Wolf At The Door Novels & Stories

He was thinking about seeing her, and suddenly came out of his thoughts at the sound of the closing door. It looked like it was no ordinary door but a door of death, or maybe a trapdoor leading straight down into hell because as soon as he thought that, he felt scared - that was the first time since forever. And only the pack that wins here will come out of that door today. "You dare to enter our territory and kidnap my pack mate?" Alpha Altan growled, his eyes flashing with fury. One of the werewolves stepped forward, narrowing his eyes. "I didn't kidnap Gamma Kai," he said, raising both his hands in the air. "The girl who just left here did this." He pointed at the closed door.

I paused by the door as I could hear the chatter of the wolves inside enjoying their breakfasts. Staring at Atlas, I took a couple of deep breaths, reminding myself that the wolves of Blood Moon were different and that, with Atlas by my side, I would be perfectly safe. Nodding at him to show him I was ready, I squared my shoulders as he pushed the door open.

We come to a door, and I knock on it like a crazy person calling his name. No one answers, and Martin calls his name. Still no response, he calls to his wolf to shift and move from the door. His wolf does as told because when we push the door again it opens. His wolf is on the floor laying there looking lifeless. I rush to him and hold his head in my arms and start rocking him back and forth.

"Two are circling by the greenhouse. The others are coming straight through the front. They’re young… they smell like adrenaline and rage. Newly turned wolves." Adrian gave a cold smile. "Good. Less experience, more recklessness." They knocked down the main gate. Valkiria ran to the living room window and pulled the curtains open at once. Under the light of the nearly full moon, three massive silhouettes crossed the lawn at terrifying speed. "They’re not waiting for permission," she murmured. Adrian stood at the front door, calmly unlocking it. "Then let’s welcome them." When the door opened, the first wolf leaped inside. Adrian stepped aside, grabbed the animal by the neck with both hands,

All I care about is Alanis, my sweet Alanis. "Watch yourself," I hear the voice whisper again. I go into my cabin and sit down in my chair. I want to scream! Just as I am about to lose my mind completely, there is a knock at my door, a soft knock, and before I can say come in, the door opens, and a small wolf is standing at my door. A small she-wolf, beautiful and all-white, is looking at me. She stands in the doorway for a moment and then quickly shifts into a woman.

Great power lies on souls raging with fire. ✾ The end of the pathway was only a small gated door. There weren’t any locks, so I was able to open slowly and take a peek inside. It was dark, but I was able to check the surroundings perfectly. My wolf was fast in telling me that she didn’t feel any other wolf nearby, at least not a wolf that was near that they would notice that there were people here that weren’t welcomed. Slowly, I walk inside, assessing my surroundings.

There are only three of two of them left now but Flinn will be on me before they are both dead. I hit the door hard, and bounce off to drop on the floor with a shout. What?! There’s a door, and the goddamn plan never mentioned anything about one. I spring up and pull at it with all my strength but it is stuck fast, locked. Then I feel the shift in the air. Flinn lunges, huge mouth wide open as it dives for my throat and I scream and drop. A whistle is the only warning before the bodies of one of the wolves comes careening towards us, knocking Flinn right out of the air before crashing into the door, bursting it open. It’s open!

The bone door did not resist them the second time. Elif touched her still bleeding palm to its surface, and the shadows parted like curtains, the bones grinding against each other as the entrance swung open. She stepped through without hesitation, Niklas close behind her, their footsteps echoing in the darkness beyond. The First Wolf's presence pressed against her skin, not threatening but watchful, like a parent observing a child from across a crowded room.

“No one’s hearing you tonight.” They clasped hands. A circle of glowing runes lit up around them as they stepped closer, like some ritual had begun. I pressed herself against the bed frame, fingers scraping the floor for anything to defend herself with. I trembled, my hands around my belly, a bid to protect all I had. Please… someone… And then— BOOM. The door exploded inward. The largest wolf she had ever seen stood in the frame, snarling. Massive. Dark as midnight. Golden eyes glowing like fire.

he told someone. The men screamed as they were pulled away. I pushed myself into a corner of the room, trying hard to find a dark section to conceal myself as I heard the door open. My body trembled. I wanted to shift into my wolf and escape but I was too scared to try. I shivered as the door finally opened, allowing the dim room to be lightened.