Jace Norman From Henry Danger Novels & Stories

I saw the shock on Jacob’s face. “Damn, I’m sorry boss. Is she okay?” I nodded. “Yes, Dillion killed the guy. He says he thinks it is Joseph’s second in command. I am done playing. We need to find Joseph and we need to do it now.” Lynn’s POV It has been a week since Jensen left and I missed him. I hadn’t really been doing a lot the last week. When I was out of my room I had noticed several men coming and going from the house. They were kind of dangerous-looking. None of them ever said anything to me and I just tried to stay out of the way, but I did think it was a little weird. I heard a knock at my bedroom door which made me jump a little. “Come in,” I said. Delphina opened the door and pok

Scarlet "The bad man." Jace's voice was small, broken. "He showed me a picture. Of him when he was little. He said I look just like him. That we have the same eyes and the same smile and the same everything." I felt Damian go very still beside me. "And I don't want to," Jace continued, his voice rising with distress. "I don't want to look like the bad man. I don't want to be like him. What if I grow up and I'm bad too? What if—"

The demon man grunted angrily. "Do not irritate me with your lie demon! If you are not capable of doing what it is we asked of you then admit it before I lose I and kill you alongside her!" Jace snarled. Hazel whimpered in her seat. Was he always this evil? She pondered. Why is that she was unable to sense the danger of not trusting Luca, was Jace ever even good at all? Howcome? She found herself thinking about Luca. Why did she try to run away?

Jace was on his feet in an instant, standing between me and his father, his body vibrating with something ancient and violent and barely contained. "Don't," Jace growled. "Touch. Her." Gregory lay sprawled on the ice, blood dripping from his nose, and for the first time since I'd met him, he looked afraid. "You'll regret this. When the scouts find out what you are—when the press gets hold of the footage—you'll lose everything." "Then I'll lose it." Jace's voice was steady now. His eyes were still gold, but the storm in them had quieted. "But I won't lose her."

However, I can't seem to let one issue drop. "So what, they went to try and get Eli and Everett to confess or something, and you did nothing about it?" I ask, absolutely livid. I can't believe he allowed my daughter to put her life at risk. Why did no one else seem to comprehend how much danger she was in? We've known for a long time how dangerous all of this was. And yet, Jace allowed Sienna, a civilian, to investigate a potential terrorist ring without any form of backup? I swear I was about to lose my mind. I can't believe Jace would be so careless. He was supposed to be her Godfather, the person that would take care of her should anything happen to Haley and me, and here he was, putting

" And he has an unmarked mate . " " Exactly " Michael shakes his head and grabs his hair seeming frustrated . " How could we miss this ? He's losing control because of the heat . Let's chain him up " Alec says with a sense of urgency as Jace gets up growling in such an animalistic way , it actually made me shiver with fear . He may look human at the moment , but that's not what I saw at all. He looked too dangerous to seem humane . Michael grabs my hand , causing Jace to growl . Alec tries to hold him back , encircling his arm around Jace's neck , pulling on him as he tries to overpower his strength . He's trying to get to me .

"You're going to die; you're going to die before you can do everything you want. Do you think it's worth it?" Hana's gaze darkened, she acted without thoroughly investigating the forces behind Professor Norma. She didn't know much about the Rankle clan; only once did Hana break into the dark castle on Professor Norma's orders; if Jackson hadn't shown up in time, she wasn't sure she could have easily survived to leave. Henry suddenly appeared at the door of Mr. Renci's office. His hair was messy as if he'd just woken up, his pants soaked, and the soles of his shoes covered in dirt. Henry let out a long breath that proved the trip was not voluntary.

They were so patient with him and asked him if he wanted to help with making breakfast, which had him practically jumping out of his skin with excitement. “Introductions,” Damen commanded to them. “Gia and Dante, this is Jace,” as he pointed to the man with spiky blue hair and a tattoo of angel wings on his forearm. This burly man here is Jackson,” pointing to the man who had huge muscles, a well-trimmed beard, and dark brown hair. The pale guy there is Stefan,” who gave Damen a look of surprise. He does have pale skin, also very well sculpted muscles, dark eyes, and black hair that was a bit longer on top and shaved shorter on the back and sides.

"Oh my gosh. That is only...." Rain could not continue her words. She was bound by a contract with Jace and vowed to carry out the contract until her mission was completed. Rain suddenly lost her appetite. She downed a can of coffee and finished the rest of her sandwich. "Rain," Ben took the girl's hand gently. "Don't come back to Darkwood. It's dangerous there. I won't be able to protect you. You don't know who Jace Dauntess really is. He is a… monster."

My ribs howl in protest and I don’t care. He breaks it first, the bastard. “Later,” he says, voice a wrecked scrape. “When I can take my time making you sorry you scared me.” “You were scared?” It slips out, naked. He doesn’t blink. “I am not anything when it comes to you but dangerous.” Then, after a heartbeat he admits, “Yes.” Something fragile and ferocious at once stirs under my sternum. I shove it down. This is not the moment. “Move!” Jace barks. “We’ve got two minutes before they regroup with the patrols and come after us.”