Private Eye Jason Priestley Novels & Stories

Declan I meet Priest as soon as I get to the body shop. “Declan…good, you’re here.” He mutters sarcastically. Unperturbed, I take a seat in a nearby chair and drily ask. “Cut the shit, Priest. You know I’m busy. What is this about?” Priest smirks and walks around his desk to stand in front of me. “Actually, I think it’s best if I show you. Follow me, Declan.” He gestures to the door, takes his walking stick, and walks ahead of me. Even though he had corrective surgery to regain his eyesight, he’s still walking around like he’s blind. I guess it’s taking some time for him to adjust to his new eyes. They’re kind of freaky when you look at them, which isn’t to say that women are deterred.

Through clenched teeth, he gritted out, "Natalie, I have the power and the means. Don't push me." Natalie turned her face to the sun as she grinned. "Oh, I know what you're capable of, Mr. Pereira. Not only do I know, but I've experienced it personally as well. So what are you planning this time? A car accident? Or are you planning on harvesting my corneas again?" Though the sun was blazing above them, Jason felt nothing but a bone-deep chill. Even the wind seemed frosty. Across the street, Rowan's glare was sharper than a blade, and Landon's nerves were stretched taut.

She glanced at Jason, demanding an explanation. "This is Dr. Cole McGuire and he's a psychologist with over ten years of experience. That's why I chose him. If there's anyone who can help us get back to normal, it's him." He turned to the man who now had a half-smile on his face and said, "This is my fiancée, Emily Peterson."

Jared says making Crystal laugh. Nick looks down the row at Sean. Nick smiles. “He is more than my brother, he is my Beta.” Crystal puts her finger to his lips to remind Nick to stay quiet. Nick nods and sits back in his seat. The lights blink and everyone get quiet. “Tonight we honor Doctor Jason Laine for his insight in combining several different methods to bring more efficient energy to the world. His insights and the work toward the goal have become the standard practice around the globe in only a few short years. We all have benefited from his work. I am proud to introduce American Educated Finnish Scientist Doctor Jason Laine.”

Then Jason strode in, head high, a smug tilt to his mouth that made me nervous. He didn’t sit, I didn't think he wanted to sit. He stood at the head of the table like he already owned the room. “Good morning, everyone. For those who don’t know me, I’m Jason. And I believe I’m the rightful heir to all these properties, the company, and everything my father built.” “What are you talking about? Nyla has been the only child and now, she's the CEO after the sudden death of Mr Leclair.” A ripple of confusion spread. One director leaned forward.