Island Stranded Novels & Stories

Caroline grabbed her phone and began shouting, "Come in, this is Captain Weiss! I need backup! I repeat, I need backup!" She tried over and over again, yet nobody ever seemed to respond. For some reason, her phone had suddenly lost signal to the outside world. With support from the outside world cut off, all 300 people were now as good as stranded in the middle of the sea as a storm was effectively upon them. Calm suddenly blanketed Erwen's mind. Retreat was no option. The only thing they had left was to fight! Fight to the death! Fight to their last breath! To their last breath… even with the sorrow of his desperation weighing down on him.

I was slowly clenching my fist because of the dead end I was hitting right now. "Please listen to me, Boss. This is no fairy tale. I tried to get in contact with people who live on those islands and paid irresistible amounts to get them to give me information about Aurora DE Santa. It goes well at the start but they suddenly stop communicating, they cut contact with me " " Are you proudly telling me you got scammed by island people? "I almost laughed.

They saw blood mist spreading over the sea, accompanied by more and more towering blood-red light beams. "Ah, it seems that a lot of large islands gave in without a fight." Adrian sneered. "They backed down without even fighting?" Kara asked tremblingly, clearly skeptical of Adrian and Gordon's assertions. "That seems to be the case." Adrian glanced at Kara and continued, "You may not be able to go home." "Why? What do you plan to do to me?" Kara asked, her voice trembling with uncertainty. "It's not about what I want to do to you," Adrian said teasingly, lifting Kara's chin gently, "It's that neither of us can leave the island for now, nor can we return to the continent."

Garin told her and held her close. One final wave the size of two mountains combined raised high from the tides; its huge hand was ready to push the ship under the ocean. The couple, along with everyone else on the ship braced themselves for impact and the wave fell upon them and dragged them into the sea. **************************************** It was morning and Garin woke up to find himself on the shores of a remote island in the middle of nowhere. He had a cut on his head and had lost a lot of blood. He was also surrounded by debris from the ship’s wreckage which was proof of the damage that was caused by the storm. He managed to find the strength he needed to get up and he tried to rec

Being stranded on this island would make everything worse and she might even attempt suicide. The last thing he wanted was to be alone on the island. Who would keep him warm during the cold nights? Hence, he needed to treat Isabella right. When they got back to Panama, he would continue from where they left off. Isabella wasn't sure if Angelo could still see her so she decided to move deeper into the water until it almost covered her breast. She began to scrub her body with her nails and after a while, turned again to see if Angelo was staring at her but suddenly she felt a painful sting on her left foot and instinctively lifted it as she yelped in pain.

And it has been an adventure. Celine was the kind of person that enjoyed life and chose to live life her way. He was learning that philosophy from her. In contrast to her liveliness, he felt like an older man trying to relearn living after being in hibernation. “Alright! We have arrived.” The woman at the steering wheel yelled out. She stopped the engine in the middle of the water, and there were no piers in sight. “Where is this?” Martin looked around. All he saw was clear blue seawater and white cliffs on the other side of the island. She was right. We had never been here. All he saw was water and cliffs and rocks.

Mature content ahead: risk it or skip it. Ruby look at the distance of the nearest island and aim away from it. "why are we running away from the island? "Lukas is confused with her move. "The tide is still high. If we go straight to it, our fuel will run out before we reached the island.and we will missed the sand bar." She explained while manuvering the boat. "Why do we have to do that?" Lukas doesn't seem to understand the implications.

"Its somewhere deep in the pacific, we'll have to fly to South America and take a boat from there, but that part of the ocean is a mine field of ice, so it might either be our last trip, or a one way" Skyler swallowed "One way? Last trip?" "Well sink if we hit some of those bigger icebergs and according to my organization there's no docking space on that island, its a classic castle built on rocks, so if the ice don't sink us the rocks will, and to make matters worse if we manage to safely make it to the island its almost guaranteed the boat will sink, a storm conjured by magic constantly rages there, they even called the island shipwreck rock, fuck knows what Helga calls it"

"Yes, I did. We were inseparable as kids. CeLisa, they would call us because we're always together like conjoined twins." "That's nice. I hope Celie and I get along." "You will! Celie's really nice." After a short silence, Lisa spoke. "By the way, I heard some news from Jon too." "And…" Nestie urged her on. "His office called…and they said that they got word from Orsica. The island did get affected by that freak storm we witnessed. Their power is down, their communications tower destroyed and their boat sustained some damage. They hope to get at least their communications tower operational as soon as possible so that they can better communicate with us, but fixing the boat may take a while."

“You need to have better safeguards in place then, including physical eyes on the contestants at all times, rather than relying on your technology, if it isn’t sufficient.” Moreau nodded eagerly. “We’ve just been discussing that this morning, and plans are underway to both upgrade our power grid, and to add to the staff to ensure nothing like that happens again. That was before we knew someone had been in peril. I swear this will never happen again.” I didn’t know whether to believe him, but there wasn’t much I could do about it anyway. They were operating on an island in international waters, from the best I could guess, so there was no regulatory body to shut them down. I turned away from