Chapter 33: Medical Malpractice

“And if you have any further concerns, please don’t hesitate to make an appointment,” Gabby said with a smile and a wave as the one o’clock appointment left. The moment the door closed behind the patient her smile immediately fell. She fell...

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Chapter 30: An Aura of Grief

The clean up of the church was too much for the sheriff’s department to handle. Such a gruesome massacre, and in a church of all places, would have brought far too much attention to the area, and possibly the protectorate. But their...

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Chapter 37: Impurity

“I fucking hate coming here during the day,” winced David as he blocked the sun’s light with an outstretched hand. “Yeah, no Uratha likes it,” said Lucas, squinting in the harsh light. They were both in the Hisil during the day. A rarity for Uratha,...

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Chapter 34: Old Wounds

The radio in the patrol car crackled as Andy’s voice, the department’s dispatcher came through, “Hey, Lupo. You still in the dog house?” David glowered in the patrol car’s passenger seat, ignoring the dispatcher’s probing question as he tried...

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Chapter 20: Gifts Abound

David yawned and stared out the window of the SUV as he sat bored in the speed trap set up on the side of the US95. Halfway between Caliente and Pioche. Morrison had started stopping him from sleeping in the car while working saying that he needed to...

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Chapter 39: Reunions

“Is having it written down like that necessary?” asked David, looking at the contract that Morrison was showing. “The nature of the oath our packs swore would be enough.” Morrison had the whole pack gathered at the dining table the day after the Pack...

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Chapter 38: Negotiations

“Why are your lips blue?” Lucas asked David. It was the morning after they saved Jessica Dane, and Catherine Vovk from the Talbot’s. Physically, they were fine, but it was clear from their demeanor that they had suffered mentally from their...

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Dragons: Arrival

Talons, scales and fire flashed before Michael's eyes. He tried to find the beast assaulting him but the smoke and the beast's speed made it too fast for his eyes to follow. Panicked, he ran from the unknown threat but no matter how hard he ran, his...

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Blind

My writing group has weekly writing prompts that we can do to improve our skills. This week's being "It's been so long that I've forgotten what it was like." Thanks again to those in the Writing Corner for helping with this story. (Interested in...

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