Walker Texas Ranger Fan Fiction Novels & Stories

Wyatt hugged me from behind, placing his face on my shoulder and kissing my mark, “please forgive me, I didn’t mean for it to hurt you or for it to be a lie.” “I know,” I turned into him, “there’s nothing to forgive, I shouldn’t have freaked out, I just, he just, it caught me off guard,” I bit my lip and Xander turned me into him. “What is it?” Xander nudged my nose. “Dez told me something,” I started and had their full attention, “Ryan is a wolf.” Their entire bodies tensed and none of them said anything, “Dez blocked and deleted him from my phone without me knowing when we left, cause he knew he would be possessive.”

Once they were on the ferry, Luca switched off the car and turned to Tia. “Shall we get out and enjoy the scenery?” Tia shook her head. “I would prefer to stay in the car.” Luca nodded. “I will quickly grab a coffee. Would you like anything?” “Sure, a coffee would be great.” After Luca left, Tatiana slipped out of her seatbelt and relaxed against the headrest. She found the hum of the ferry oddly relaxing. As she was almost falling off to sleep, a loud growl ripped through the silence. Her eyes flew open, but she was no longer on the ferry. She saw a young male werewolf surrounded by several large warrior wolves. They snapped at the young wolf, who snarled but stood his ground. His terror fi

When she sees the werewolves trying to sniff the air, she explained, "I am a pure-blooded wolf, therefore, my senses are more concentrated than yours." "He is still alive," Tera confirms. "If he was dead then I would have seen his soul." Ryder rolls his eyes. Assuming his brother even has a soul. Tera bends down to have a closer look at the bullet wound. her little eyes squinted closer and found little movement. "It also seems that his wound is healing." "Then we better get started before he wakes up," Sarah says. While Rufus was being tied up on the pole near them, everyone started to introduce themselves one by one. The last ones to introduce themselves were Snow and Ryder.

She wasn’t ready yet, but she would be. I always got what I wanted eventually. A slow smirk tugged at my lips as I folded my arms. “Alright,” I murmured, my voice dropping to a lazy, taunting rumble. “If you have other options… by all means, Raina. Tell me.” I stepped closer until she had to tilt her chin up to look at me. Her heartbeat faltered, her wolf stirred again, brushing against mine like a spark waiting to catch flame. “And another thing,” I said softly, leaning down until my breath touched her cheek,

No," her voice sounded deadly longing. This is my home and my land. I won't leave her, and... I won't leave you. Sorry. If you want, send Tink one. “He is also stubborn,” Mirovir grinned gloomily. - He will invent the same excuses, but there is no time to argue. The otherworlder was still sitting on the grass, his trembling hands fiddling with the edge of his shirt. He turned at the sound of their footsteps, and the werewolf paused involuntarily. Tink's face was haggard and deathly pale, his lips turned completely white, deep cracks appeared on them and drops of blood rolled down his chin. Wide-open eyes burned with a feverish light, horror rushing through them, mixed with expectation.

Perhaps if he hadn't been such an ass back at the crime scene, he'd be in there right now, assisting the deputy instead of blocked from the investigation. He blew out a breath between his lips, allowing the frustration to drain from his shoulders. He needed more than just to get inside that cabin, and he knew it; he needed to get beside that deputy. Ever since he came upon her at the crime scene, his wolf chomped at the bit to be near her again, and Rance had to admit, the idea of taking her long, dark hair in his hand and yanking her toward him for a passionate kiss lingered at the forefront of his mind. Her passion for her job and the sass with which she had put him in his place only added

Hacker Last night, Wendy and I got a lot of work done digging the trench for the security lines. We made it a game, and I love her competitive spirit. Her wolf is beautiful and my wolf, Saggio, purred loudly at how beautiful Dasha is. She stood proudly, letting him look her over. Then she’d rubbed her face against his, her wolf showing mine the same affection that Wendy showed me. I’m glad that her wolf seems to accept us as much as the woman does.

Was my cover slipping? He stopped by a stone fountain and turned to face me. “You look and sound so familiar. What's your name?" "Vexley. I’m new here. Recently transferred." He tilted his head, eyes sharp. “Maybe. But my wolf… it feels you. Like it knows you.” "There is a mistake somewhere. . .." "I guess so. Anyway, be very careful. Don’t cross Thalia. She’s my son’s mate. She's just like a daughter to me. She gets what she wants in this pack.”

Adversaries that I needed Riley's gift to crack up. This girl was useless to me. "Anything else you would like to know?" Dr. Walker asked, seeing my restlessness, his face eager to enlighten me on whatever he knew about Riley. "Yes there is," I caught my breath and fought the urge to slam my hand on his oak desk. The anger and frustration in me was one I'd never felt before, "I need to understand why the goddess would make a wolfless girl my mate." I instantly regretted it the second the words left my mouth because Rex Walker abruptly switched from professional mode to friends mode.

“Holy Goddess, it should, yes, but I’d like to keep my head on my shoulders when she gets here.” “I’m Tanner, Alpha Tanner. My pack is based in Alberta,” said the werewolf in Dean’s cell who spoke to them. “From what I see looking at your upper back, you haven’t completed your bond, and you’re human, so I don’t know, but if your mate is Blue Thunder and you’re awake when the other humans aren’t, then it might work.” “Then we’ll try that and when she comes, I’ll explain to her before she kills Aaron.”