Look For Me There Book Review นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Leaving you like this only makes people worry." I stood beside Mason, listening to his hollow concern. Between him and his assistant playing their parts, Vega finally relented and went home. In my study, the score my grandmother had left me was tucked inside my favorite book. In this world, no one but Vega knew I kept something so precious on that shelf. Out of Vega's sight, Mason let out a disdainful grin. He had a key to the house. He had searched for it countless times in secret. He had assumed the score would be locked in Vega's safe. He never expected me to leave it inside a book.

Some sobbed, releasing the most gut-wrenching cries as they flew around me in a tornado of pages and human leather. As the dozens of books circled me, their cries and screams and laughter filling the frigid air, I skimmed every page I could manage, searching desperately for anything to do with portals to other realms. An hour ticked by, followed by a second, and I found nothing. Disappointment churned in veins as I set each book back on their shelf. The silence was so deafening I wanted to claw at my ears. There was one book I hadn’t checked. One that resisted my magic.

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The book I was reading wasn't in sight, so I went exploring the shelves until I found it at the top. I opened it and began searching for information about my strange kidnapper and my nephew's father. It was then that I came across a title that caught my attention: “The Rise of Harvey Bloodclaw.”

Hades immediately got up and went to one of the controls to pull up the only footage of the woman they had - the one from the camera near the entrance where she happened to take off her covers. Once her face showed up on the monitor, Brahma became more relaxed and he looked quite... happy? Gaia and Hades looked at each other then at Brahma again. Suddenly, Brahma laughed out loud and held his stomach with his left hand as he tried to retrieve his phone with the other from one of his pockets. He entered a number and the person on the other line immediately answered the call. "Call off the search. It's Neith." When the two other people in the room heard the name, something in their minds immed

I’m going to personally see to it. Jesus, Julie! Are you here for sights? Get moving! My feet dashed forward then halted. Get moving for what? What am I here for? My brain rummaged furiously and the feelings returned. Like a spy, I shot forward to the shelves and started scanning the catalogue. Maybe that’ll tell me something. Three minutes later, I found none. Classic reads, best-selling novels, prized fiction. Everything about the world and the people in it and how they all work together are on these shelves. Nothing peculiar—.

My ass sticking up in the air in my short dress , I know he's getting a free shot of my bits but it's not like he's hasn't before. "Trying to find my panties. Do you have any idea where they are? " I don't want some housekeeper to find them , that's just gross. I look up at him as I speak and get a good look at him in all his naked glory. Damn, he 's just the best mouth watering man I've ever seen. His body is one big bronzed buff muscle. He has tattoos scattered all over , with the short hair and dark eyes he is rocking the bad boy look like none other. 3

Except for that, it was the books of magic that hunters could do. ‘I don’t even know what exactly I’m looking for?’ She thought in frustration. She sat on the chair in anger for not being able to find anything, and that was when her eyes landed on the dustbin under the table she was sitting on, and there was a book in it. She quickly picked it up and checked it. It was the whole blank; she smiled, finally finding the book that was for her. No one could read the book except her; maybe that was why they had thrown the book in the dustbin. She touched the first page of the book, and soon letter’s started appearing on the page.

The thought of dinner is gone between us. It's a habit of mine. An obsession. Once I fixate my mind onto something I just can't stop until I find what I want to find. Then, the familiar image finally appeared on the pages. “I found it!” I squealed and held the book up in delight. Sebastian hastily dropped the book he was scanning to look over my shoulder as I placed it back on the table to read. We looked at it together. “This is it,” I pointed at the illustration in the book.

And decide to find a table to wait for her shift to end. Opening the thick cover, I turn the first page. It’s boring. All of the words are already droning on, and I’m finding it hard to focus on the page. Peering over the edge of the book, I look around again. But still no Piper. No sexy as sin curves that I want to get my hands on. No hot exposed legs, that I can stare at for days. Just a library full of people trying to earn good grades. Back to the book. I think it goes like that for ten minutes—me looking for Piper, getting disappointed, and trying to focus—before I’m interrupted by a feminine voice and not the one I want to hear. There’s a girl standing in front of me with blazing red h