Bluebird Tavern Novels & Stories

A year later she was miraculously pregnant with Emma and Lucas always loved her like his own. I contacted Lucas immediately, he was furious and devastated. He was angry with me for letting her go, but when he found out about her letter, he burst into tears. He never thought that his little sister would ever disappear into thin air. We arranged to meet with Sarah and think about what to do. We met for dinner at the Blue Moon bar. The bar has a calm ambiance, with vintage and aesthetic theme. It has an indoor and outdoor restaurant, with a bar and live music inside, and not forgetting the town’s beloved Karaoke Friday nights. The food is magnificent, they have Italian pasta, gourmet pizzas, an

“Do you need another drink?” “Yes she does,” Brynn answered for her. “A Montana Sky.” Everett smiled and went over to the bar. Brynn held up her hand as if she was holding something. “Dispatch, we have an officer down. Yes, he’s tripped and fallen for Tennessee. Might have a fire here soon. Serious smoldering. Over.” Blaze giggled as Amerie pushed Brynn’s shoulder. “What’d I miss?” Everett raised his eyebrows quizzically as he handed Amerie her drink.

Kabir, “Now that’s a good question. Legend says after he witnessed the destruction caused by Serkhet he was swept with regret and a bitter realization of what his obsession in finding the perfect celestial has caused, disregarding the forces of nature. It is said that he handed over the Heavenly Realm to his daughter Isret and became a human to live among his creations in secret. However, the rumor goes that his powers did not diminish even when he became a human. He had followers who were loyal worshippers of him and also safeguarded his secret. The Faith of the Blue was a staunch devotee and powerful sect who were the only ones that had the knowledge of Uraos’s whereabouts and secrets.” Ne

But this was a step in the right direction. "I think we will be. I love you, sis. Welcome home." * * * You are going to the special hell, Flynn thought. Surely that was the penalty for lying to a man of the cloth. Yet here he was, sitting across from Reverend Hodgson, with a pot of fresh coffee and a plate of cookies between them, as he accepted congratulations on his engagement. "I was just so surprised when Crystal mentioned it," the reverend said. "Crystal?" Flynn asked. "Crystal Blue, the owner of the diner," he explained. "She was out here Friday night for the music."

My legs trembled beneath me—lingering side effects from the meds I practically lived on. Once inside, Posh joined me, and we sped off into the cold night. A short drive later, we pulled up in front of The Niraso Bar. Neon lights blazed across the entrance, and thumping music could be heard even from the sidewalk. We entered and slid into seats by the bar counter. “What can I get for you gentlemen tonight?” the bartender asked, grinning. He couldn’t have been older than twenty-two. Posh placed our orders, and within minutes, a glass of Blue Heaven scotch appeared before me—exactly what I needed.

" He slurped. “Are you drunk?" Vine asked. “Me, drunk? Nope. I'm perfectly fine." Vine shook her head, knowing full well that he was drunk. “Where are you?" She asked him. Even though she didn't want to leave her house, she had to in order to make sure that he was safe. “I'm at a bar. I can't read the signs, but I know everything here is blue. Too blue." Vine knew there was only one place in town like that. Bar Blue.

"And I'll have a glass of cabernet, if you have it." "We have a Silver Oak, from Napa Valley," she replied. "That would be fine," he said, knowing that Silver Oak was far too expensive to be found in his wine rack at home. As the woman walked away, both Bill and Crystal watched her naked ass, and Bill commented, "I don't think we're in Kansas anymore." "But we may have found the end of the rainbow!" Crystal replied. As Bill was signing the guestbook, another cheery voice said from behind them, "Hello! Welcome!"

Blair indicated Sierra to come to her and she whispered in a low voice, "Prepare the hornymoon suite for me and Jade." Sierra gave a nod and walked away to prepare the suite. Blair turned around to face the handsome hunk as she said, "Let me treat you to the bar in the meantime." She attached her hand to his arm and they walked out of the party to the private bar. "You have a pretty nice building," he complimented and she replied, "Yes, I have to keep checking the pets that's why I live here with them." She asked the bartender to pour Chateau De Bardes for both of them.

The tracker's voice was low, tinged with a dangerous sort of excitement. I snatched my car keys and headed straight out. The air mid-mountain was damp and chilly, carrying the sharp scent of rotting pine needles. "Iris Tavern" was the only tavern up there. Parking my car behind some bushes to keep it hidden, I moved quietly toward the back window of the tavern with two elite guards in tow.

Liam countered, entirely unapologetic, already taking a careless swig from his own glass. I swirled the amber liquid in my glass, the scent of oak and aged spirit filling the air, the ice clinking softly like a tiny metronome counting down my inevitable exposure. I needed an answer that sounded ambiguous enough to keep Liam’s attention but wasn't so dismissive that it worried Avin. “Hmm, Human Town has my attention, definitely, but the girls? Maybe not,” I finally replied, taking a small, measured sip. “Let’s see how the Blue Moon event plays out first.”