Parasite Eve Audiobook Novels & Stories

I patted her head, standing up hurriedly, remembering mum’s words. “Lydia has been defeated. The rest is through the key.” “You’re still recovering,” Ava protested, the minute I stood up. “You shouldn’t be up, Cas—” I sighed. “Look…” I began narrating everything that happened. Of how I saw mum, and how Lydia and Francesca were being dragged to Hades. And her last words, before I woke up. “The key?” Ava let out alarmingly. “Yes, do you know of it?” “It’s a she. She is Piper.” she replied. “We need to get to Piper!”

Alex tilted his head and looked at Leanne with a strange expression, “Madam, have you ever been to Canyonland? Or perhaps, have any of your close friends been from the region?” “No, I don’t think so.” Leanne shook her head. “Mr. Rockefeller, can you just tell us what the heck is that horrible thing? This is really freaking me out,” said Jack. Alex answered, “Parasites.” What he did not mention was that the parasite in Leanne’s body had been planted to stop her from getting impregnated by any other man, except by the one who planted it.

“ Ezra Irwin is not only an addiction but also a parasite who will kill you even after you are dead and I hope I have met my death.” AUTHOR'S NOTE: ENDING THIS BOOK HERE, WILL COME BACK WITH A SEQUEL.

Elliot blew the situation out of proportion. The guards arrived with the doctor and took Selene from Elliot and up to her room. "She missed a step and fell because she was trying to take my-" "Enough!" a deep voice reverberated in the whole mansion, sending waves of shock through Karen's body. Everyone maintained silence after the deafening shout but Karen could hear her heart beat rapidly. The rate increased when she traced the voice and found that it was actually Kevin. He was glaring at her and Karen felt his blind gaze pierce through her soul. His eyes flickered with regret, Karen undoubtedly saw.

Chapter 31 Abducted As the night descended, the island was enveloped in darkness, with stars and moon casting a shimmering glow. In contrast to the sweet atmosphere on the island, Nora found herself in a dire predicament. Groggily awakening, she was met with the chilling sight of grotesque men leering at her with wicked grins. Cameras were aimed at her, capturing her distress, while obscene laughter filled the air. It wasn't until searing pain shot through her lower body that Nora realized a repulsive man was violating her, treating her like a mere plaything.

I could hear the sound of voices coming from inside, and I knew that it was almost time to put my plan into action. I leaned against the door, my ear pressed against the wood as I listened to the conversation inside. Ezra's voice was low and smooth, while Eve's was soft and curious. "...do you think it's possible?" Eve asked, her voice filled with a sense of wonder. "That we met in a past life, I mean." There was a pause, and then Ezra spoke up. "I don't know, Eve," he said. "I've never really believed in that sort of thing."

The decision to leave the Earth was not a flight; it was a tactical withdrawal. But before the Vanguard-01 could pierce the veil of the atmosphere, there was a blood-debt that had to be settled on the soil. The "Golden Parasite" was no longer a whisper in the static; it was a blossoming rot. In the three days since Leo had spoken, the infection had accelerated. Across the continents, the "Echo" had begun to claim its hosts. It didn't look like a disease. It looked like a cult of mindless bliss.

"How rude. Who raised her in some backwater place? She's nothing like Giselle…" "Mom, don't mind her. I have something important to tell you," Giselle said, pulling Mom aside. My curiosity piqued, I slipped after them quietly. "Mom, Dad, don't be afraid. Everything I say is true…" After they nodded, she continued, "I've actually been reborn. In just a few days, zombies will appear, and the apocalypse will arrive. Many people will awaken powers, but our family won't be so lucky. Almost none of us will develop abilities."

" Eve took the invitation seriously and began loosing herself into his eyes. And the more she did, the cold feeling of Dejavu began hitting her. " Eve! "

"The Moon doesn’t let go of what’s hers." I closed the book, jaw tight. “Then she’d better tell me what the hell she wants.” A sound drifted from downstairs. Rafe’s voice, muffled. “Eve! You find anything?” My throat was too dry for a full answer. “Yeah,” I murmured, staring at the book. “Too much.” I turned to leave and froze. There. Beneath the crackle of settling wood and the sigh of the wind through broken windows… Breath. Low. Ragged. Human.