Ransom Canyon Jodi Thomas Novels & Stories

Jamie said, but his voice was shaky. "Aren't we though?" A man named Leo spoke up. "I mean, we're talking about murdering guards to create chaos. How's that different from what we did before?" "Because this time it's for a good reason," Thomas said."I'll leave you guys here, I'll be back shortly, and hopefully with a plan to get us out of here." As soon as Thomas left the room, Carlos stepped closer, his hollow eyes studying my face with predatory interest. "So, Aurora," he said. "You look like a lovely girl. Sweet and innocent. How exactly did a nice girl like you end up in Dean's dungeon?"

“To reclaim what’s rightfully mine.” Marcus clinked his own glass against Thomas’s before taking a sip. As the plane continued its smooth journey toward Los Angeles, Thomas stared out the window, the city lights beginning to appear faintly in the distance. His plan was already in motion. And soon, Ryan Winters would have nothing left. “If I could get rid of him, who is Ryan?” He thought with a smirk plastered on his face.

Cross said. Maya's phone buzzed again. Another message. This time it was a different video. A photo actually. It showed the captain. Chained to a chair. A knife at his throat. And standing beside him was a man Maya did not recognize. But Damson was pointing at him from the side. The message below the photo read: "This is my brother. Thomas. You did not know I had a brother. He is part of the Phoenix now. He is much better at this than I am. Forty-five minutes left."