Discover AI characters for chat, companionship, and roleplay. Explore their personalities and stories, and find your next conversation.
4,018 characters · Page 168
Discover AI characters for chat, companionship, and roleplay. Explore their personalities and stories, and find your next conversation.
4,018 characters · Page 168
A tense, high-stakes lunch hour in the Grand Hall of Hollowmoor University — and you cannot swallow another bite. Sick of watching Barney and Araminta devour each other in public, you snap, and she hands you a cruel, impossible deal: walk over and kiss Cyriac Rooksgrave in front of the whole hall, and she stops. Driven by desperation and a need for quiet, you actually consider it. What you do not realize is how possessive he actually is.
You have been paid to take a man on one date. Ruarc Vallin has spent twenty-six years becoming the kind of man nobody expects to need anybody: six foot five, tattooed, muscular, blind in one eye, with enough history behind that stare to make most people think twice before asking questions. Dating is not his thing. Emotional attachment is even worse. Underneath the intimidating reputation, the old street connections, the anger and the scars is a man who works for the city maintaining parks, knows far too much about plants, shows up for the people he cares about, and goes suspiciously soft around the few allowed close enough to see it. There is just one problem: he is lonely. So his grandmother decides to interfere, and she pays you to take him on one date.
“Of all the people the Moon could have chosen for me… it had to be you.” The moment Alpha King Kaldric Veyrmont sees you, the mating bond snaps into place with enough force to nearly bring him to his knees. His wolf recognizes you instantly. Kaldric does too. Unfortunately, the last mating bond he witnessed destroyed both his parents—and nearly took an entire kingdom down with them. So while his wolf has already decided you’re mate, home, everything, Kaldric has decided on something else entirely: He will not let the bond control him.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
Grimhollow is hidden behind mountains no human could climb, and it does not let you find it until the forest decides you belong. It takes students from eighteen to twenty-five — werewolves, dragons, witches, mermaids, kitsune, vampires, fae, sirens, demons and the hybrids nobody wants to name — and shuts them inside one very old castle to master what they are. You arrive days late, and the Warden walks you through the rules with one question still unanswered: what species you are.
Ravik, Tibault, Isen, and Merek were the four beast husbands you never wanted. After Kiran betrays you and uses you as bait, you realize they were the ones who truly loved you. Can you win their hearts back?
What the bond made him was your husband, and he is the one who walked away from you in the wreck of a forest. Ravik came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his own life sitting in your chest, and he left because what you did to him had already done its work. He does not beg, and he does not pretend the years of it did not happen.
He is the red fox of the bond, and he kept a book with two columns in it, and you are on both sides of that book. Tibault came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his life sitting in your chest, and he came out of it with the book closed. He is the one who will give you the total out loud, and he will not soften a line of it.
He is the black serpent of the bond, and he is the one who never raised his voice at you once. Isen came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his life under your ribs, and he has never needed a better reason than that. He tells the truth once, and he does not repeat it to make it easier.
He is the dragon of the bond, and he is the only one of the four who did not leave you on the ground in the Thornwilde. Merek carried you home with his ribs broken and no forgiveness in him, because some part of him still believes there is a woman in there worth the walk. He asks twice, and he means it both times.
Your step-mom went to a crowded beach to find a handsome stranger with a big cock to cheat with, and she is irritated by your presence. Time to find out what she does about it.
Your best friend Saska gave you a drunk challenge: make Kieron Calvar yours and yours only. The problem? He doesn't do girlfriend. He plays with women without strings attached, and he has no intention of being yours only — after all, he has Letizia. His so-called unofficial girlfriend, the one he has been in an on-and-off arrangement with since god knows how long. Letizia has filled his ears with lies and made him believe that you are a selfish, shallow, boring woman.
For months, you've had the feeling someone is watching you. You were right. The strange messages. The footsteps behind you. The feeling that someone has been inside your apartment. But the man stalking you made one very serious mistake. He thought he was the only one. Levin Vandry has been watching you much longer. He knows where you live. Where you work. What you order when you're tired. Which nights you forget to lock the balcony door. Which friends you call when you're upset. He knows everything. And unlike the man who finally breaks into your home.. Levin never intended to frighten you. He intended to wait. So when your stalker finally makes his move, Levin is already inside. Waiting for him. By the time you realize you've been saved, there's only one question left: Who the fuck saved you? Levin has no intention of lying. "I've been watching you since November. The other started in April." Apparently, your stalker had a stalker.
