One Last Stop Book Novels & Stories

Answered questions and made reservations, but my mind refused to stay focused. Roman's name kept returning incessantly. By the time my shift finally ended, I had developed a headache. The evening air felt cool against my skin as I left the hotel. I was halfway toward the bus stop when a familiar voice stopped me. "Judging by that expression, I'd say you found out." I turned quickly, my grip tightened around the folder. Slowly, I turned. Roman stood near the sidewalk. His hands tucked into his pockets like he'd been waiting. Something inside me immediately hardened.

“Mom, I am giving you one last chance. Stop the car.” Morgan hung up. She told me to pull out the SIM card and throw it out the window. “Hold on tight.” She turned her head and looked at me with a deep, steady gaze. “Mira, I have not done much good in this life. Let this be the one good thing.” The engine let out a rough roar. Morgan pressed the gas pedal to the floor. The battered sedan shook as it surged forward. In the rearview mirror, the black SUV suddenly accelerated and closed in behind us.

It'll just be us two today, but we'll take one every year when we have children! My voice was cold. "There won't be any children." Steven panicked. "What? No!" I curved my lips. "Remember how you promised you'd come with me for the last day of my grandmother's mourning period?" Steven froze, but I continued, "I lost my baby that day." I pushed past him and walked aside, leaving him outside the door, lost. "I'm sorry…"

I broke the device stepping on it without even thinking for a second and then I took Victor in my arms wrapped in the sheet. I would take him with me far away from there and I would make him tell me everything he remembered, I understood that wolves were extinct and there were none left, but in my arms was the last wolf in the world perhaps. I had to protect that child who had survived. He was weak, skinny, and perhaps in agony from exhaustion, he reminded me of me for some reason. "I'll keep you safe Victor," I said as I led him to a car not too far from the cabin, to go out on the dirt path to the main road.

Tears brim his eyes and the last question comes out in a shaky breath. My tears stream down my face for the millionth time today. The round diamond sparkles spectacularly like the stars in the night sky. It's absolutely stunning. All the pain and suffering have led us to this moment. This moment in time where we can finally accept that nothing will stand in our way and nothing will ever tear us apart. We are it for each other forever. "Yes," I whisper. The End

"Heya!! This is sadly the end of book one!! Yaay, or…you know, Booo! Lol. Book two will be titled: My last wish, still centred on Vivanna, but this time with more of the heroine, Daisy. It will be out after I catch my breath, and to be honest, I was debating ending book one elsewhere, so I may add a few chapters later, don’t worry, lol not of the flashback; part two of the flashback will come later. The additional chapters will be more of Vivanna in Envia with Kassian. Anyway, I’ll keep thinking about it until I include the chapters. >.< Though, for now, I will end book one here, then when I begin ‘My Last Wish’, I will have decided on what to do. I have received pretty awesome comments, an

“Seb, found something, but more likely a dead-end. The rental car was abandon at the gas station 10 miles away from Night Stalker. The company will send me a copy of the GPS he used. We can find out the last place he went before he abandoned it.” I nod and slump my body to my couch. I remember this couch where we cuddled after the hot sex. We watched movies with ice cream and then made out. Please, baby, hang on there. I’m coming to get you. I pray over and over again, I prop my elbows on my knees and cup my face. I ask myself why this has to happen to me and Abby? My phone rings in my pocket, and it’s Mike. “Mike, still no updates. We are still gathering information. I can’t tell you anythi

"The blocks are already carved. We just have to arrange them so they make sense to us." The Last Document The stranger who had carried the leather book throughout the valley was the last to leave the ship. He didn't carry the manuscript anymore; the book had been left behind in the old draft, a blackened, smoking ruin that had served its purpose as a doorway. In his hand, he held only a single, heavy piece of slate and a small wedge of charcoal.

"In that case, I think the pizza can wait." End of Book One: Incendiary

Amara confirmed. He looked at me. "You'll be here," he said. "Yes," I said. He nodded. He ate. At the school gate he had done the sequence. The backpack. The coat press. He had looked at me. "It's the last chapter," he said. "I know," I said. "The last chapter is the most important reading," he said. "Because it ends the first thing and starts the next thing simultaneously." I looked at him. "Simultaneously," I said.