Last Mile David Baldacci Novels & Stories

Eliza has a playful smile on her lips which causes Maddie to blush hard. Her heart pounded hard against her chest and all she could do was avert her eyes. She suddenly stood to avoid getting teased by Eliza and the latter just decided to stop already. Maddie went to the balcony and the sight of the lake made her remember her last memory in Theo’s world. She unconsciously touched her neck while gasping for air. Suddenly, Maddie felt like her lungs were getting filled with water again. It was getting heavier and heavier until she fell to the floor.

He finished inside me and held me close after. But as we lay there another message came. “Sleep well tonight Maya. Tomorrow the game becomes real.” I looked at Liam. Tomorrow night at the warehouse everything would happen. Mr Havisham. The blackmailers. Chloe. My sister’s truth. Life or death. We had one night left.

“My sister, I went to meet a new catch on Sunday…a multi-millionaire living near GRA….” “We were chilling, having fun and talking in his house, then all of a sudden…” All of a sudden, the point of Timmy’s katana came out through Ubari’s left breast, while the phone instantly dropped from her right hand. Her head dropped painfully downwards, as she lay on the bed the next moment gasping for breath. To the ordinary eye, nothing had happened to her, but as she breathed her last, Timmy’s invisible double was ten metres away from the limousine.

David cussed and gave the table a tight slap. Miles pulled out his phone from his pants pocket. “What are you doing?” David threw the question at him. “I want to run a G****e search about DaneEnterprises,” Miles replied and went on to punch his phone. “I should have thought about that,” David said with a finger raised. Miles let out a gasp with his eyes glued to the phone screen. The impatient David rushed toward Miles and snatched the phone from him. “Griffin Dane!” Miles blurted.

How much cruel can fate be? "No this isn't possible…please believe me Malia I didn't kill him. I held the gun but I didn't pull the trigger" Larson's voice brought me back to reality. It was finally over…before it started it already ended, this was definitely his last game and I failed to see it. The billionaire's last game, it was time for us to go our separate ways and walk on different paths. Forever this day will be in my memories and heart, the day in which the clouds were filled with darkness and that darkness crept it's way into my life.

Charleigh watched his throat bob up and down as he swallowed his drink, and she couldn’t help but think it was sexy. Mortified, Bryce caught her staring at him, rewarding her with a crooked smile. The last time she had a one-night stand—it was a month ago before she worked on this project, and she couldn’t say it was good. She ended up leaving the guy as soon as he fell asleep after a round of sex.

My eyes locked onto the tall metal fence in the distance. That had to be it. My way out. I moved fast, heart pounding, scanning for cameras, guards, anything that could stop me. The fence looked tall. Too tall. Probably had sensors or alarms. But I had to try. I reached it, fingers curling around the cold iron bars. I was about to climb when a voice stopped me cold. “What exactly are you looking for?” I froze. The blood drained from my face. Slowly, I turned. There he was. Kelvin.

Finally, together. I feel the tremor in my hands as I hold on to Damian’s arm. There’s no turning back now. The battle we’ve been fighting, the war we’ve endured, it all comes down to this final confrontation. The man we’ve been hunting, the mastermind pulling the strings—Evan Reid—has one last move, and we’re determined to stop him. "I can’t believe it’s come to this," I whisper, my voice trembling. "All the pain, the lies, the betrayals—has it been worth it?"

she said, and shortly after, that silver blade made his stomach his sheath, one that was crimson and gushed like a river. And a silver glow in the distance, was the last thing he saw •♱•♱• •♱•♱•

Greetings my lovely authors, This is the continuation of the book 'THE LAST ALPHA' which will be updated with the sequel 'THE LAST ALPHA : WAR OF FANGS'. I hope you will support my story just like the prequel. Thank you Zia Prologue The burnt orange sun was set below the horizon, and it’s the shadows that casted upon the town of human beings. The clustered clouds were scattered to the end of the sky, where the sun was burning with its last light. Twinkling stars which were supposed to fill the night, were scared to show up in the dusk.