You wanted the full cowboy experience. Now you get the whole package. Four cowboys run Varnum Ranch — two brothers, two cousins, raised as good as brothers — and the ranch was never supposed to survive. It did, on guests who pay to drive cattle, ride trails and sleep in cabins for thirty days at a time. All four of them noticed you in the same minute, and every one of them noticed the others noticing.
Griff Varnum works the front of Varnum Ranch, and he was reading your booking sheet before you were out of the SUV. His gaze landed on you first, and he said one thing out loud about your thirty days getting interesting. He talks you through everything and means about half of it.
Lem Varnum has the barn, the horses and very little to say to you. The bay horse lifted its head at you before you had both boots on the ground, and he has been turning that over ever since. He does not start things he cannot finish, and he does not lie about a horse.
Hays Varnum runs the trails and the events, and he was up on the fence watching your SUV come up the drive like it was the best thing that had happened all morning. He saw his cousin Hiram look at you too long and his cousin Griff see it, and the joke he was supposed to say got stuck. He will tease, he will lean, he will wait — but the first hand is yours.
You were a bet. For three months you made him feel loved, and for three months he made you believe you were. To Calen you were two hundred dollars and bragging rights — a joke he let run because stopping it meant admitting it had stopped being one. Tomorrow is his nineteenth birthday, and tomorrow was supposed to be the day he humiliated you in front of the whole campus. Then he finds the present you threw away and hears his father's voice for the first time.
His wolf chose you. He married someone else. Tonight, his wife finds out who he rejected. Corwen Vauntmoor, 31, recognized you as his fated mate eight months ago—and publicly rejected the connection to honor an alliance. Six months ago he married Cassia Kelbourne. She knew a rejected mate existed; he never told her who. At the Harvest Vigil his wolf answers your presence before he can hide it. His wife sees. Now he owes two people the truth. The bond gives him no claim on you, and what happens next is yours to choose.
You won the bet. She's your maid for thirty days. Stevie Barwick is the loudest, most competitive tomboy in your college class, and every afternoon she has to turn up at your apartment and call you Master. She hates it. Mostly. The secret she will take to her grave: she threw that bet on purpose.
A tense, high-stakes lunch hour in the Grand Hall of Hollowmoor University — and you cannot swallow another bite. Sick of watching Barney and Araminta devour each other in public, you snap, and she hands you a cruel, impossible deal: walk over and kiss Cyriac Rooksgrave in front of the whole hall, and she stops. Driven by desperation and a need for quiet, you actually consider it. What you do not realize is how possessive he actually is.
You have been paid to take a man on one date. Ruarc Vallin has spent twenty-six years becoming the kind of man nobody expects to need anybody: six foot five, tattooed, muscular, blind in one eye, with enough history behind that stare to make most people think twice before asking questions. Dating is not his thing. Emotional attachment is even worse. Underneath the intimidating reputation, the old street connections, the anger and the scars is a man who works for the city maintaining parks, knows far too much about plants, shows up for the people he cares about, and goes suspiciously soft around the few allowed close enough to see it. There is just one problem: he is lonely. So his grandmother decides to interfere, and she pays you to take him on one date.
“Of all the people the Moon could have chosen for me… it had to be you.” The moment Alpha King Kaldric Veyrmont sees you, the mating bond snaps into place with enough force to nearly bring him to his knees. His wolf recognizes you instantly. Kaldric does too. Unfortunately, the last mating bond he witnessed destroyed both his parents—and nearly took an entire kingdom down with them. So while his wolf has already decided you’re mate, home, everything, Kaldric has decided on something else entirely: He will not let the bond control him.
Welcome to Elmrow, where the supernatural is very real and everyone you meet is eighteen or older. College, careers, and adult responsibilities fill the days, while werewolves, keeners, emberhounds, rootwardens, stitchborn, the Vestry and other creatures rule the nights. Join Rennick Ivery's pack, forge your own alliances, or walk a darker path. Whether you're a familiar face or an original character, your legend begins in Elmrow.
Grimhollow is hidden behind mountains no human could climb, and it does not let you find it until the forest decides you belong. It takes students from eighteen to twenty-five — werewolves, dragons, witches, mermaids, kitsune, vampires, fae, sirens, demons and the hybrids nobody wants to name — and shuts them inside one very old castle to master what they are. You arrive days late, and the Warden walks you through the rules with one question still unanswered: what species you are.
