Island Stranded Novels & Stories

He didn’t answer her call a couple of times, but she constantly kept dialing his number, and he finally answered her call. “Hi Jade! I am Ella, speaking from the island. I was abandoned here by Sophia and her gang. My life seems to be in danger among the werewolves. Will you please come here to pick me up? There is a short distance by road through the east of the island. I will be waiting for you.” Ella pleaded.

The same hair and eyes except with redder lips. The only problem to Anatonia’s life was that nobody knew she existed except on this island. She was anxious to get free and travel the world and see other kingdoms. There was only one problem with that her parents didn’t want her to go out in risk of exposing their island paradise to other kingdoms; so all in all they forbade her from going anywhere outside of this island.

The plan was difficult to accomplish. "Don't worry. I'm prepared. Our baby is also prepared. He doesn't want to come out yet. Leo and Nathan don't have the patience to wait a month before making their move. That's why our baby will definitely only come out after we're safely off the island," Melanie said. "Alright." Jeffrey affectionately rubbed the top of her head. They boarded the boat together. Mr. Oliver's island was surrounded by the sea. There were reefs on two sides of the island, making it impossible to travel by boat from those two directions. There seemed to be only one way to reach the island.

There was nothing as a single noise and when Estelle looked away from the large island she was seeing before her, she gasped seeing half of her body still deep from her waist down inside the water and she immediately swam out of it but as she reached shore, a groan left her throats at the wenching pain in her leg. It was later that she realized her left leg was broken and a tear fell off her eyes. The water current was just too much and with the way it had sucked her underneath it the other time, it was normal that she was somehow going to get injured but she had just not expected a broken leg! How was she going to survive and cope in a large, unsafe and deserted island with a broken leg and

The island’s silence, broken only by distant animal cries, pressed in like a curse. They had brought back meager findings: a handful of strange fruits, bitter but edible, and a few fish caught in the shallow tide pools where wreckage had trapped them. The food was shared among trembling hands, enough to dull the sharpest edge of hunger but not enough to satisfy. It was survival in its weakest form—just enough to remind them how much further they had to fall.

It looked to be a breathtaking sunset. “Can we watch the sunset?” I asked, already standing up. “Of course!” Gabe said, nearly knocking over his chair and taking my hand. I followed him out to the patio and we stepped up to the railing. The ocean sprawled out in front of us, all the way to the horizon, where the sun sat lonely on the water. The sky was on fire, making the incredible view from the island even more breathtaking. A warm breeze blew off of the sea, causing my hair to fall across my forehead. Gabe reached over and pushed the loose hair over my ear. His touch was soft, as if he were afraid I might disappear if he touched me.

"Then just reaffirm that faith. I promise I will keep her and myself safe! This is the very reason I'm trying so hard." She rubbed her forehead, "... Alright! If you are so confident. Then I'll believe you! I don't know what I will do if you break this promise!" "I won't!" --- While Anna let her worries out. Somewhere on a desolate island surrounded by the sky-touching sea waves and bone-chilling breeze, a humongous containment facility stood proudly. The sound of crying seagulls added a cacophony to noise of crashing waves. The island seemed detached from the entire world. In fact, it seemed like a world of its own.

Likewise, this was also the reason that he advised the old man to do the same. The incident last week was enough for the old man as a motivation. Ley thought that there was no need to say anything else. ... The next day came and Fernando showed to Ley the fruits of his labor for the past few days. "The island is now surrounded by vultures above. The waters are also dangerous enough with large sharks and other lethal creatures roaming around. What do you think?" Just in time, as they stood atop the cliff where the Goddess reportedly took down the invaders, a huge whale jumped out of the waters. Rippling sounds echoed when it vanished from sight, leaving that part of the ocean visibly disturbe

Rain so hard it stung. “We need to find shelter,” he shouted over the wind. She checked her maps, squinting against the rain. There. A small island, half a mile east. Uninhabited, just a crescent of sand and rock. They made it, barely. Beached the boat in a tiny cove, dragged their emergency kit onto shore. By the time they reached the tree line, Isa was shaking. Not from cold. From adrenaline, from fear, from the way Zamir’s hand had gripped hers as a wave tried to take her feet out from under her.

The boat slowed as it reached the hidden island—an isolated stretch of land surrounded by sharp rocks and deep blue water. No sound but waves. No people. No escape. Isadora was still tied, her wrists burning behind her back, her face wet with sweat and tears. She had fought the entire trip across the ocean. Fought until her throat hurt. Until her legs ached. Until her lungs screamed. And she was still fighting. The moment one of the men touched her, she jerked her body violently.