Books Like Archer's Voice Novels & Stories

With a mischievous smile playing on my lips, I decided to relish the moment, savoring the satisfaction it brought, "What did you say just? I didn't hear clearly. How can a grown man like you have such a soft voice when you speak?" Archie lowered his head. His features, once composed, furrowed in response to my playful yet pointed words, and his eyes met mine, a silent warning concealed within their depths. It was as if he were telegraphing me stop right now. However, with Shaunda's watchful gaze upon us, I wasn't afraid of him at all. Raising an eyebrow, my expression held steady, unfazed by the storm brewing within him. It was a game between us, played out under Shaunda's observant eyes. My

The voice was a little louder and as the darkness around me faded and turned to a cozy and agreeable brightness, I squinted my eyes, suddenly finding myself in a well-lit room. I looked around, finding my surroundings familiar, as I cast my vision over the rows upon rows of books. “Kellen!” This time the voice was abrupt and I swung around expecting the person to be right behind me. Instead, my gaze landed on a pair of high-back leather chairs, seated in front of a roaring fireplace, the flames licking out like they were reaching for me.

After returning from the beach yesterday, Addy relaxed on his small mattress while listening to a horror podcast. Because the next day he was off work, he stayed up late. However, he suddenly remembered the book given by Beatrix a long time ago. Addy immediately got up and took the book from his desk drawer. He again sat on the mattress with his hand opening the first sheet of the purple-eyed werewolf history book. “Archelius the bearer of good and bad in both hands.” Addy wrinkled his forehead and continued to read the book until it arrived at the middle of the book, where he thought the story of the Archelius family was so tragic.

Archer's question made my skin crawl. "No." My answer was stiff and obviously untrue. Archer stared at me suspiciously, but turned back to his book, deciding to let it go for the time being. "I have a lot to talk about, but I'm still busy at the moment. Can you wait a little while?" He spared me another glance before getting up and lifting some files in his hands.