Premonition Novels & Stories

I love the action, or maybe I’m riding off the high from last night. Tomorrow I will get answers. Answers that I fear might only make more questions, and even if it doesn’t, I’m sure whatever answers I get might not be exactly what I want. I can’t shake the feeling that the truth will be shocking. It has to be. I’m blessed by the Five, and I never even knew it till recently. I have no idea why I have premonitions, and it’s unnerving to know that the dreams I thought merely coincidental were so much more than that. I suspected it, but to have it confirmed makes it too real.

If he doesn’t come home this very instant, he will die. Out of nowhere, an image pops up in front of me. It's like looking at a photograph. Johnathan's lying in the woods outside my old home. There's a massive hole in his chest where his heart used to be. Someone, or something, ripped it out like Gertie ripped out her own heart. He’s grey and his healthy, pink lips have gone blue. Premonition. He said I had the gift of premonition. I try and try to connect with Johnathan, but I just can't reach him. Why? Why is he blocking me?

I imagine me picking off the scent of smoke and I hear people shout from the backyard and before I can wrap my fingers around it, fire escalated and everyone yelled and try to run away to safety but the doors and windows were trapped, it seemed like a set up, like their aim was to assassinate someone. I open my eyes and begin to gasp for air. As I opened my eyes, my hands began to tremble as I panted heavily. Everywhere begins to look small, and I feel suffocated as I gasp for hair. My head is aching seriously, and I know it is an effect of the premonition I just had. I push my way through the crowd, and if I am honest, it is hard. My vision becomes blurry as

Do you ever got that feeling? When deep inside you, you know that something big is going to happen but you can’t point it out. There is a tingling sensation trying to dominate the pit of my stomach, the goosebumps on my body that drives me crazy. Nature. It was natures warning or maybe a sudden premonition about this day but sadly, I was entitled to ignore the call of nature for I was ought to check the cabin where every twisted event on my life began.

“I was hoping to see if you could trigger a premonition from Colton.” “I actually just had a premonition, but I can see what I can do.” “You did? What did you see, flower?” “I think,” I paused and gulped. “I witnessed a child being murdered.”

When they left, I suddenly got a strong gut-wrenching feeling that things would go sideways. I couldn’t explain it because somehow it felt more like a premonition. I did what any smart person would, be two steps ahead. If I was wrong, oh well, but the important thing is to be prepared for anything. I would bring hell to Jax if anything happened to my girl.

"I need intel on the antidote for the Silent Night toxin from Lo Scorpione. In return, you'll get four years of the Costa famiglia's intel access, plus five million dollars." "Deal." After ending the call, I injected the coagulant Ombra had sold me previously. The numbness in my right hand eased slightly. "If I'm not back by 3:00 am," I told Carlo, "initiate Plan B, and you'll take over the famiglia." "Donna—" "That's an order," I said.

I let my eyes flutter closed, recalling every detail of that vision. “I don’t understand,” I tell her. “I don’t have premonitions. But I saw it. I think. Maybe?” I open my eyes and look around the room, needing to get a visual of where I actually am. “It was just like the last time I had a weird vision. It felt more like an out-of-body experience than a—” I look at Pandora. “That’s it. I think I’m intercepting something. I just don’t have any idea what or who…or why.”

"It's more than that. It's more than just my guts... You know this premonition that if you let a criminal go, they'll do worse? That's the feeling I'm getting about her." "Hm, so it's your guts and your premonition? That's a pretty hard combo to beat." "Yeah... And what's Smith's deal with her anyway?" "Yeah, you've got to warn him about getting close to suspects, especially ones that his senior partner has received a hint in his gut and premonition about." She says without even looking at him as she swivels her chair to face the computer in front of her. "Fuck you." He says, laughing playfully.