to do the same. I followed suit. "Stay here," he ordered. "My horse is on the other side of the forest. I'll get my horse and circle back to you, but you mustn't leave this spot." "I won't leave this spot." I promised, but he shook his head. "No," he said. "Those people will kill you without feeling remorse if they find out you're here. Swear it. Upon the Moon Goddess."

Here we again with their chorus except for Kline who witnessed everything. “No one loses,” Kech said. “No one wins” I continued. “Is it a draw?” Lexa asks for assurance like we are such liars. “Why is it so big deal that we fought each other it is not like Kech killed me during the fight or what” “You will not understand since you just meet him,” Yoshiko said. So odd why won’t they tell me? “Anyway they are from the Blood Moon pack and they came here to confront the blood red moon that night you transformed” the queen changed the topic.

His white slacks, along with a leather Hermes belt and leather Hermes shoes, highlighted his enormous manhood and well-formed body. "What is it?" Luna questioned in hushed tones, gently approaching Ares until they were separated by two feet. She was still drowsy when they arrived at their location, and she had forgotten to straighten her hair. "Please give me your left hand." Luna lends her left hand dutifully while sniffing the air. When Ares placed a one-inch-wide white gold bracelet on her wrist, her eyes widened, and she gasped for breath. It contains a row of tiny diamonds in the middle that sparkle beautifully when exposed to sunlight.

My chest tightened as fire licked the charred remains of our pack, the red glow painting the night sky was something out of a nightmare. It was the Outworld Bloodbath. The red-hooded witches moved like shadows through the flames, their faces obscured beneath crimson fabric as they cast spells and lit homes ablaze. Our entire pack was burning. “Stay quiet,” Quinn whispered harshly, her arm shielding me as we huddled together. She was only eighteen, barely older than me, and her newly awakened wolf powers were still unstable. I knew she wanted to help our pack’s warriors and his brother, Kennedy, who has the acting Alpha, but Sullivan strictly instructed us to hide.

He adds. “Do you prefer war?” she smiles. “What war?” Claudius demands. “Winter and Quin are twins. Quin and Arthur are mates. Dawn and Quin are bonded like blood. Dawn and Winter are mates. You see the pattern. Both packs need their Lunas out of the city, because Quin died, revived, regained a wolf, and the Moon Goddess wants me to train her as the next Royal Original Luna. She cannot heal here.” She explains. “And what stops her?” Phoenix challenges.

Turning to me, Charlie asks, “When are the Earthshine and Eclipse Packs supposed to be here?” I look at my watch, seeing that it is just now 12:00. “Anytime between now and 2:00.” “How many wolves are they each bringing with them?” Hakeem asks. “They are really close to the Blue Crescent Pack, so they are leaving the majority of their forces behind. Besides their betas, they are bringing about 20 wolves each.” “That’ll help,” Zak says. “Alright, let’s head down to the dining hall.”

I lowered my hands, unable to say no to the woman in front of me, however, I kept my gaze downcast in fear of what I'd find if I looked into her eyes. Lilith weaved her fingers into my hair — the same way I had warned her not to do in the hotel room — forcing me to meet her golden gaze, "If we make this quick then you can hunt right after." "I can't," I hissed, gesturing with a nod of my head to the entrance of the cave, "the sun." "Shit, I forgot about that," her eyebrows dipped into a V as she contemplated what to do. "Here," Alpha Quade tossed three bags of chilled human blood at me, "I figured you'd need it so I had someone bring them in from the blood bank."

Missy kept a mentle note of each stop they made. Sea Cave Pack, Midnight Ash Pack, Green Marsh Pack, Black Heart Pack, Ocean Moon Pack, Blue Diamond Pack, Silver Comet Pack, River Bend Pack, Silver Dusk Pack, Black Eclipse Pack, Gold Gem Pack, Storm Howl Pack, Nightstar Pack, Fire Shadow Pack, Frost Tooth Pack, South Fang Pack, Night Soul Pack, Crescent Rain Pack, East Wind Pack, and White Opal Pack, and of course, Blood Moon Pack. Twenty packs in three weeks was a lot and Missy and Alex were almost worn out. By the time they got back to Blood Moon, they were permitted to go straight to bed. When they woke the next morning, things were going to change for them.

I direct a side glare to the dolt I have for a driver and he looks away immediately, his jaw clenched and his eyes fixed on the road. The gates to my pack are opened and I look at the insignia. A plant cast in silver. Nightshade. The stuff of legend. Even more potent than silver if administered in the right amount. The Nightshade pack is deadly. I am deadly. Yet a woman escaped my grasp and the grasp of my pack. Quinn Alucard looks at me with wary eyes when we get down from the car but I ignore her. Her and the child in her hands. “Hunterrrr!”