Jane Herman Adam Levine Novels & Stories

Standing up, he replied, “I guess we’ll have to, won’t we?” Leah, a middle-aged woman who did the wine-tasting classes part-time, walked along the rows of vines, clicking her tongue. A small-statured woman with a sharp tongue, she generally considered any event like this one of God’s divine retribution. Devoted to the church, she’d never married, but preferred to read her Bible and come out to Heron’s Landing to show unsuspecting tourists how they had no idea how to drink and appreciate wine properly. Today, though, she said nothing, and Adam knew that that wasn’t a good sign. Leah always had an opinion.

However, my nervousness had made my mouth dry, making it difficult to form sentences. "Levine..." I said, my voice trembling. "Get some rest. You haven't slept properly in days, and you woke up after only an hour," suggested Adam, his countenance concerned. "You need to get some rest, especially to take care of Levine." "Is he alright?" my heart in my throat. Adam's face clouded, and I could tell he was suppressing something. "He needs rest," he said, avoiding my sight. "His pulse isn't steady, and we need to get him to the hospital as soon as we land."

“Jeremy, I know you’re worried about your wife now, so leave Ryan to us. Go and find your wife.” Jeremy did not delay. After thanking him, he ran back to Adam. “Adam, where’s Linnie? Where did you put her?” Adam seemingly furrowed his eyebrows and said in a calm tone, “Are you confident that you can catch Ryan?” “I can't let Linnie live another day in distress,” Jeremy said firmly, “Adam, take me to Linnie.” Adam did not say anything and only nodded. On the way there, Adam observed Jeremy’s eagerness and worry. Although he did not want to scare Jeremy very much, Adam still reminded him. “I think you’d better prepare yourself before you see Eveline.”

Leah nodded her head many times, she knew the reason why she couldn't help but feel happy when she was with Adrian, it was because Adrian never stopped trying to make her happy. "You will be surprised to hear this," said Adrian as he turned off the call on his cellphone. Leah looked at Adrian without blinking, "What's wrong?" he asked, afraid that something bad might happen again. "Jason lives in the same building as Jerome," said Adrian, shaking his head. "This is unbelievable, they were all gathered in one place and we never noticed that..." As Adrian had expected, Leah was very surprised. She took a deep breath, still unable to believe Jerome's ability to manipulate those closest to her t

I smiled at them, not the tense, desperate smile of a woman clinging to her universe, but the smile of a person who had some business to conduct and some places to arrive. Levi grasped my hand at the door, his wrapping around mine with unanticipated warmth. The motion so not him, so much like the way things had once been, that I stumbled. But not entirely. I stood, even as my heart tried to redefine our entire past on the possibility I could not let myself feel. "Mr. and Mrs. Adams," the voice boomed above the din of the crowd. And then he added something I did not anticipate: "Nova Adams, CEO of Veriscope Solutions, and her husband Levi Adams."

Those words reminded Tina the day her darling Sophie was cremated, and her eyes were cold even as she stared at Henry. That was when the emcee announced, "Let's hear a round of applause for Mr. John Levine, CEO of Levine Inc.!" The crowd was once again abuzz at the mention of John Levine's name. The Levine family's legacy had stood for over a century in Jadelight, and John was head of their family in this generation. Amongst all the other prestigious families in the city, he and Henry were the most outstanding individuals. Tina turned amidst the buzz, watching as the tall, handsome man in a gray suit rose to his feet.

she thinks the solution to everything is death but she's wrong must time we most let things slide for the sake of peace . " peace you say, hell no those bastard whooped my ass " she yelled with gritted teeth's after reading my mind . yes you heard me Lenny is the I only Adams that can access the mind of others and make them do her well .I don't know how she managed to do that but she did and it's really annoying . after we were turned to vampires we discovered each of us had something special in us .

“Oh, you’re awake, daughter-in-law.” Dysis turned her head, vision still a little hazy from the weight of whatever sleep—or unconsciousness—had claimed her. Across the room, seated in a burgundy armchair with one leg crossed over the other, was Adam Levi, dressed in a dark navy suit with silver cufflinks, reading a book that looked… far too delicate in his hands. Her eyes narrowed, trying to make out the title. How to Care for a Newborn. “What—” she began, her throat raw. “What are you…?”

Having another Lycan in our territory was unsettling to say the least, especially someone who is actively trying to bring Gavin down. Professor Adams was smiling at me, but his eyes were shining with nerves. I knew he was thinking the same thing. It was nerve-racking having this Lycan here, with the Elite Gamma Force. Especially because it was Gavin who funded the Elites… so, wouldn’t it make more sense for Gavin to be here instead? “This is the Judy Montague you were speaking about?” Levi asked, his voice deep and raining with authority. “Yes, Alpha,” Professor Adam’s said. “She’s one of my most prized students.”

had no motive that any of them could see. Except Jozef had a secret weapon, a file detailing Adam's life from childhood to adulthood, including his marriage to Leeza. It had been hard to retain an impassive face and a level voice when the subject of Leeza came up during the interrogation. Especially because Jozef was dropping bombs that Havel hadn't known. Jozef knew that Havel cared about Leeza, but he hadn't known the depth of their relationship before Adam entered the picture.