Death Seeker Novels & Stories

My voice cracked. “And none of it mattered.” Marcus remained silent until I finished then he spoke quietly. “There may be another way.” I frowned. “What do you mean?” He glanced around the training grounds before lowering his voice. “There’s this man.” “A man?” “He doesn’t belong to any kingdom.” “What does he do?” I asked “People call him a Seeker.” I had never heard the title before. Marcus continued. “They say he can trace anything.” “People, Artifacts, Lost cities and even souls.”

"Him and his Luna and a certain stone bearer will bring ruin to Valmore. They will bring calamity to Valmore! Look out!" The Seeker announced. The people present were shocked. The Dowager mother had a reproachful look on her face and Abramo had a doubtful look on his face. Katara was surprised but she didn't say anything as Alpha Kai held her and walked away. The Seekers left under the escort of the two guards who'd brought them. "How is that even possible?" Katara exploded once they stepped into their chambers. "I do not know. You heard the Seeker say that you and I and a certain Stone bearer will bring doom to the people of Valmore..."

If he was looking to earn some karma points here, he’s a fool, but it won’t ever cover for what he did. “It’s about what I do,” He then said, “You know I work for the intelligence bureau, don't you?.” She frowned. "Of course." “Well, I'm not allowed to reveal anything but I need to be honest with you. I'm in an undercover operation, Rachel, and as a part of it, I'm currently spying on a Mafia leader, whilst closely working with him. Douglas is his name." He said as he refused to meet my eyes. Within them, I could find distinctive signs of guilt and remorse.

The answer was visible in the way Sarah lay completely unresponsive against my side and in the fine tremor that had taken over my hands. We left the bunker at a staggered run, staying low, using every fold of ground the pre-dawn dark offered. Behind us the residual signature of the false trail continued to burn westward, bright and screaming and full of every private horror I had forced into it. The seeker’s blue marker followed that light without hesitation. It would not follow forever. The spike had been too large, too unnatural. Eventually the operators controlling the seeker would realize the emotional signature had separated from the physical residual heat of a moving group. When that h

"I'm not pretending." He just raised an eyebrow, and I hated that he didn't need to say more. "If I stop looking, I might miss something." "And if you keep going like this, you'll miss everything because you can't think." • • • Four names surfaced. Vessa Rook, a former courier. Halden Marr, missing from records fourteen years. Soren Vale, a weapons clerk. Ilyra Doss, quiet, many names, one city. Nobody powerful. Nobody famous. Ordinary people who'd waited years for orders that stopped coming … which made them worse, not better. Belief that outlives its cause is its own kind of monster.

“I haven’t given you enough reason to not trust me, have I? I do what I’m told and I behave. Reaper isn’t someone you can just talk to whenever you want.” “That’s not the fucking agreement.” That was one of the few things I hated about these men in suits. They weren’t scary. They knew they weren’t. Sure, they had more money and more power, but that meant nothing in the grand scheme of things. They were pussies. And they knew it. “I… I want him. That’s the fucking person I want.” You think if I knew where Decker was, I’d be entertaining your shit? He’d gone AWOL. Again. I’d heard about his newest rendezvous. Taking off the people with a bounty on their head. I couldn’t imagine how much he’d r

"Morrison's not giving up. She's personally funding a private investigator to find you. Someone named Daniel Cross. He specializes in finding fugitives who've gone to ground. Very good at his job. Very expensive." "How good?" "He's found three people in the past two years who'd been hiding for over a decade. One in Thailand, one in New Zealand, one in South Africa. All of them thought they were untraceable." "So Morrison's hunting us with her own money. That's dedicated."

Eve nodded satisfied with her answer. "Your first mission....." Eve went through the file and sighed...it seemed they were all getting missions related to their families. "There's a wanted psychopath phedophile, he has been going from city to city ruining young girl's lives by dating them and them raping them and leaving them with irreversible traumas....." Anna stared at the man's picture in disgust. "His name is Jackson Filler and we have been searching for him for quite sometime now. We have finally spotted where he is hiding but we need to lure him out without alerting him. He is an expert at escaping if I might add"

Her words came out rapidly and precisely. "No phones, only 20 dollars in cash. Get on either one of the two buses heading in opposite directions outside the hotel. If you find me before midnight tonight, then I'll believe that we really are fated." "And if I do find you, what's the reward? If I don't, what's the punishment?" Roxanne had been waiting for him to ask that. "The loser agrees to fulfill one request from the winner, no questions asked. They must follow through without exception."

"That's right, Nate. If I'd known about all of this from the start, I never would've argued with you. Hannah was so beautiful and kind. If she were my daughter, I would have fought them to the very end." "Let's not talk about that for now," I said. "Call the police and let them handle this." Ethan called the police, but the snow kept falling harder, and even the satellite signal started cutting in and out. At first, the warnings from the police managed to turn quite a few people away. But once Elias raised the reward to a billion dollars, nobody answered their calls anymore. 30 minutes later, the snow had reached our knees. Out of the thousands in the convoy, only a few dozen people made it