Jess Lourey Books Novels & Stories

The first thing David found when he got home was that Jessy was reading a novel, the girl didn't seem to realize that David was behind her now. The man patted Jessy's shoulder, sat beside his wife. "What are you reading?" David glanced briefly at the novel in Jessy's hand, the cover was just a bloody rose against a black and white background. The girl turned her head to the side. "Reading mystery novels, this novel is very good and unexpected." "Very good and unexpected, what made that novel get such an evaluation from you?"

And even though she had been tied to this desk for years after her leg was torn off by a spuma on an operation, she still had the sharp eyes of a huntress. “Get chairs and sit down. It makes me nervous when you stand there. ”She began to rummage through her pile of files while Reese got two chairs from the wall and put them in front of the desk. "And take your hand out of your jacket if you don't want to lose it," said Jilin. "You know that there is no smoking in here." He just snorted, but obeyed and plopped down on the left chair.

“I don’t even know who I am anymore. I feel like I’m drowning in them. Joaquin with his walls, Javier with his fire—I can’t catch my breath.” Jessy tugged me forward until my forehead rested on her shoulder. She smelled like tea and vanilla lotion, grounding and safe. “Then stay here. No brothers. No contracts. Just you. You don’t have to figure this out in one night, Haven.” The sob caught me off guard, muffled against her hoodie. “Thank you.” “Always,” she whispered. Then, because she couldn’t help herself, she added, “Also, for the record, you’ve got both Greyson brothers wrapped around your finger. That’s peak romance-novel heroine energy, babe.”

Jessamine "Is he looking?" I ask softly, flipping the page over. "Yes," Lloyd answers, fingers combing through my hair. My head's on his lap, and I'm reading a book to him. Partly because I know Alpha Kier does his morning runs through this path every day, and the other reason is because I really don't want to talk to anyone today. Or see anyone else. I'm hungover and in a terrible mood. "For how long will you do this, Little Jess?" Lloyd asks after a moment and I move the book out of my face to really look at him.

"When did you come over?" Alex reached out a hand to pull Jessie over and put the books back on the coffee table. Alex put his chin on Jessie's head. "Do you want to further your studies in these areas?" Jessie knew that Alex only asked this after reading the book. She was a little embarrassed. "The content of the book is about eating and drinking. It is not worthy of the title of in-depth studies."

Janessya comments. She is the only one of the women who didn’t have a doctor's appointment today. I felt bad not going with Sapphire to hers, but she told me it was nothing more than a check-up and that she would be fine. Dad had found out about the appointment, and he had one of his guys drive since she still shouldn’t be driving alone. As predicted, she argued about that, but I won the argument in the end when I told her that Dad was the one who had the guy come and pick her up. She still wasn’t happy, but she dropped it and climbed into the car. Janessya kisses Riley and then heads off to her job. She is majoring in music, but she is a fantastic dancer. She teaches at a local dance

I didn't really see why it mattered but dad was adamant that we needed an education which was a bit of a drag but dad could be quite scary if you pissed him off so I didn't push him and got prepared to go back tomorrow. I decided to keep Jessy with me in the pool house so we had a bit more privacy which I thanked the moon goddess for such a brilliant idea because it meant I got Jessy to myself without others watching our every move. She had been feeling a bit under the weather for a couple of days now but with the stress of everything I guess it was going to take its toll on her, "Hey beautiful" I say coming into the kitchen, I can see her lying on the sofa with a book which makes me smile,

"There's no achievement there. I mean, I should have gotten back at him. I should have made him fascinated by me, made him fall in love with me, then I would reject him like he did to me before." "Get back at him. Ha! Ridiculous! Forget about revenge if you're this weak in his grasp." Jessy snapped his fingers repeatedly. "Maybe you want to deny it, but your body won't be able to resist Laird anymore after you've been fucking with him." Jessy shook his head and grabbed the TV remote to turn on his favorite vampire romance drama. Suddenly, Jessy's phone notification sounded. He reached for his phone and then read messages in silence. He immediately stopped laughing and changed his act to be s

As the first light of dawn painted the sky, Drew and Jette faced the uncertain day ahead—a day that held the promise of unraveling the mysteries that lingered in the shadows of dreams and the echoes of a past that seemed to resurface in the most unexpected ways. The dawn broke with hues of soft pinks and golds, casting a gentle glow upon the apartment as Jette and Drew sat on the edge of their bed, grappling with the residual unease from the night's disturbance. The old journal, a silent witness to the unfolding events, lay between them like a bridge between reality and the inexplicable. "Drew," Jette began, her voice tinged with a mixture of apprehension and determination, "the book from my

With Jess gone for her shift, the house didn’t feel as peaceful as I thought it would be, even after deep cleaning the whole house and doing every single chore there was to do. I tried watching something, but it was also boring. I thought maybe I'd read a book, but I don’t have any. I remember Jess moving the books to her apartment, as she says, and I quote, "it was to add a homey touch to her apartment," which she never sleeps in. After looking around the house like a thief in an empty house, I decide to go to the park. Maybe some fresh air is all I need before I have to get the kids from school.