Killer Instinct Jennifer Lynn Barnes Novels & Stories

I knew he was involved in dirty business but why will she kill her boss? [Meaning: She killed Luciano] I left without saying a word to Alizo and went to my room. Thoughts about Reina clouded me. She was a killer and a dangerous one too. But when I saw her at the party, she was drunk, wild and innocent. Her soft brown eyes hid a lot of emotions and unspoken words but also held danger. I still cannot believe that those little hands have killed and stabbed many. But why will she become a killer? I didn't even care about the document cause the information there was false. Silver did die but everything else was just rubbish.

With a calm and deliberate motion, he placed his gun aside, as if it were a mere tool in his hand. Lisa's heart stopped beating as she stared at the man that had haunted her dreams for several months. when seeing Killian in front of her, she didn't know whether or not she would have preferred to be abused rather than meet him in person once more. just the sight of him send shivers down her spine as old memories resurfaced. there was a reason why she had run away from home, why she hasn't hesitated to accept the help of a stranger just to get away from him, there was a reason why she thought of him as the devil himself, because at the end of the day, Killian was the person that killed the mos

He said: “In 2009 I caught a case in Brooklyn South. Woman named Anneke Vos. Husband put her in the hospital four times in two years. We could never make anything stick she wouldn’t testify, the DA wouldn’t move without her, the husband had a lawyer who knew exactly how thin the line was. Standard. You know the shape of it. You probably know it better than I do, given your line of work.” “I know the shape of it,” I said. “The fifth time he put her in the hospital, she didn’t come out. He got eight years. Manslaughter. Served five.” Doyle turned the cup another quarter-turn. “I sat across from Anneke Vos four times in two years and I knew the way you know things in this job, the way that does

The velvet armchair was flipped over, the glass from the window shattered across the floorboards, and the sweet scent of rain and crushed leaves was completely drowned out by the metallic stench of fresh blood. In the center of the room, Killan was on his knees, his stormy blue eyes wide with shock as he clutched a deep, ragged claw wound across his shoulder. He was gasping for air, his dark hair soaked in sweat. "Hayes..." Killan choked out, pointing a trembling hand toward the shattered window. "An assassin... a rogue sector squad. They didn't come to steal her. They came to kill her. Her father... Kieran leaked the layout of the wing."

"A soldier who swore an oath to the family, and in his last moments, he was thinking about diapers and formula, not honor." "A coward like that doesn't just deserve to die. He deserves to die ugly." "So I had his pleas recorded and played them on a loop for him until he took his last breath." "Aaargh! I'll kill you! I'll kill you!" the woman screamed, a maniacal wail. If they hadn't held her back, she would have torn out my throat with her teeth. Miller yanked my wrist and shoved me into an armored car. "You're a lunatic, Victoria."

But Leo knelt, cupped his face, stared into him. “You survived,” he whispered. “That’s not the same as meaning to kill someone.” Leo pulled him close. “Yes, it is.” Later… The body was burned to ashes, and the records were erased. No one would know Jacob Blake had just taken his first life. But Leo knew. And that changed everything. Back inside… Gabriel left another note. This time, in Jacob’s jacket pocket. “Killing feels good, doesn’t it? That’s how it starts. Welcome to the game.”

“Don’t touch me. You’re filthy.” Hearing this, James snapped. In a fit of rage, he lunged at Lisa, wrapping his hands around her neck. “It’s all because of you! You vile woman! You killed my child and tried to hurt Kailey!” he bellowed. “This is what you wanted, isn’t it? You disgusting bitch! Die!” The police rushed forward, pulling them apart before James could do further harm. Lisa stumbled back, coughing violently, her face red as she looked at James in disbelief.

"I'm not the kind of person who would leave an unconscious woman on the office floor. I had no choice but to bring her to my room." Despite Black 's explanation, Killian 's expression remained unchanged, leaving his true thoughts and feelings a mystery. Unbeknownst to Black , a pang of guilt surged through Killian 's heart at the mere thought of Yifa collapsing from distress—an anguish he himself had triggered with his uncontrollable anger. There was absolutely no justification for his violent outburst, especially when it was compounded by the sight of Ginni 's photograph. "Well, it would be wise for you to promptly dismiss her, considering she still has pending tasks assigned by me that ne

But as usual he hadn't let her get the satisfaction of seeing a frown on his face. “If you ever run away from me, Vina, I will come and find you. This world isn't big enough to hide you from me,” he boasted, almost making her want to play this game of chase. She was very close to testing him if not for the mission that she had been assigned with. Killing someone would definitely take priority over anything else. According to the profile of the victim that she had been given, this woman herself had been a killer or an Assassin once. This should have scared Vevina instead it made her nerves tingle from the excitement of meeting someone of her own caliber or mental state.

“This is about justice. About what they did to us. I don’t care what it takes.” “You don’t care?” she whispered, eyes filling with emotion. “You’d pretend to fall in love with him—just to kill him?” “This is the only way. I’ve trained my whole life for this. Lucien has to die.” Silence stretched between us. Then Lydia stepped forward, her voice soft and scared. “If you do this and they find out—” “They won’t,” I said quickly. Evelyn’s fists clenched. “Then we’re going with you.”