Brian Doyle Books Novels & Stories

There was a double bed squeezed in there and Harry stood in waiting while Brian hoisted himself out of his wheelchair and onto the bed. "How many times I gotta tell you I don't need supervision for everything?" Brian asked, settling under the covers and pulling The Murderous Adventures of Grodo and How He Was Caught from under the pillow. Harry raised his brow, but Brian quipped: "It's no use, I'm already on page 234." With a shrug Harry pulled the curtains over to go back to the table for work but was stopped by Brian's hand on his arm. Harry peeked behind the curtain. Brian was looking at him with soulful eyes that twinkled with mist.

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Visit Amaze and give my book a review if you enjoy it! About the Author Tamikio L. Dooley is the award-winning author. She is the editor, blogger, project leader, and Spokesperson for Ukiyoto Publishing Editorial Board. She writes fiction of crime, thriller, mystery, fantasy, and paranormal. In her spare time, she writes short stories, poetry, motivational, health books.

Brian didn't go anywhere but the cemetery where his mum laid. For the first time apart from when Gamma Tony had an accident, Brian Stone fried bitterly. "I'm sorry mum. I thought Damian was lying" Actually, After leaving the cafe when he'd meet Damian, Brian had received a text from Damian telling him to beware of the demon he was trying to create. Deep down of Brian, he knows that he was doing the wrong thing but trying to use Victoria against Damian but now that his precious vase has been broken by the woman, No mercy for the wicked.

He seems like a good man, a thousand times better than me. "Sincerely, Lorenzo." After writing the letter, Lorenzo read it three times. Then, he put it in an envelope and addressed it to the flower shop. However, he didn't mail it. He put the letter in his desk drawer, next to that photograph. He didn't do it because he knew that the letter shouldn't be sent. It was just his way of making peace with himself, his way of saying goodbye. … Elena's POV A year later, in the city of Bribao, Spania, my flower shop was doing better and better. I had hired three employees and opened a second location.

Biran looked up at the sky; the moonlight reflected through his pupils was bright, yet there seemed to be eternal darkness deep within. I looked at him to the point of infatuation; I never thought I would be alive to meet someone like Brian. He is different from everyone else. He doesn't like to say clichés; he doesn't know how to talk sweetly; he doesn't know how to behave gently. The most around him were the strong smell of murder and his eyes sharper than knives. But from beginning to end, he was the only one who never bullied me; to be precise, he was the only person who treated me well, except for my parents.

"Brian, you're drunk. Maybe we should, " "Don't tell me what I am!" He steps closer, and I see Damon's security tense, see them preparing to move against each other. I hold up a hand, not yet. "You ruined my life," Brian continues, his voice carrying across the ballroom. "You spread lies about me, turned my friends against me, stole my son and poisoned him against his own father. You're a gold-digging whore who spread her legs for money, and everyone here should know what kind of woman Damon Hale actually married."

🌹 Brian 🌹 Brian Sterling sat in his expansive study, the weight of the world pressing against his broad shoulders. The room, a sanctuary of mahogany bookshelves and dim lighting, smelled of aged paper and the faint remnants of a once-warm cigar. The news blared from the massive television screen mounted on the far wall—Victoria Fontaine had struck back. He exhaled sharply, muting the broadcast with a flick of his remote. His son was in danger, and the world around them was collapsing into chaos. Brian had spent his life ensuring that Damien had every possible advantage, but now, he wondered if it had been enough.

“Just giving away some firewood.” The agent watched her through narrowed eyes, a cold expression on his face, not looking like he believed her. Which didn’t bode well for the upcoming questioning. She was innocent, had nothing to do with Brady Blackwell or Jack Sullivan’s troubles. How did she end up getting pulled deeper and deeper into all this mess? At the end of her driveway, the car turned onto the road toward Broslin. Cold sweat gathered on her forehead as she clasped her hands on her knees. And her phobias were the least of her problems.