Montgo
s harsh shouts, throwing my torso slightly forward befor
m the outside. Freezing rain blew into the
ick with mud and rainwater. Before me towered Carlisle Castle, its jagged blac
ith neatly combed gray hair. He held his hands fold
ing my tattered cloak with open disdain. He stopped three paces away without bowing
de sent by the Mercer family,"
d. I did not answer, my gaze fixed o
nt sneer curved his lips
er of this castle, waiting he
piritual pressure of a high-ranking warrior rolled off his body, crashi
d motionless in the howling rain. My breathing did not even hitch as my
ng by the pillars snick
oesn't even deserve the but
itched, releasing a thread of pure, lethal bloodlust hone
ctly onto Ab Mckay's carotid artery wit
r on the back of his left hand twitched violently. Terror flashed across his eyes-the
ard onto the dry fla
t like wasting time o
d sweat beaded on Ab Mckay's forehead. Taking a sharp breath, he lowered his ey
his way,
ns dying on their faces as the arrogant
rs booming shut behind me. Huge iron fireplaces burned wit
ched his feet. His steps were completely silent, his weight kept on the front third of his soles. That was no servant's walk; it was the stan
its of past Pack Alphas hung on the walls. The higher we climbed toward the top floor, the strangemarrow. Ordinary wolves could not smell
oak doors carved with snarling twin wolv
s temper has been violent lat
ed it against the cold brass handle. With a dull groa
a giant black wolf surged through the gap. Deep in the d
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