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and whatever else was out there. I could hear the padding of paws and howls loud and angry like a war cry into the night. The tension in the air was getting thicker with each minute that passed. Johnny had let me go and had pushed me behind him. I need to concentrate and stop thinking about what is going on and visualise pushing out the enemy. The noise all around suddenly became too loud unbearable volumes, screams and shouts but eerie and not quite human sounding. Putting my hands over my ears I couldn’t drown it out the noise became a buzzing in my head the air now too thick to breathe in, what the hell was happening?! The more I tried not to panic the more I kept panicking the anxiety i

It was quite an unusual behavior for him, so I put the book down and immediately my senses picked up something strange nearby, something they had not felt for a long time. - Oliver.- my mouth said that name before the information reached my brain that it was his aura that I sensed and it couldn't be wrong, because I wouldn't confuse this structure with any other. Shortly after that, I felt someone appear behind me and put their hands over my eyes. - Guess who it is.-' I heard a familiar voice, at the sound of which my heart started pounding so hard it almost jerked out of my chest. The tone of the voice was slightly amused, but also clearly touched.

Book 2: The Architecture of Light [The Geometry of Silence] The world did not end with a bang or a whimper; it ended with the most beautiful silence I have ever known. In the old world—the world of the Firm, the Grid, and the endless, artificial ticking of Jinyan’s clockwork heart—silence was a predatory thing. It was the space between heartbeats where a sniper aimed; it was the dead air on a comms line that meant your partner was gone. But here, in our villa perched on the jagged cliffs of the Adriatic, silence is a living, breathing tapestry. It is the sound of the tide pulling at the white pebbles below, the rustle of lemon leaves in the salt-heavy breeze, and, most importantly, the stead

A sudden idea that quietly clicked in my mind. Of course! How the hell did that not register? Instincts. Senses. I drew in a deep breath and slowly closed my eyes. The moment darkness took over, everything else sharpened. Rather than the world disappearing, it simply became louder and clearer to me. I could hear the faint scratching of a cockroach moving across the floor, its tiny legs tapping softly against the surface. I could hear the wind outside, slipping through a small opening near the cell, its low howl brushing against the walls like a whisper. Every sound felt really really close to me.

Jenna's voice quivered as she asked, "Did you hear that, Nimi?" Nimi nodded slowly, his gaze never leaving the now ominously flickering lights in his house. "Yeah, I heard it. That was... strange." Their hearts raced as they watched, still in shock, unable to comprehend the out of the blue event they had just witnessed. But before they could process it fully, a deafening explosion shook the ground beneath them, and they turned their heads to see Nimi's house engulfed in a massive ball of fire. Flames leaped towards the night sky, casting an outward orange glow on everything around.

EMBER Thunder rolled again outside, distant but heavy, vibrating through the bones of the building. Without light, every sound sharpened: rain battering the windows, wind screaming along the exterior walls, the faint settling groan of stressed beams overhead. And then there was her body, too warm,too awake. The scotch still burned low in her veins, but it wasn’t enough anymore, not with adrenaline spiking, not with fear crawling under her skin, not with Ghost pressed close enough that every point of contact felt magnified. Her skin prickled where he touched her.

He lifted his enormous head, powerful jaws parting slightly to reveal the flash of long fangs. And roared. The sound crashed over me like a physical wave—deep, guttural, primal—shaking the trees and the very ground beneath my feet. It rolled through every inch of my body, vibrating down my spine and settling low in my belly with a terrifying, heated pulse I refused to name. My vision blurred at the edges. My knees buckled. I dropped hard to the forest floor, chest heaving, fighting with everything I had to stay conscious. The world spun. The last thing I saw was those burning red eyes drawing nearer… until they consumed everything. Then darkness swallowed me whole.

The Moon Goddess' mate is now exclusively available on Goodnovel BLURB Sucking in a deep breath my eyes fell closed involuntarily and I felt my head spin for a moment in pure delirium when the sudden terror struck me. The ear-piercing scream building in my throat never made it past my lips as a hand covered my mouth, and bulky arms encircled my waist, successfully cutting off any movement from my upper body.

The soft groan of wood rang out in the quiet bookstore as Lena turned over the last sign on the door: **CLOSED**. Outside, the city drew a breath, illuminated by amber streetlights and the quiet rumble of passing cars. Within, the world held its breath. Warm. Intimate. Holy.

Blinded by lights from its headlamp, before any sense came back again here came such a moving machine so close to us as if dragged by gigantic magnetic force given off when two massive objects are close enough together even without contact between them. Suddenly there was a loud screeching followed by a noise similar to earth ripping apart at once before shattering apart leaving behind only silence with nothing left living around except the faint smell of burnt rubber intertwined with a metallic taste in their mouth due to bleeding cuts around my lips. My mouth opened sharply in icy rage; suddenly all light vanished - darkness covered me like storm clouds enveloping sunshine. Everything went