Linda Tran Supernatural Novels & Stories

Samuel understood the assignment so he took out his phone and showed her Lilith's and his pictures. It knocked the stuffing out of Linda when she saw the exact face of hers in the image. She pulled Samuel's hand closer. Samuel played a video in which Lilith was singing and playing guitar in a bar. Linda tried to recall if she ever learnt guitar. She looked at the man in front of her intently to see if she ever met him in the past. But both never happened. So, she did have a doppelganger. She thought those things only happened in books and movies. Or twins. But she was an only child. It would have been heartbreaking for the parents to attend the funeral of her young daughter.

Sydney affirmed with a nod of conviction, "but we would have to find a way to bind the treaty without it coming back to bite us if we do kill someone because of a transgression." "We'll have to be very specific," with a wave of her hand as if her magic came naturally to her and not as if she had siphoned it from a now-dead witch, a piece of paper and a pen appeared before us. The pen hovered above the piece of paper with six pairs of eyes zoned onto it, unblinking and waiting to see what it would do next. It was strange how magic even fascinated Tania even though she had grown up around it her whole life. Maybe she found it as intriguing as she did because of her siphoning abilities—magic di

The very sight of bugs disgusts her that she could sometimes feel her skin crawl, especially now that their sizes are a few times bigger than how they look whilst she was still in the human realms. Looking at the peaceful scenery before her, Suyi could only lightly breath and enjoy the soft wind. Weirdly enough although she was now a transparent soul, she could still feel things that humans and creatures that had flesh could feel. She could breath and do things that humans can. It was said that if she goes down to the Human Realms, no one will be able to tell that she was there except those who had special abilities like ghost fighters, masters of arts, etc. She could even kill a person ther

Faith called to say that the police have been looking for Tiger since the attack occurred. When I left Moderncare without answers, I took a motorbike ride to Star Mortuary where I heard most of the bodies were being transmitted. As I headed into the building, however, someone called my number. I took out the phone and checked; it was a landline number. I decided to pick up the call. “Hello… who’s calling, please?” I inquired. “Am I speaking to Mrs Linda Argwins?” asked a slim feminine voice. “Yes, you are. And who are you, please?” I replied.

" A young man shouted from behind while using the dagger in his hand to stab her chest. I brought out the mirror in my pocket and flashed it on her face. She saw her old self, screamed, and turned into a 36-year-old lady that works at the pack clinic. "Was this not the nurse that works at the clinic?" One of the elders questioned "No, this body belongs to one of the people she killed some years ago. This is the body she parades with. Even his son could confirm that. I then instructed the elders to burn her to ashes. I felt at peace. I felt victorious. All the members of our community who were present came to me, thanking me and Mateo. One of the elders from behind screamed:

she said as she looked down in shame and I started laughing. “Linda, please look up,” I said through my laughter and now she was the one looking confused, “of course that’s what you thought. I’m young and inexperienced but one thing that I do know how to do is to kill vampires. My job now is too look after each and every member of this lair, even if they’re missing.” “You’re already a very good Sire,” she said softly. “I noticed that your file said that you’re unemployed,” I said and Brenda shot her mother a look.

Una was barely breathing. “Damn it!” He gritted his teeth. Hevian stared at the full moon and silently uttered a prayer to the Moon Goddess to spare Una from dying. It was as if the Moon goddess heard him at once because, after a few seconds, a female faerie with silver hair and blue clothing suddenly appeared. There were sparkles of white lights like a firefly covering her body, a sign that she used Vanire—a type of teleportation magic. Hevian’s face beamed in his shortness of breath. “Lady, please help her.”

"We know love but we really need answers to this. Makes me wonder If Linda was a hybrid and hid it. I'm calling him and telling him we need to talk. Miller shows up seconds later and sits. "Has your visions started?",he looked pleased. "Yes I went back to their past and saw Linda",he smiled. "Interesting",he grinned as the story spills out and by the time I'm done he looks confused and angry. "Fort was a pain back then and he is still one now. Linda is half witch so she could time travel. With her being dead it feels nice but I knew she wouldn't stay dead. We need to kill them all",he sighs. "What do you mean she won't stay dead?",we all freeze waiting for more bad news.

"Stop looking like you just watched a ghost walk through the wall." Closing the distance in two massive strides, I dropped to my knees right beside the bed. Grabbing her hand, I pressed her cold palm against my cheek. She smelled of sweat and fear, but underneath the clinical stench, the sour, rotting odor of the Lunar Decay was completely gone. "How do you feel?" I asked, my voice cracking entirely. "Better." Tracy swallowed hard, wincing slightly as her throat moved. "Really weak. It feels like I got hit by a freight train. But my chest... the burning stopped."

Lysandra informs. He sacrificed Linda?!