A Curve In The Road Novels & Stories

The car came around the corner of the wooded road at speed. The headlights illuminated the greens and browns of the trees and shrubs as they blurred past. The curved mountain road was not one that the locals drove quickly on, with the steep embankments and tight switchbacks the road had claimed many lives over the years. Two more vehicles followed the first up and around the next 180 degree turn. The two SUVs now side by side on the narrow road moved closer to the first car.

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Dust and gravel flew in our wake. The SUV roared behind us, relentless. "Do you even know where this road leads?" I demanded, my voice trembling. "Does it matter?" Elias shot back, his jaw clenched. "Our priority is getting out of his line of sight." Branches scraped against the car’s sides like clawing fingers. The narrow path twisted and turned, and each curve felt like a gamble between escape and disaster. A sudden jolt rattled the car as we hit a pothole. I gritted my teeth, my body lurching forward. "We can't keep this up. The terrain’s too rough."

“Never again. Never again. I promise you.” “We're forever, right, babe?” “Right.” Mirrie rested her hands on his bare chest, felt his heartbeat speed up under her fingertips. “Forever – and maybe even a bit longer.” **** Dear Reader, I very much hope that you enjoyed Mac and Mirrie’s story, and catching up with all the ‘Dangerous Curves’ characters. ‘Secret Curves’ (Dangerous Curves #5), Curtis and Tessa’s story, is the next book and it’s available here on GoodNovel. I also invite you to check out my website: www.marysoljamesromance.com

Matt ‘King’ Kingston stood in Dangerous Curves, glaring around the bar. No real reason for the glare, since nothing was going on that remotely deserved it, but it was King’s normal expression most days. It had a preventative effect on the rough clientele at Curves, for damn sure, and more so when King was flanked by Jax and Mac, since all three men were towering and glowering. Throw in Aidan Carter and Luke Rhodes pouring drinks behind the bar, and Dillon Saunders and Curtis Manning bouncing, and even the drunkest, rowdiest, most brain-dead motorcycle club member, or ex-con, or drug dealer, or general idiot, paused in whatever stupidity they were contemplating and decided against it. Usually

I felt as if I were in the car with him, feeling the G-force pull at my skin, hearing the roar of the wind and the scream of the tires. Then came the final turn—the legendary "Devil’s Bend," a sharp, treacherous curve that demanded everything from a driver. Talay entered the turn first, taking the inside line to shut Sean out. He was playing it safe now, trying to protect his lead by any means necessary. He leaned hard into the curve, his car hugging the apex. But Sean didn't take the inside.

After a series of maneuvers, she quickly stabilized the vehicle and rapidly ascended the steep slope in the opposite direction. However, the cars behind Faye weren't as fortunate. The area was originally a downhill curve with poor visibility. In this segment of the urban ring road, there weren't many cars. However, they were all speeding, typically ranging from 80 to 100 mph. As a result, the cars behind Faye didn't have enough time to brake. To be precise, they couldn't halt their vehicles in time. Even if they slammed the brakes to the floor, they were still unable to stop due to inertia.

However, that was far from the case. Following the soft curve of the road, the beta spotted the lone figure standing in the middle of the road just as he came around the bend. It put him at a disadvantage immediately and before he could register what was happening, a bang echoed through the wall of pine trees and his bike skidded out from under him as the front wheel burst.

- These people when they see a lever, they want to pull it. He said. – So, when they see a button, they want to push it. - He said. - Say, what can happen if they squeeze? What happens if I press? Yusuke Yoshihiro just smiles, shakes his head, and walks towards the cliff, where a sign says: - There is a noticeably clear message CAREFUL! FORBIDDEN FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 14 WITHOUT AN ADULT! How much he turns towards you. - Clarify something for me, tell me why they call this the Curve of the road of the Dead Man, Péngyǒu?

It was Anthony, the second child of the family. Hannah glanced out the window. The moon hid behind dark clouds, and thunder rumbled with flashes of lightning from time to time. The strong wind howled. The rain was coming. The mountain road was also called "Death Route." It got that name because of its uneven surface and winding paths. There were steep cliffs on one side and a chasm on the other. There were many twists and turns. Many accidents happened on that road.