Criminal Minds Luke Alvez Novels & Stories

Despite the sadness in my heart, a small laugh escaped my lips. "Hell, you really deserve to work as a full-time detective for life," I said, leaning my head back against the leather seat. "You're almost entirely correct, but let me fix one major thing for you. I didn't run away with her to steal her. I rescued her from a real-life monster named Luke Paul." Lucy’s expression darkened instantly at the mention of that name. Her jaw tightened, and the atmosphere inside the speeding car grew ice-cold. "Speaking of Luke Paul..." Lucy began, her eyes narrowing as she stared straight ahead at the empty highway. "I was actually digging deep into a secret murder case involving him about five years ag

With the way I smile confidently, no one would know that I was the same person deep inside that’s scarred for life. The way I appear to be innocent, no one would know that the revengeful convicted luna is back.

Jack, John, and Tom were found guilty of conspiracy to kidnap, assault, and incitement. They were sentenced to seven years, six years, and five years in prison respectively. The moment I heard the verdict, the weight I had been carrying finally lifted. Listening to the wails of Chloe's three brothers, I felt immensely satisfied. I thought the matter was finally over, but I never expected that Chloe's parents, with help from someone unknown, would travel from their rural hometown and contact some unscrupulous media outlets to fabricate lies and smear my reputation.

And suddenly, they see a shortcut, a shorter route which would release them from the suffering they were subject to, and they go for it. ‘While executing the shortcut, some of them fumble,’ continued the inspector. ‘Why? Simple ... they fumble because they are amateurs! Some are so overwhelmed by their success, they end up doing crazy things. Husband murders wife but wants to kiss her one last time allowing the servant to spot him. Son murders father, and instead of running away, he starts looking for his father’s pen. Why? He wants to have a souvenir of the bad times. His sister walks in, and then he has no place to hide. These actions cannot be explained, Navpreet,’ said the inspector gloo

“Yes, I am almost done. I have checked her vitals and everything is normal. there is nothing out of place and no one can tell that she has been in a coma for close to one week!” “Can you keep this a secret for now! I don’t know how many people know about this. I don’t want to bother her recovery for the time being!” I spoke as I looked at him. The people that Marcus had talked about were so mysterious. It has been several days of investigation and I still have nothing. Those that Liam thought were the ones, were just a cover for the other group. But no matter which hellhole they are in, I will make sure that I pull them out and make sure that they pay for their mistakes.

He had barely even reached the elevator when a the message he’s been waiting for finally came through made his heart. ‘ Alpha, there’s a young girl of about 18 with an extremely weird color running in the direction of the Blood lake. She matches the description Beta Raphael had given perfectly' The hunter said making Lucious quickly connect to this particular hunter’s eye sight. Apart from communicating through the mind link, Lucious could also connect to his pack members and be able to see whatever it was they were viewing. He only used this when he there was an emergency and he needed to see things for himself. And right now, the emergency was an extremely huge one.

"I had to call in a favor for some of those records." I continued flipping through the pages. "Did you find anything connected to Kaelen?" "Directly? No." That didn't make me feel better, but I finally reached Luke Brightmoor's file. And the moment I saw his name, I stopped moving. Luke Brightmoor had charges of armed robbery, illegal weapons possession, and manslaughter. He was sentenced to twenty years, and had only served ten years so far. I skimmed the report quickly until one line caught my attention.

Damon turned sharply. Detective Alvarez stood near the hallway, expression grim. Damon frowned. “What do you mean it won’t be possible?” The detective stepped closer. His face had changed. Less professional now. More uneasy. And Damon suddenly hated what he saw there. “Mr. Moreau,” Alvarez said carefully. “There’s been a development.” Damon’s stomach dropped. “What development?” Alvarez hesitated. Then said the words that made Damon’s blood go cold. “Luca Raines is no longer in police custody.”

Then she faded from sight and Luke and I were left just staring at each other in disbelief. Before I knew it, my alarm was going off. I reached for my phone and snoozed the incessant beeping, then turned over to reach for Luke. He’s not there. I sat up and looked around and found Luke on the couch, in our room, on his laptop. I asked, “What’s wrong, babe?” He looked up, “I’m sorry, love. Did I wake you?” I shook my head, “No, my alarm did. How long have you been up?” He chuckled, “Long enough to go with Alpha Blaze to interrogate the prisoners.” I asked, “What did you find out?” He replied, “Well, it looks like they are more terrified of those who sent them than they are of us.” I sighed in

“I swear, it wasn’t me. I have no reason to attack Axelland.” “You probably came with a group. Maybe you didn’t perpetuate the act alone. But it was definitely you that I saw.” “What act are you talking about? What crimes are accusing me of Alpha Damien?” “The crime of murder. You killed my parents during that rogue attack years ago.” Luke let out a long sigh. “Now I understand why you were so angry. But you’ve got the wrong person. It wasn’t me.” Luke looked so calm and confident saying that, which made Damien more frustrated. He felt like punching him, but I held him back.