Dangerous Crossing Book Novels & Stories

It was a familiar car… Tainted black window of front seat rolled down and I saw a familiar face “Get in” Kabir said without even sparing a glance at my face. I did not troubled myself to argue this time and quietly occupied passenger seat beside him “Seatbelt” he said and I buckled my seatbelt “You are driving?” I questioned him back and he passed me a bored expression and started driving… “Do you even have slightest of idea how dangerous those streets are in night?” Kabir questioned me with his eyes on road ahead

There was actually the ocean down that cliff's dead end. She drove really fast but still, the other cars were getting too close to them and the dead-end was also not very far now. Meera slowed down the car as the cliff was getting a little too close now. The car was still moving to the end. The other cars stopped and Mr. Jin and his men ran towards their car.

“Every road they built. Every channel they mapped. But they do not control the sea. They do not control the wild places. They never have.” He looked back at the map. “They think danger is a barrier. They think danger keeps people out. But they forget… danger is just another kind of door. And sometimes it is the only one left open.” He made his decision instantly. “We take the Forbidden Crossing.” Commander Hale, who had joined us to hear the plan, frowned slightly. “Sir, the reports say the conditions there are extreme. Even with these boats, even with the best skill, the chance of getting through is low. And if we run into trouble, there is nowhere to shelter. No way to call for help. No on

She just needed the chance to overcome her fears and to believe that she could be stronger than them. In a strange way, Lyda thought she might find some sort of answers in the leather-bound book. She knew, however, that after tonight, there was no way she could keep it without her parents discovering it. Sooner or later, Aunt Mara would surely find out that it was missing. She had to put it back where she found it immediately. No matter, she thought. She would be quite content with the pages she discovered in the place called the Crossing. "Matthias?" their mother said as soon as they had returned to the confines of their own bedroom. "What do you think?"

I was here, in what’s considered the most dangerous city in the United States. If it weren’t for Kim, there’s no way I’d go through all this trouble, traveling so far just to fetch her damn documents. Damn her scatterbrain for always forgetting important stuff and dragging me into her personal courier service. Pulling my phone out of my bag, I dialed Kim’s number. I prayed she’d pick up quickly so that the incident that I won’t tell wouldn’t happen again like last time.

My gaze moved to Trevor "Now I need you to tell me why you said this book is dangerous " " it's not important " I can see that Trevor is avoiding the question, my eyes lower to see him clenching his fist, his eyes looking restrained like a bad memory just resurfaced. " I want to know Trevor. So please tell me " " if you try opening it and it doesn't choose you, you will die in two weeks " his gaze met mine "We were five who created the book, my four friends died but still I never got to force the book open, and that's why I was safe"

And if he tries doing it on his own, then that's where our first problem would begin because he might just end up becoming my enemy. Don't remind me. I know I'm being stupid. Gosh! Jake didn't say anything, though. He just smiled and looked away, facing the window, while I maintained a stern expression. "We are here." The man driving announced at that moment, and we both jumped out of the cart. It's time to cross the boundary and head in! We both smiled at each other, and in a snap, we all switched to our beastly senses and abilities, and like the lightning in the sky, we bolted through the enomous trees and mountains.

I'm not hungry either so I don't go to the cafeteria on a trip. I go to the table often. I put down the book and put the chocolate on the side. My bag is full so I can't get in it. I sighed and opened my book. Just that, I was distracted by a bit of noise. I looked up and saw a group of college students. I quickly spotted Rustov on the group. Kiara was on her side, smiling while talking to him. My forehead creased. Why are they here? The high school library is different from the college. Maybe it's noisy there so they're here to talk properly.

“You think this would bother me?” I looked away. “I thought I could handle it.” Nathan stood. Not loud. Not fast. But the air in the room changed anyway—pressurized. I felt it in my ribs. He crossed to me. Knelt. Nathan Cross, on his knees. It made my brain short-circuit. The most dangerous man I knew, crouched in front of me like a prayer. But his hand landed on my knee, and there was nothing humble in his touch.

I'm sure what they heard was just a stupid goat bleating. Sky lifted the book above his head and asked, “What exactly should I give back?” Since words weren't enough, then I'd have to do it the hard way—the violent taketh it by force! I jumped, trying to reach my novel, but he was far taller than me. I must look stupid right now. Sky stretched his hand sideways, and handed the novel to Quinn. Not him! I rushed to take the book from Quinn, but I was held back by Josh, who grabbed my backpack.