Ember Falls Audiobook Novels & Stories

"I'm not defending any of you at all. But you also know that there's nothing we can do but keep going." Emma plopped down on the chair crying. The atmosphere was suddenly quiet, while the night was getting late. Emily looked at her two friends in the dim light from the lamp shining into the library through the window where they had entered. His mind felt empty and he didn't know what else to say. He leaned against the bookshelf. 'Brukk!' A fairly thick book fell to their surprise. Emily took it and intended to return it to where it all belonged. As she was about to put it back down, Emily's brow furrowed. He took the flashlight on the table, making his two friends watch in surprise.

“Why do I feel life stirring… when I remember nothing of the night?” The roar of Ember Falls answered in mournful cadence as Nyra Duskbane stood alone on the stone ledge, Queen of Ash, fire and water entwined, and carrying a secret more powerful than any flame.

Professor Alex and everyone who witnessed the incident were shocked. “E, Eren is still alive!” Zoya says happily. Jacob put on a straight face when he saw that Eren was still alive. "Hello Eren! Hello, can you hear me?” asked Professor Alex hopefully. Two seconds of waiting, no reply from Eren and suddenly... "I, I can hear you Prof..." said Eren. Eren's voice cracked a little. But it can still be heard by Professor Alex and the citizens of the world. "Thank God..." said Professor Alex with a sigh. He was already afraid that his mission would fail.

She nodded once. "I'd recognize his stride anywhere." Hope surged through him before he could stop it. His father had been here. Hours ago. Maybe less. Then Seraphina noticed something inside the train. A leather notebook. Resting alone on one of the worn passenger seats. She carefully picked it up. The cover bore no title. Only embossed initials. R.B. Richard Blackwood. Damian took it with trembling hands. Slowly, he opened the first page. Most entries were encoded.

Ember’s POV The darkness enveloped her like luxurious velvet—soft, warm, and seemingly infinite. Ember floated aimlessly in a dreamscape, teetering on the precipice of consciousness and memory, her body still, her breath whispering through the stillness. She hadn’t spoken in days. Not truly. Words felt foreign now—too small for the weight she carried. The nurses were kind, but distant. Kael was protective, but unreadable. Only Isla had stayed. Only Isla had looked at her like she was still human.

Dammit why isn’t this working. I’m met with a deep chuckle. “Don’t worry, they’re all temporarily frozen. I only came for you, fallen.” I couldn’t help but cuss over and over in my head. I’m concerned about what will happen to my babies and me if we are dragged out of here. All of a sudden, I am pulled a different direction and hear a voice in my ear, “don’t worry I’m here.” The reassuring sound of Max’s voice made me feel much safer.

"Oh, I know! This looks like Chamarel waterfall. Since Uncle Ed accompanied me there, this is E for Edmund!" While Sky giggled proudly, Edmund and Rachel brought their heads closer to the book in Sky's lap. "Waterfall?" they muttered, almost simultaneously.

He was taking this class? "Oh my God! No fucking way." I muttered to myself in disbelief. Before I could look away, Ryker's gaze locked with mine from the bottom of the auditorium. A surge of emotions coursed through me as he started to make his way towards me. My heart thundered in my chest as I quickly averted my gaze and started to lipsync to the song that was currently playing to distract myself, but then it ended and the next one refused to play. I nervously grabbed my phone and tried to unlock it as Ryker neared me but I realized that it was dead.

Roy grabbed the book from Jeremy's clutch. Jeremy smiled at Roy's reaction. "Don't purchase it. Borrowing will be better." And guided Roy to the counter, where the middle aged store keeper, Aunt Ela was busy clipping her nails. "Aunt Ela, don't scatter them nah. Don't you think you trouble little Gabriella with extra cleaning if you are not careful?" At Jeremy's scolding, the middle aged lady froze before obediently collecting and throwing her clipped nails in the trash basket next to her desk.

She was Zaire's first love, there's no way he could leave her alone. ~ EMBER The dream was stranger now. Ember was dreaming of falling but it was never ending, she just kept falling. There was no bottom, there was no stopping, there was nothing around. It was a dark bottomless pit and she couldn't stop falling. Couldn't even move. But finally she felt her eyes opening. The moment it did, she found herself looking directly at the ceiling. Her eyes focused in on the unknown ceiling and the sound of repetitive beeps from all around. She knew she wasn't at the office and also that she blacked out right when she was about to..