Frank Sarris Library Novels & Stories

"Oh!" Sarah uttered. "Sorry, I didn't know you were still here, Theresa. You surprised me." Theresa set down the stack of reference books, and Sarah started scanning them into the computer and pulling the cards from the books. "Sorry to startle you," Theresa said. She looked around the library to make sure no one would overhear, and then she leaned close to whisper, "Could you tell Frank I'm still interested?" Sarah's eyes were huge when she stopped with one card shaking in her hand. "What?" she asked.

Sara was now facing that ''however'' as she managed to sneak out of her room, Patrick left the door open for her in order to sneak out at night when everyone was asleep, the restrained section was located in the furthest side of the library, locked with iron bars and heavy chains, she needed to squeeze her body through the bars without making any noise, luckily, it was another stormy night with generous rain and thunder, Sara made sure to only try and push herself through the bars when the thunder roared in the sky in order to mask the clutter those rusty bars made when slightly moved, it wasn't the easiest task but Sara was naturally flexible and thinly built, and after few attempts, she wa

'I find libraries useful,' Serena said. 'His Majesty finds it notable that you've worked through more of his collection in five days than most residents do in a season.' Mira set the tray on the side table — lamb, vegetables, a bread that smelled of rosemary and made her stomach respond with embarrassing urgency. 'He asked me to let you know the eastern archive is available as well. The older material.' Serena set down the unread book. 'He's tracking what I read.' 'He tracks most things.' Mira's voice was not apologetic. Simply informational.

I asked, still cautiously. “I just came to see if you need anything for the Alpha? I’m Francis and I run the library. I couldn't bear to leave it. If it gets burned down we’ll lose so much of our history,” he said, looking sad. I relaxed when I didn’t sense a threat and opened the door a bit more. “Oh! Luna Lola,” the male said, dipping his head.