Cast For Falling Skies Novels & Stories

"I'm Aria, a first-rank senior staff member of Perficient Investment, and the lady who has never and can never get into trouble because of you. I'm also the person who the CEO ordered not to allow Miss Theodre Layla in again." Aria stretched out her hand in a questioning manner. "So, what's your position here, and why should I allow you to go inside with her?" Avery embarked on a minute of silence. She raised her eyebrows elegantly. "I'm Mason Avery, the American fairy, the national goddess, and the fiance of the boss that ordered you not to allow Layla into this company." Aria chuckled slightly. She opened her mouth to talk, but she ceased and changed the topic. "You can go in, ma."

Granger dives out of the way, his arms clasped around me and Amanda as the floor caves in, and the castle falls in on itself. We land in the hallway. Pain radiates up my legs from the hard landing. The castle is crumbling on either side of us, the entire building full of screams of desperation and absolute terror. But a voice cuts through the chaos, lifted and musical. I look up and see her standing there–that mystic from the night of the eclipse, her face shielded by a mask made entirely of crystal. “Hurry, sister!” she beckons, and three more masked mystics appear behind her. Granger hauls us upright and we run for our lives as the ceiling continues to fall and crash into the floor behind

She was also unsure if Harrison felt the same way about her. One day, after work, they went out for drinks to celebrate their success. As the night went on and the alcohol flowed, Harrison and Emily, found themselves sharing more personal stories and talking about their hopes and dreams. In a moment of boldness, Harrison took Emily's hand and looked into her eyes. "I know this might be risky, but I have to tell you...I'm falling for you, Emily. I don't want to risk our friendship, but I can't ignore my feelings anymore."

Zane and Soraya rushed out of the grand hall immediately. They were supposed to have lines, but upon seeing the scene, they immediately dashed forward to try and catch them. Soraya only had time to clear the obstacles on the ground. Cheryl and the male actor, Morrow, who played Cassian, brushed past her and crashed to the ground with a heavy thud. Morrow, a moderately successful but talented actor from Skyline Entertainment, had instinctively protected Cheryl in his arms, cushioning her fall with his body.

Manhattan’s skyline loomed like a jagged crown, the Architect’s skyscraper a fortress of glass and steel piercing the night. Kai Castellano moved through its shadowed service entrance, his black jacket blending with the dark, his icy blue eyes burning with purpose. Rosa’s lead had pinpointed The Architect here, their trap from the London gala drawing the Order of Cinders’ elusive leader closer, but Valentina’s warning of a trap gnawed at him. Lorenzo’s betrayal and Alessio’s death fueled Kai’s resolve, but Gianna’s fierce kiss anchored him. His jaw clenched, their love a flame that burned through his fear.

The room began to tilt, the white walls blurring into a hazy, spinning mess. “What... what did you...” he muttered, trying to set the glass on the table, but his hand missed. The crystal shattered on the floor. He tried to stand, but his legs felt like water. He slumped back into the chair as his vision faded. He glanced at Madison as she walked toward him, her eyes filled with a terrifying look of triumph. That was the last thing he saw before everything went dark.

“I’ll be the end of you and your entire family. I promise. It's not over!!!!!!” Then, in one furious motion, he scattered everything off the desk, papers, glass, everything crashing to the floor at once

Zayden jerked his head up A car was stopped right in front of him. He tried to swerve, but the wet, icy road betrayed him. The tires lost grip. The steering wheel spun under his hands. The vehicle skidded across the slick pavement Then everything flipped. Metal screamed. Glass shattered. The world turned upside down. And then... Silence. Cold. Dark. The snow outside continued falling, calm and steady… as his crumpled car lay still on the side of the road. *****

The sky outside roared like an angry beast again, shaking the windows with its fury. I managed to get to the seat. Dr. Aldrich was shocked. He tried to hold me, but I dodged him. I sat on the edge of the couch, hugging my knees tightly to my chest, my fingers digging into the fabric of my pajamas. The lights flickered once, then twice, and I froze. My breath caught in my throat. The astrophobia struck tenfold as another thunderstorm roared. Tears streamed freely down my cheeks.

Alaina asked sarcastically, her head cocked to one side, her eyes narrowed darkly. “Let her go! Let her go!” Ten-year-old Tara’s voice echoed all around her, singing and laughing merrily. “Let her fall. Let her fall.” “I’m letting you go,” Alaina said. “So go and die.” Very slowly, Sakura watched in horror as Alaina unwrapped her hands. “No!” she screamed, watching Alaina as she slowly fell backward from the tree house, her small body flying down toward the ground as if she were falling from a cliff edge down to the angry sea below.