Ember Falls Audiobook Novels & Stories

I respond, trying to make my voice sound confident, and to my surprise, another burst of delicious laughter escapes him, enveloping me and making my heart and body do weird things over how good it sounds and how good his body feels shaking against mine. “You’re funny, little mate.” He murmurs so quietly I’m not sure if I heard him correctly. “What was that?” I ask, but know that my words aren’t heard as we zoom out onto the street, ending any and all chances of talking. The ride is a pleasant one filled with wind whipping against my hot skin and bright lights blending together like we are heading down some wormhole into a universe where there will be only the two of us. But when we reach a l

"Pl–Pl–Please have mercy on me! I–I promise I will not do it again!" Audrey’s voice trembled as blood dripped from the corner of her mouth. Her knees scraped against the floor as she crawled backward, fear shaking her body. Erella tilted her head slightly, her eyes cold and devoid of sympathy. “Oh my, my dear sister…” she said, her tone deceptively sweet. She placed a finger thoughtfully under her chin, pretending to think. “Should I give you mercy? Let me recall—did you ever give me mercy before?”

Please wait. His lips trail down my neck, and I don’t mean to make the embarrassing little sound that comes out of me, but here we are. I can’t think. Can’t breathe. Can’t remember my own name. I’m not Emory Bradford, senior associate and future partner—I’m Emory Bradford, melted chocolate.

Narrator’s POV— Linda had just purchased the book and was walking to her car when she received a call from Emily. She rolled her eyes and muttered, “Definitely she too needs something!” “Hello?” Linda spoke and started, “Do you really need books when I..” Linda couldn’t complete because from the other side came Emily’s loud crying voice! “Li!! Can you come back please?” Linda frowned! What has happened that Emily was crying?? Did Adrian do something to break her heart??

She checked the nearby surveillance footage, but soon found that I hadn't shown up in any of the footage. "He even knows to avoid the blind spots of the cameras, just like the rat he is. I doubt I will be able to find him!" I was utterly speechless by her behavior. I couldn't help but ask the system, "I can barely remember what Natalie used to be like after so many worlds. Was she always this arrogant and foolish? Then, why did I go through all that suffering? Does she even deserve it?" The system was silent for a moment before replying, "Do you really want to give up now? You are just one step away from the end. If she falls in love with you now, she will remember everything, and the real h

“How punctual. Please, sit.” I sat, accepting the tea a server poured immediately. Earl Grey. Hot. No sugar. “Thank you for meeting me,” I said, keeping my voice neutral. “Did you have a choice?” Eleanor’s smile didn’t reach her eyes. “I assume Alexander tried to dissuade you from coming.” “He expressed concerns.” “How diplomatic. Alexander has always been… protective. Sometimes to a fault.” She took a delicate sip of tea. “How is Veridian? I’ve been reading the reviews. Quite impressive for someone with so little formal training.”

Halfway down the street, his phone rang. Unknown number. He answered. “You were advised to stop,” the voice said calmly. Ethan stopped walking. “You don’t get to decide that.” “You misunderstand,” the voice replied. “We already have.” The call ended. Ethan stood there, jaw tight, breath measured. Then he turned around. Maya returned to campus as the sun dipped low, her chest tight with everything she hadn’t said. She unlocked her dorm room and stepped inside and froze. Ethan sat on her bed.

Li understood immediately: Emerson was dead serious. Inside her room, Eva still lay on her back, staring at the ceiling, recalling Emerson’s soft smile, his gentle touch, his subtle shyness. It felt strange to be treated with care that wasn’t mixed with guilt or manipulation. It felt clean. Honest. And overwhelming. She rolled to her side and pulled her blanket up to her chin, smiling again like someone discovering a new warmth they never expected. Then she heard it. Voices. They were faint. Low. But coming from right outside her door.

All three women were already a mess, their clothes disheveled and their hair tangled. "Monica, you crazy woman! What the hell are you and your mother doing?!" Howard lifted the woman off the ground and held her in his arms, looking unbearably protective. Monica tried to kick them again, but several people held her back. Seeing this, Aunt Lorelei dropped to the ground dramatically, slapping her thigh. "I can't believe this! How did my good daughter end up with a worthless man like you?!" Howard looked at her with disgust. "Look at her. She's blown up like a damn pig. I can't even stand looking at her!

"The radio station isn't Jessica's personal territory and is owned by the military. If she can't understand that, she doesn't deserve to wear the uniform," Samson said to Celia, firmly and confidently. "But Jess hasn't been home in days. I don't want you two fighting because of me," Celia said. "She's just being stubborn. This isn't about you," Samson replied. Then, the whole mood changed as I heard Celia laughing. "Sam, don't let go! Hold on, I'm going to fall! Ah…! I'm falling! Sam! Catch me!"