Invisible Storm Novels & Stories

Apparently her kind, she realized, since she couldn’t get the thought out of her head of what it’d be like to be covered by this sexy-as-hell hunk. Thunder suddenly rumbled in the distance, signaling an approaching storm, bringing with it the crisp scent of rain. Tourmaline glanced toward the swollen sky, and then softly, in a tone completely unlike her, she heard herself say, “It looks like a storm’s coming. You wanted to talk, so talk, before it starts to rain.”

The rain was very loud. It hit the windows of the car with a big, heavy sound. Iris Thorne held the steering wheel with both of her hands. Her fingers were white because she was squeezing so hard. She was afraid. The road was very small. It was a narrow road that went along the edge of the land. Next to the road was the big, blue ocean. The water was very agitated today. The wind was blowing hard. The waves were tall. They made big splashes against the black rocks. Iris felt her car shake when the wind hit it. She felt very small.

CHAPTER 2: THE SEA IS NOT SILENT Scene 4: Unnatural Tides By the time Hayate and I reached Stormcrest Tower, the ocean had already climbed three floors. Black water churned behind the lobby windows. Chairs, shattered screens and pieces of the reception desk spun through the flood. Emergency lights flashed beneath the surface, staining the water red. I stepped out of the car. Rain struck my face. The scent of salt hit me so hard my teeth clenched.

I could see my words struck a nerve, the shock in his face is evident. “You’re fucking crazy, I wanna see my girlfriend, NOW!” “That’s not going to happen. Firstly because you have no girlfriend, secondly because the woman you are referring to is now with me and thirdly…well that’s simple, I am karma.” Before Ethan could say another word I surprised him with a throat strike, not one strong enough to kill him although I am more than capable of that, but one which had him gasping for air and rolling around like he was being beheaded.

Then she heard the sound. It was the sound of a winter storm blowing through the forest. As Niamh watched, figures formed from the clouds above. Many Elves, already fighting, stopped in mid-swing to take in the awe-inspiring sight. A sight Niamh had not yet seen, even in her long Elven years. Griffins.

With one final thought of gratitude towards her aunt for her unwavering support, Aqua surrendered to the darkness, allowing its gentle embrace to carry her away from the tempest of her thoughts and into the peaceful realm of dreams. As Aqua's eyelids drooped with drowsiness, the rhythmic patter of rain against her window lulled her towards sleep. However, her rest was abruptly interrupted by the sound of rocks clattering against the glass. Startled, she sat up in bed, her heart pounding with apprehension. Peering through the darkness, she made out a figure standing outside her window. It was Damon, his expression etched with worry. Aqua's initial shock gave way to concern as she hurriedly ma

Against The Storm By: Joel Racheal ©All rights reserved Meet Cassandra Valdez A hardworking, gorgeous, twenty-eight-year-old redhead. She is a wonderful daughter to her parents and a good sister to her brother, Jake. When she goes on a trip to Andalusia, she doesn't expect to meet Princess Emelia and is quite surprised when she is asked to be a surrogate for Emelia and the prince. Due to unexpected circumstances, she accepts the offer, little does she know the prince is no knight in shining armor.

Cause touching our neck or crossing our arms is a form of self-soothe. She's uncomfortable with something. I keep a close eye on Sunny for the rest of the conversation until Scout decided to open the tunnel ourselves. Minnie offered herself. While waiting, I'm running multiple scenarios in my head as to why did Sunny did what she did. Was she uncomfortable with the topic? We were talking about families so maybe something is wrong with hers? Or is it just the setting? Or maybe she's nervous it's her first mission. I completely lost track of time, I snapped out of it when I heard a loud bang followed by Minnie's scream. The whole building plus radius 100 meters shakes.

Imara stood beside the big picture window nervously playing with her necklace as lightning flashed in the background. “Just relax. It’s just a storm. You’re getting yourself all worked up over nothing.” Summertime in West Virginia brought lots of storms, but this night felt different. Goosebumps rose on her arms and neck as her veins coursed with energy.

Behind us, a floorboard creaks, someone shifting in the living room. I stare at the video until my vision blurs, until I can’t tell if the wetness in my eyes is tears or pure adrenaline. I force myself to breathe in, out, like I’m prepping for an incision. I look at Dawson. His hands are shaking. Not with weakness. With restraint. With everything in him screaming to become a storm. I reach out and put my hand over his, pinning his phone gently between us like I’m anchoring him to the present.