Fences Audiobook Novels & Stories

Watched. “Motion sensors,” Evan murmured, gesturing toward tiny units attached to trees in a grid pattern. “But they’re out to get people, they’re looking outward, they want to catch people coming from the road.” ______ "So we went in through the back," Jace said grimly good-humoredly. The fence was twelve foot high, but Jace and Asher quickly found a place where the earth dipped down, giving us just enough room to squeeze under. My jacket became caught on the wire and I heard the sound of fabric tearing, but I made it through.

“And you wonder why no one knew that I had captured a houndra. Of course it's in there. It's safe and secure, now if you don't mind, we have things to do.” “She's right Akira, I can sense the creature in there. You need to be more sensitive.” “She's sensitive alright, just towards the wrong cause—” Eliza muttered as she trudged on Akira could swear that she heard something, “what did you say?” “Nothing!” Eliza snapped, “keep up!” They approached the cabin and were soon met with a fence. The fence was a simple chain-link; the kind you'd see around a schoolyard, with a half-rotten 'KEEP OUT' sign hanging crooked on the gate.

he augmented. Luke hesitated behind as Alpha Jones scaled up the fence and got down on the other side. He took a long sigh and climbed the fence too. There was a tent in the yard, where the guards were staying. They both sneaked to the trucks. The trucks were locked. Luke tapped one of the trucks. It made a clogged sound. "What does that tell you?" he whispered to Alpha Jones. "That they are loaded, not loud enough to be empty" he responded sarcastically.

Slowly edging to the corner I poked my head out slightly to see Nicolai standing at the door right at the end of the hallway, his head against the door as desperate banging sounded from behind it, followed by a cry of despair. The cry rang out painfully, the sound of someone young, someone in pain. It pierced my heart listening to it. Watching Nicolai slowly turn around, I did the same and as quietly as I could - sprinted back to the alcove. Mid run, just before I reached the bend the deafening sound of howling pierced my skull. The resonance of it was enough to make my knees buckle, making me double over in pain, my arms clutching my body as I felt the sound escape me, sounds barely formin

The High Council territory begins on the asphalt. Killian didn't answer him. He spun around and sprinted out of the ruined clinic, tearing through the mud of the alleyway until he hit the open field leading to the massive, twenty foot steel perimeter fence. The rain was coming down in blinding, horizontal sheets, tearing the leaves from the trees and turning the ground into a swamp. He stopped fifty yards from the iron wall, his flashlights sweeping the top of the grid. High up on the razor wire, a thin, tattered grey linen tunic caught on the steel barbs. A single, bloody handprint was smeared across the silver mesh, rapidly washing away under the torrential downpour. But the space beyond t