Line Walker 2 Invisible Spy Novels & Stories

"Explain to me, why should I not consider you personally responsible for this?" The spy's throat moved up and down, terror evident on his face. "Sir, I... I didn’t intend for her to spot me." I swear, I was careful. She must have been suspicious from the start. I was only doing what you—” Thane cut him off with a sharp wave of his hand. “Enough of your excuses. I hired you to be invisible, and instead, you’ve exposed yourself like an amateur.” He stepped closer, his frame casting an imposing shadow over the spy. “You don’t understand the consequences of failure, do you?”

“What's this?” “It's called the SpectraDot.” I whispered carefully while glancing around to see if someone was listening. “It's a spyware camera. You will install it in the chandelier in the hallway. You don't need any wire, light, or buzz. Just pin it there. Once it's in, I'll do the rest.” He frowned, “Whose hallway? My hallway?” I felt like hitting some sense into him, but I forced myself to calm down. “You will install it in Mr. Walker's hallway. Once you do it, I will handle the rest.”

I turned to the back of the paper, it was completely empty, but now I couldn’t help but wonder… I walked to the fire place, then brought the paper close to the heat. “What are you doing?” Collins questioned, making his way to me, but then came to a stop. “She’d used invisible ink,” I gasped. Now I could see the hidden message scribbled at the back of the paper. “You were right, she is smart.” The secret note read; ‘Two insiders in the Bloodmoon pack, one a cook and the other, a soldier.’ Collins chuckled. “Jackpot motherfucker.”

The laptop was still closed but Lucas was gone. I reached for the burner and saw the new message waiting on the screen, no name, no number, just words. “Still think you’re invisible, Ava?” My throat went dry. I checked the signal trace but found nothing but I know Whoever sent it knew how to hide better than Lucas did and better than me. I stood slowly, staring out at the city waking up below. Somewhere out there, Killian or whoever worked for him had found a thread to pull, maybe I pushed too soon or maybe this was the price of being seen again.

She had heard the voice in the walls. "Somewhere he can't hack," Lucian replied. He walked over to the wall safe behind a painting. He didn't punch in a code; he used a physical key. Inside was a stack of cash and a revolver. He took both. Leo was sitting on the floor, hugging his knees. "I can't bring my tablet?" he whispered, looking devastated. "But... how will I help?" Lucian knelt, grabbing Leo’s shoulders firmly. "You help by being invisible, Leo. Right now, your brain is the target. We need to take you off the grid."

Since I haven’t joined Red Mountain Pack, I can still talk with Richard. ‘We can help!’ I shout back as I take stock of his injuries. ‘They’ve breached the downstairs. They are attacking everyone they see. And half of them are invisible. You three need to hide! NOW!’ He doesn’t leave room for any argument, but before I can respond, a loud snarl ripples down the seemingly empty hallway. Yaya whispers something quickly to herself and throws her glowing, red hands forward as if she is passing an imaginary basketball, illuminating the hallway. No more than fifteen feet in front of us stands four bloody, large wolves. They now realize they are visible and their eyes train onto Yaya.

"This might be what the guardian meant. There could be some hidden magic, a clue that we're not seeing." Stereo rolled her eyes but followed Lin's lead. "Hidden magic? This is getting more absurd by the minute." Undeterred, Lin began to walk, tracing an invisible pattern in the sand. Hunter and Stereo exchanged skeptical glances but decided to follow her. As Lin walked, the energy around them intensified, forming intricate patterns in the sand. Symbols and glyphs emerged, revealing a concealed pathway that led deeper into the desert. Hunter raised an eyebrow. "Well, I'll be damned. Looks like there's more to this desert than meets the eye."

I would not have done it if I had known the severity. What the curse does: your mate will be invisible to you. You'll see her, but your wolf won't recognize her. The bond will fire in her presence once when you meet and then never again. You'll have no pull, no certainty. One hour after she leaves your proximity, you'll smell daisies. My grandmother's signature is daisies, her favorite, which are embedded in the work. How it breaks: say her name in her presence. That's all. Find your mate and call out her given name while she’s in the room. The curse breaks on the sound.

When he noticed me he pointed towards the coffee pot and the chair across from him at the table. Getting the hint that he wanted to talk I sat down, not really feeling the need for coffee having slept again without crying myself to sleep. I didn't know if Ryder was mad or if he was going to chase me away or if he wanted to talk strategy or what. He would be an excellent poker player with his face not being of any help to show you what he was thinking or feeling. "I led them in the other direction so it should be a while until they return here to start again when the wild goose chase I sent them on leads them to absolutely nowhere. I'm sorry but I had to use your scarf to get your scent and h

"They possess an invisibility technique that allows them to blend seamlessly into the forests. Their presence becomes almost undetectable. We must tread carefully." Adrian's expression hardened at Tyler's warning. "Invisibility, is it? Let's see how well they can hide from me." His tone was icy, his gaze brimming with killing intent. Tyler immediately recognized the warning signs of Adrian's mounting impatience but wisely refrained from saying more. Once Adrian made a decision, no one could sway him. To him, any obstacle in his path was mere rubble to be crushed. His focus remained unshaken, locked on fulfilling his goals.