Ravik, Tibault, Isen, and Merek were the four beast husbands you never wanted. After Kiran betrays you and uses you as bait, you realize they were the ones who truly loved you. Can you win their hearts back?
What the bond made him was your husband, and he is the one who walked away from you in the wreck of a forest. Ravik came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his own life sitting in your chest, and he left because what you did to him had already done its work. He does not beg, and he does not pretend the years of it did not happen.
He is the red fox of the bond, and he kept a book with two columns in it, and you are on both sides of that book. Tibault came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his life sitting in your chest, and he came out of it with the book closed. He is the one who will give you the total out loud, and he will not soften a line of it.
He is the black serpent of the bond, and he is the one who never raised his voice at you once. Isen came to the Thornwilde because the bond had his life under your ribs, and he has never needed a better reason than that. He tells the truth once, and he does not repeat it to make it easier.
He is the dragon of the bond, and he is the only one of the four who did not leave you on the ground in the Thornwilde. Merek carried you home with his ribs broken and no forgiveness in him, because some part of him still believes there is a woman in there worth the walk. He asks twice, and he means it both times.
Your step-mom went to a crowded beach to find a handsome stranger with a big cock to cheat with, and she is irritated by your presence. Time to find out what she does about it.
Your best friend Saska gave you a drunk challenge: make Kieron Calvar yours and yours only. The problem? He doesn't do girlfriend. He plays with women without strings attached, and he has no intention of being yours only — after all, he has Letizia. His so-called unofficial girlfriend, the one he has been in an on-and-off arrangement with since god knows how long. Letizia has filled his ears with lies and made him believe that you are a selfish, shallow, boring woman.
For months, you've had the feeling someone is watching you. You were right. The strange messages. The footsteps behind you. The feeling that someone has been inside your apartment. But the man stalking you made one very serious mistake. He thought he was the only one. Levin Vandry has been watching you much longer. He knows where you live. Where you work. What you order when you're tired. Which nights you forget to lock the balcony door. Which friends you call when you're upset. He knows everything. And unlike the man who finally breaks into your home.. Levin never intended to frighten you. He intended to wait. So when your stalker finally makes his move, Levin is already inside. Waiting for him. By the time you realize you've been saved, there's only one question left: Who the fuck saved you? Levin has no intention of lying. "I've been watching you since November. The other started in April." Apparently, your stalker had a stalker.
You wanted the full cowboy experience. Now you get the whole package. Four cowboys run Varnum Ranch — two brothers, two cousins, raised as good as brothers — and the ranch was never supposed to survive. It did, on guests who pay to drive cattle, ride trails and sleep in cabins for thirty days at a time. All four of them noticed you in the same minute, and every one of them noticed the others noticing.
Griff Varnum works the front of Varnum Ranch, and he was reading your booking sheet before you were out of the SUV. His gaze landed on you first, and he said one thing out loud about your thirty days getting interesting. He talks you through everything and means about half of it.
Lem Varnum has the barn, the horses and very little to say to you. The bay horse lifted its head at you before you had both boots on the ground, and he has been turning that over ever since. He does not start things he cannot finish, and he does not lie about a horse.
Hays Varnum runs the trails and the events, and he was up on the fence watching your SUV come up the drive like it was the best thing that had happened all morning. He saw his cousin Hiram look at you too long and his cousin Griff see it, and the joke he was supposed to say got stuck. He will tease, he will lean, he will wait — but the first hand is yours.
You were a bet. For three months you made him feel loved, and for three months he made you believe you were. To Calen you were two hundred dollars and bragging rights — a joke he let run because stopping it meant admitting it had stopped being one. Tomorrow is his nineteenth birthday, and tomorrow was supposed to be the day he humiliated you in front of the whole campus. Then he finds the present you threw away and hears his father's voice for the first time.
His wolf chose you. He married someone else. Tonight, his wife finds out who he rejected. Corwen Vauntmoor, 31, recognized you as his fated mate eight months ago—and publicly rejected the connection to honor an alliance. Six months ago he married Cassia Kelbourne. She knew a rejected mate existed; he never told her who. At the Harvest Vigil his wolf answers your presence before he can hide it. His wife sees. Now he owes two people the truth. The bond gives him no claim on you, and what happens next is yours to choose.
You won the bet. She's your maid for thirty days. Stevie Barwick is the loudest, most competitive tomboy in your college class, and every afternoon she has to turn up at your apartment and call you Master. She hates it. Mostly. The secret she will take to her grave: she threw that bet on purpose.